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kreetx
5y ago
I happen to use Dvorak, so you must be kidding?
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kreetx
5y ago
Let's just go with h, l, k and j - we are developers after all :)
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kreetx
5y ago
What if you, for pay, write your own opinion - that you otherwise wouldn't have bothered to write (due to lack of time, interest etc)?
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kreetx
5y ago
This is pretty interesting, how much has since 2017? Probably the new hooks but other than that?
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kreetx
5y ago
Firefox is my primary browser too and use Brave as the secondary, and thus far it's pretty much exactly like Chrome/Chromium. Many bring up the cryptocurrency relation and I do get that (And other than the world-view differences,
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kreetx
5y ago
Looks like CEO's expectations were way too high? Wonder why, as he seemes to be a developer himself.
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kreetx
5y ago
This appears to be the case. Unlike one of the other comments, hn is slow relatively rarely (perhaps a few times a year).
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kreetx
5y ago
Same here ("it's Chromium without Google's stuff"). For Brave on Android I wish they deviated from Chrome by adding a no-autoplay option for videos.[1] [1] https://community.brave.com/t/where-is-the-
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kreetx
5y ago
> `git pull` is approximately a synonym for `git fetch && git rebase origin/master` `git pull` is precisely `git fetch && git merge FETCH_HEAD`. Since rebases are history-mutating then to achieve a rebase one either
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kreetx
5y ago
It appears to be a C++ rewrite of Cassandra (written in Java).
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kreetx
5y ago
To a someone not versed in NoSQL: what are Cassandra and Scylla like to use? Would you use it instead of say, Mongo, when you have much more data?
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kreetx
5y ago
Can't the laptop just turn off or hibernate when it gets too hot in a bag or sleeve (or both)?
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kreetx
5y ago
But notably, the current list of lists discussion is the only one containing a list to HN discussions.
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kreetx
5y ago
Isn't there a compatibility layer available, or are there reasons that in principle make this impossible?
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kreetx
5y ago
iOS developers could iterate on their code entirely in linux is probably the popular use case.
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kreetx
5y ago
This is just a theory, but I think this (assigning some major leap of science to few specific persons) is how society remembers things. I.e it is difficult, or even impossible, to go into the intricate histories of how things actually devel
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kreetx
5y ago
(I was aiming at "not telling everything" is a friendlier tone than telling everything and possibly losing all trust)
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kreetx
5y ago
Perhaps it isn't and it's actually good not to go very confrontational right from the start?
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kreetx
5y ago
I'd say it's definitely not representative of people writing code: what "code you run" on your website doesn't mean it was you who wrote that code. There are other statistics around the web for language use.
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kreetx
5y ago
I'd argue that the first three are not all that little ;)
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kreetx
5y ago
Is there anything specific Mikrotik owners can do? (other than updating their firmware)
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kreetx
5y ago
There is a difference in when a tool considers code to be of high quality and when humans do.
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kreetx
5y ago
I guess I was listing the value of what crypto has. What does "productive" mean? If something has somekind of value/property that is useful somehow, then isn't this "productive" in the sense that it produces th
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kreetx
5y ago
uWebSockets appears to be significantly faster, but this one is second: https://github.com/uNetworking/uWebSockets/blob/master/misc/... (linked from uWebSockets main github)
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kreetx
5y ago
It is productive in the following ways: - you don't need anyone's premission to use it (yes, there are downsides) - you cand lend it out or take a loan much like a bank, but without borders - you can program it and also not fear y
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kreetx
5y ago
Yup (Though note that Bootcamp is a macOS app to install Windows only. For linux the process less GUI assisted (but still pretty straight-forward).)
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kreetx
5y ago
Came here to say that. They could do a custom element implementation, perhaps ship that (in their own namespace), offer polyfills for other browsers and go on from there.
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kreetx
5y ago
Other than the recent M1s don't the previous ones run linux? The mbp's made until 2015 sure do.
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kreetx
5y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong but unlike bitcoin many of these games are played online in a centralized way, so China could even forward these regulations to these online services so they could enforce them themselves (if they want to contin
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kreetx
5y ago
If the function isn't total (as in: for every string there is an int) then the boxing is necessary, no?
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