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14y ago
There's an important difference here. If you have subscribed with a credit card, and forgot about the subscription (but generally fine with it), the service would still receive weekly payments. In case of bitcoin, if you have forgot (that w
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14y ago
The issue with bitcoin (at least, now) is that it does not easily allow to make recurring charges (which is what gittip about)
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14y ago
No. A recent example is http://code.google.com/p/vitess The largest example is Chromium.
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14y ago
Paulo, I'm very sorry if my question looks a bit rude. The only goal I had is to understand if your opinion is theoretical or based on the real experience. I don't share your opinion on Go syntax, although, I like Pascal family much more th
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14y ago
How much code have you written in Go?
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What's about CSP (channels/goroutines), static duck typing (Go interfaces) and a very practical standard library? I had taken a look at Oberon back in 1999 and found it so much worse than Delphi for writing real programs. (which was a precu
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14y ago
Please, define "big"? What's about Parascript (acquired for $50M in 2008)? http://www.crunchbase.com/company/parascript Abbyy? http://www.crunchbase.com/company/abbyy Evernote? Badoo? Parallels?
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14y ago
>How could they sandbox a custom C++ app? There's no virtual machine to do it. They could use NaCl [1] or develop a similar SFI technology just for Windows. [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Native_Client
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It's just because the focus is now on generating valid assembly (there're tons of bugs so far) and I have not paid any attention to optimization yet. Thanks for reporting, tracked by issue https://github.com/krasin/llvm-dcpu16/issues/67
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(dcpu16 llvm backend developer here) That ABI is hard to implement in LLVM, mostly because of SP can't be addressed as [4+SP] in DCPU-16. So, DCPU16 LLVM backend uses C register as a frame pointer (to store local variables and other data) a
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15y ago
LLVM backend for DCPU16 is here: https://github.com/krasin/llvm-dcpu16 It's a very early alpha, but it can compile simple examples in C, like Fibonacci generator
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LLVM backend for DCPU16 is here: https://github.com/krasin/llvm-dcpu16 Note, that I'm not the guy from the irc channel, so multiple LLVM DCPU16 backends are expected :)
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15y ago
implementing a VM is a game itself
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15y ago
Parsing XML in Go is easy: https://gist.github.com/2234273 My point was that with Go, I have consistently predictable experience. Its standard library is still not the most powerful across the Zoo, but if it has support of something, I kn
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15y ago
A popular Russian CRM (1С) has a scripting language where the code looks like: СпрСотр = СоздатьОбъект("Справочник.Сотрудники"); СпрСотр.Новый(); СпрСотр.Наименование = ФИО; СпрСотр.Должность = Должность; СпрСотр.Оклад = Оклад; СпрСотр.Дата
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15y ago
I can answer just for myself. I don't like to spend time on irrelevant things like "why the binary does not link", "in which shared library this undefined symbol is located" or "how to parse XML", or even plain "why it does not work". With
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15y ago
According to the recent weekly release, they are 1-2 weeks before Go 1 release: http://weekly.golang.org/doc/devel/weekly.html#2012-03-13
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15y ago
Nuclear power is a way cleaner than coal. Please, shutdown coal plants first.
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15y ago
>I wish people would quit using Linode. Yet another man who wants to punish honesty? They could claim that the attacker used the proper user credentials to login on the server and nobody would be able to disprove that. >They have a
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15y ago
Anonymice should start using colors to distinguish between each other.
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15y ago
Andrew, deployment story for Erlang is not as simplistic as in Go, but it allows much more, including deploying and running several versions simultaneously, hot patching or live profiling. The philosophy of Erlang/OTP is drastically differe
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15y ago
Java also runs on the JVM and there's GWT
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15y ago
Why Java, if JavaScript is so fast nowadays? But I agree, no point to run it remotely.
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15y ago
>does anyone on HN have a good story about using Go in production? http://tinkercad.com http://techcrunch.com/2011/11/08/tinkercad-raises-1-million/ (HN user kaib can say more)
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15y ago
What does http://krasin.github.com/naclwtf/ say?
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15y ago
fork is not available under NaCl http://code.google.com/p/nativeclient/issues/detail?id=1239