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by khc 10y ago
In marshmallow, apps that are built for marshmallow behave like iOS, in that they will install without asking for permissions. For old apps, they will behave like previous versions of Android and pop up a list at install time. Those permiss
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by khc 10y ago
"Jokes? There are no jokes. The truth is the funniest joke of all." - Muhammad Ali
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by khc 10y ago
This isn't about saving money per share, but using overseas money that many companies now avoid repatriating.
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by khc 10y ago
If they can get cash at a good deal, why not? 10 years later, if they do make a truckload of money from overseas expansions, they can pay back their investors with oversea cash without paying American taxes. Double win!
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Self-contained linux applications(flatpak.org)
7 points by khc 10y ago|1 comments
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by khc 10y ago
An entire generation of programmer has grown up not knowing that this is implemented in the kernel.
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by khc 10y ago
Maybe compile time can be faster at the same time?
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by khc 10y ago
How should this be handled if the software in question is a server daemon? I want the users to make an explicit choice but it's not obvious what's the best way to do that.
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by khc 11y ago
No comment from him trying to do a restore?
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by khc 11y ago
So that they don't need to obtain a copy of the image in the first place? Also a much lesser crime if they get caught.
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by khc 11y ago
The article says yes
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by khc 11y ago
wow good find! I've been using my own script https://github.com/kahing/bin/blob/master/avg but q seems a lot more flexible and works with more than number types.
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by khc 11y ago
I've been following @SarcasticRover for a while, do robots count?
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by khc 11y ago
Do you have a source for this?
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by khc 11y ago
Is that true? My impression is that most parents wanted kids to be doctors and lawyers, until very recently at least.
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by khc 11y ago
Need a date filter
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by khc 11y ago
Random memory access isn't really constant time when you factor in hardware prefetch and cache lines. See "What Every Programmer Should Know About Memory"
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by khc 11y ago
They are a swift competitor with a swift compatible frontend
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by khc 11y ago
the problem with that is the developer edition is also firefox nightly. Power users don't always want the absolute latest :-P
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by khc 11y ago
The title is misleading, this is not an AWS announcement nor is it an AWS offering.
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Walmart is selling $10 Android phones(arstechnica.com)
1 points by khc 11y ago|0 comments
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A decade into a project to digitize U.S. immigration forms, just 1 is online(washingtonpost.com)
2 points by khc 11y ago|0 comments
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Accounting for Taste: How packaging can make food more flavorful(newyorker.com)
9 points by khc 11y ago|1 comments
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by khc 11y ago
I have one of these, and it happens to work fine (seemingly anyway). Unfortunately he hasn't reviewed anything similar that is actually in spec, so I don't really have a choice here. (other than buying new cables/charger&#x2F
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by khc 11y ago
I've updated the benchmark to include riofs
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by khc 11y ago
first off apologies for the criticism about flush(), I only skimmed the code and flush() is usually where I look for first. Anyways goofys at this point is just a toy project. There are more optimizations that I can potentially do (proper r
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by khc 11y ago
the go fuse binding that I am using only has low level interface anyway. That said I think the parent meant on disk cache not vfs cache.
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by khc 11y ago
I looked at the code some more and they do handle release(), so much of my point above was invalid. I expect riofs's streaming write performance to be comparable to goofys because we both use the same implementation strategy.
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by khc 11y ago
The caveat is that goofys is subjected to the underly S3, which if you are using Amazon is only eventually consistent ( http://areweconsistentyet.com/ )
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by khc 11y ago
Thank you! It's not a general purpose filesystem but I don't think that has to be the case to be useful. I am lazy and I want to do as little POSIX as possible.

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