kyberias

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by kyberias 8y ago
Is this any different than in C#?
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by kyberias 8y ago
I honestly think the graphical gizmos implemented for this piece do not support the message AT ALL. In fact, I didn't find any message. There is form in an hour long stand-up routine? That's not news.
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by kyberias 8y ago
It is never explained but I believe AMP here means Accelerated Mobile Pages.
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by kyberias 8y ago
Page browsing is horribly broken.
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by kyberias 8y ago
COM is not a "message bus" and the operating system APIs are mostly not COM-based.
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by kyberias 8y ago
> To answer your question, the reality is this is very different than what you were taught in the 90s, except that we've rewritten history for science to save face and pretend we knew this all along, and to forget that this sort of
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by kyberias 8y ago
For one thing, you immediately make that function unit-testable.
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by kyberias 8y ago
In many programming languages, "constants" are compile-time and therefore cannot be used for holding command-line parameter value.
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by kyberias 8y ago
The threads could take a pointer/reference to the "stop variable" and use the reference instead of accessing the global variable directly. That allows you to mitigate many problems of global variables. Sorry, if you already d
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by kyberias 8y ago
Isn't there a standards organization / body for C language. Have you proposed this there? What was the outcome?
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by kyberias 8y ago
The (simulated) fly brain would signal muscles to contract for flight. How would we simulate the muscles? Wings?
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by kyberias 8y ago
Just copy-pasting the same message here multiple times doesn't make it any more true.
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by kyberias 8y ago
You rely on hashids to be secure, so that your jerk end-users can't increment the id. You would like to know how secure it actually is, don't you?
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by kyberias 8y ago
Why does the author of D want to "fix" C by changing it into D? Concentrate on that D language.
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by kyberias 8y ago
You say strlen() but you probably mean "code has to iterate all the string elements". This doesn't happen 3 times, though: > char foo[9]; strcpy(foo,"abc"); strcat(foo,"1234"); Strcpy has to iterate thr
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by kyberias 8y ago
This is childish: "AmigaOS can do ALL of the mentioned things above, including browsing OpenStreetMap maps better than on ANY other operating system out there."
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by kyberias 8y ago
I was really confused when reading about the text under title "Football". Then I noticed the title "Soccer". I guess I'll never learn.
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by kyberias 8y ago
Pivot!
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by kyberias 8y ago
> It's refreshing to read an article which challenges common wisdom. This didn't challenge any "common wisdom". Common wisdom didn't tell them to do this. Cargo cult engineering is not common wisdom.
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by kyberias 8y ago
This is the voice of an adult developer talking.
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by kyberias 8y ago
It's as if these people just take a buzz-word and start applying without ANY consideration about basic stuff about distributed systems. Are there any adults around in these firms or what is going on?
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by kyberias 8y ago
Possibly not. It's not like Uncle Bob's ideas in the book are completely original.
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by kyberias 8y ago
> Did you passive-aggressively rewrite a coworker’s poorly implemented function out of cathartic necessity, never intending for him to know? Too bad, he now thinks you’re a dick. When did it start to be like this? Making code better is a
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by kyberias 8y ago
It runs the real C64 basic on top of 6502 processor emulator.
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by kyberias 8y ago
- Quite a few languages to WebAssembly using LLVM Languages are compiled to LLVM IR and then to WebAssembly. These are shown, right?
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by kyberias 8y ago
BTW, here is my C compiler for Human Resource Machine mentioned: https://github.com/kyberias/HRMC :)
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by kyberias 8y ago
Any. "Architecture" has nothing to do with that. SELECT COUNT(*) is usually "slow".
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by kyberias 8y ago
You may be confused about how databases work. COUNT(*) is not "simple stuff". It almost always involves an index _scan_. For tables with millions of rows, it takes a while.
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by kyberias 8y ago
I think you don't fully understand what you are proposing. The storage engine (file system or SQLite) has little to do with git graph algorithm performance. SQLite doesn't magically "display a graph quickly".
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by kyberias 8y ago
Why can't you do that? GDPR does not require end-to-end email encryption.

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