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by kivikakk 13y ago
Also a tad ironic in light of his subsequent invocation of "belive".
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by kivikakk 13y ago
> PDF or Postscript. Word is not a format that you should share finalized document. Why does anyone need to edit a spec? PDF, sure. Postscript, uh, maybe missing the target audience a bit there. > If there is a good reason to edit, p
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by kivikakk 13y ago
what on earth would you expect?
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by kivikakk 13y ago
VMware definitely seems faster (I'm running Windows 8 as a VM inside Linux), but seeing as it's a paid product, there'll be choice-supportive bias all over the place.
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by kivikakk 13y ago
regexp.MustCompile doesn't result in a compile error; it panics at runtime. The purpose is to simplify compiling regexps at the global level, and the assumption is it's a hard-coded regexp that can't be wrong.
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by kivikakk 13y ago
It's probably as common to have them falsy as truthy; notably, they're truthy in Ruby.
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by kivikakk 13y ago
No. (You need parse all includes to know typedefs, but that's it.) C++ is awkward for a different reason, but there's nothing unparseable about it. Resolving types for tab completion/hinting is getting closer to static analysis (at least, w
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by kivikakk 13y ago
No. The only way to 'send' bitcoins in email is sending the keys for the coins you still own; this (of course) is stupid, since you retain control, so it becomes a race to see which one of the people with the keys transfers them to an addre
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by kivikakk 13y ago
ls and fg, respectively. (the latter is standard)
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by kivikakk 13y ago
"git status -sb" and "git add -p", respectively. Most of the 1-3 letter ones are git aliases (and notice how often I use them!), corresponding to the aliases here: https://github.com/kivikakk/dotdirs/blob/master/gitconfig#L3... (some rub
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by kivikakk 13y ago
No. The fact that a feature is Turing complete doesn't make the language unparseable. C is Turing complete, but you don't need to run the program to parse C. Likewise for parsing C++ templates.
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by kivikakk 13y ago
Common enough in AU!
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by kivikakk 13y ago
There is surely some cognitive dissonance here. > > Though I've figured out that just because someone left their safe open, doesn't mean you get to steal the gold. > True. Though on the other hand, if somebody figures out they t
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by kivikakk 13y ago
At this point I'll point out my recreation of the GitHub t-shirt: https://github.com/contrigraph And the write-up: http://kivikakk.ee/2013/05/07/contrigraph.html
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by kivikakk 13y ago
No, acquire's Tumblring Yahoo.
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Erlang is slow: and other rubbish(kivikakk.ee)
2 points by kivikakk 13y ago|0 comments
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by kivikakk 13y ago
Well. 1053 , 1002 % 679 make 659 vi 630 s 293 cm 278 l 257 ack 246 grep 218 a 183 co 147 w 143 sudo 133 rm 129 cat 114 .. 110 cd 109 h 107 go 93 ssh 86 mv
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by kivikakk 13y ago
Money doesn't actually fit into email, so that's not really an issue. It's all Google Wallet, so the transfer doesn't happen over email itself.
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by kivikakk 13y ago
I guess .. not?
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k6_bytea: a mutable byte array for Erlang(github.com)
1 points by kivikakk 13y ago|0 comments
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Inefficiencies: using C++ and the Sapir–Whorf hypothesis(kivikakk.ee)
2 points by kivikakk 13y ago|0 comments
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by kivikakk 13y ago
Whoops, forgot to check nginx.conf didn't have any syntax errors before restarting!
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Snapchat: not for state secrets(kivikakk.ee)
11 points by kivikakk 13y ago|0 comments