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by l1ambda 9y ago
And the only pertinent clause would be in the GPL (the CDDL doesn't care), regarding if ZFS were a derivative work of Linux, which it plainly is not. All this "GPL and CDDL are incompatible!" is nonsense.
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by l1ambda 9y ago
Huh? I've been a part of many class action suits and received many hundreds of dollars. Better than just giving up.
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by l1ambda 9y ago
All that matters is Angular and Vue are based on the outmoded logic-in-HTML paradigm.
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by l1ambda 9y ago
But the problem only happens when you use tabs _and_ spaces. Don't blame the tabs!
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by l1ambda 9y ago
Just ran it: https://gist.github.com/llambda/aa44d2d44b8356e02f12493ee6e6...
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by l1ambda 9y ago
This. For languages with a good module system, it's almost trivial to use modules either in-process (e.g., monolithically), or out-of-process exposed via HTTP or some other network interface (as microservices). Then the discussion beco
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by l1ambda 9y ago
Because you can build things like: * A faster grep ( https://github.com/BurntSushi/ripgrep ) * A GPU accelerated terminal emulator ( https://github.com/jwilm/alacritty ) * A web browser ( https:&
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by l1ambda 10y ago
Promises enable async "stacktraces" though. With just callbacks, when an exception is thrown there is not the complete "stack", and little hope of debugging.
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by l1ambda 10y ago
Interesting. I didn't know g.711 was so low. Typical VOIP latency must then stem from D/A and A/D conversion and internet latency.
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by l1ambda 10y ago
The Opus codec ( http://opus-codec.org/comparison/ ) can enable very low latency audio. 26.5 ms algorithmic delay (the time it takes to go through the algorithm) by default, but can be set to a very impressive 5ms. Dig
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by l1ambda 10y ago
Tablets are like nunchucks...cool but useless.
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by l1ambda 10y ago
That is a very interesting point and it sounds like a similar situation occurs in parts of Texas. Without an efficient urban grid (walkable, cycleable), or a practical car alternative, like rail, buses, the outcome may be you can set prices
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by l1ambda 10y ago
Here you go: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MnPASS http://www.dot.state.mn.us/mnpass/howmnpassworks.html http://www.dot.state.mn.us/mnpass/pdf/mnpass-existing-and-fu...
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by l1ambda 10y ago
The notion that road pricing is a regressive tax on the poor smacks of elitism. The hidden message seems to be "poor people don't have anywhere important to be." But lower income people were surveyed an they in fact desired r
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by l1ambda 10y ago
That just means they aren't pricing it properly. I would still argue that prices should be set however high whereas to eliminate congestion, even it is seems "too high", simply because there is a limit to how many lanes can b
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by l1ambda 10y ago
Well, buses and rail attack the congestion problem on the demand side, while tolls attack the problem on the supply side. So they're really complementary.
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by l1ambda 10y ago
This is what is done in Minnesota. Pricing is dynamically adjusted every 3 minutes to keep traffic flowing at a minimum of 45mph (in practice more like 60+mph). When there is more traffic, the toll is priced higher. Electronic sensors monit
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by l1ambda 10y ago
I built https://github.com/llambda/agilegps on RethinkDB. The atomic changefeeds made it easy to have real-time updates of tracked vehicle's locations. Though it might be possible to do that with listen/notif
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by l1ambda 10y ago
Over 5000 3D Fans Petition LG to add the 3D hardware back, and it sounds like LG may reconsider since it doesn't affect picture quality and the hardware isn't that expensive: https://www.change.org/p/lg-please
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by l1ambda 10y ago
I just want to nitpick about Node a little bit--as a Java developer and Postgres user myself--because there is more to Node than just async JavaScript and I think it gets a bad rap a little bit because of that. Async is one good quality of
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by l1ambda 10y ago
I believe it. That's not nearly enough bits.
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by l1ambda 10y ago
Your post totally resonated with me, particularly how once you go metaprogramming everything is suddenly metaprogramming. I work at a Spring shop and we joke about how we should just be called Senior Java Annotators. I find it ironic that S
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by l1ambda 10y ago
http://agile-gps.com Scalable real-time, fleet tracking web app built on Node.js and RethinkDB. Contact info in HN profile. Uses RethinkDB changefeeds and websockets for efficient realtime updates to clients. RESTful, can handle
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by l1ambda 10y ago
...which is actually good. With Java and maven, you cannot use multiple versions of a library.
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by l1ambda 10y ago
In this case, I would argue it is not better. Many JS devs have moved onto simpler, greener pastures. https://github.com/substack/tape is what I prefer. Small little library. Its API has everything I need and nothing I
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by l1ambda 10y ago
"Low carb, adequate protein, high fat" is a more accurate description of this diet. The other Keto adage is "calories count, but don't count calories". Meaning, if you eat a high fat diet, you naturally will feel fu
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by l1ambda 10y ago
Slack is PHP and Jquery, no nodejs AFAIK.
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by l1ambda 10y ago
This latency mentioned is useful for music and VoIP apps.
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by l1ambda 10y ago
Interesting train of thought. So if I understand correctly the gist of it is that it starts to becomes so costly to fix Python than to use another language that already has threading...so why not just use another language.
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by l1ambda 10y ago
Great news. So this means Ubuntu, Debian and the new Redox OS now have ZFS. I would love to see it officially supported in Fedora too.

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