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by lambda 9y ago
The point is that when installing, you are not rebuilding. The hypothetical example here is for some kind of randomizaiton that applies, for instance, to the kernel during build time, such as randomization of structure layout. Having to reb
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by lambda 9y ago
CloudFlare's "Flexible SSL" ( https://www.cloudflare.com/ssl/ ) offers encryption/authentication from CloudFlare's server to the client, but none from the origin server to CloudFlare's. Whic
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by lambda 9y ago
But if you actually try to advocate that people attend to their health first and foremost by eating right, exercising and making good lifestyle choices, you are some crazy weirdo? I don't think that's what the arti
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by lambda 9y ago
Not according to http://quoteinvestigator.com/2011/08/09/remain-solvent/ . Apparently what Keynes said was something similar, but not that same phrasing: There is nothing so disastrous as a rational i
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by lambda 9y ago
From what Elon Musk writes, his plan is that either you'll be renting other people's cars, or making some extra money by renting out your own: https://www.tesla.com/blog/master-plan-part-deux
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by lambda 9y ago
Or as they say, the market can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent.
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by lambda 10y ago
And the reason that they are named "uppercase" and "lowercase" is that in the early days of movable type, the majuscule letters were stored in a case above the miniscule letters. Furthermore, Roman and Italic are two ent
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by lambda 10y ago
Bazel was first released to the public in March, 2015. By that time, Cargo had already been in development for over a year, had reached release 0.1.0, and was already the official build tool for most Rust projects. Furthermore, Bazel and Ca
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by lambda 10y ago
If Gecko is ever able to get rid of all of it's C++, it won't happen for quite a while, that will be an enormous undertaking. I would expect, if Rust is successful enough that that is feasible, then by that time there would be mul
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by lambda 10y ago
I'm an Emacs user, so that's what I've written most of my Rust in, but I tried out VSCode and setting up all of the Rust integration, and it was pretty easy to set up and seemed to work pretty well playing with it briefly. Di
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by lambda 10y ago
It's a framework for building cross-platform applications in which the UI is implemented in HTML/CSS/JS using an embedded Chromium and Node.js. http://electron.atom.io/
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by lambda 10y ago
For cross-platform apps, Qt is the best I've used. But it does have its warts, and it is big, it will probably bloat your app by about as much as Electron does. But yeah, there's no one clear winner, which means that Electron is n
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by lambda 10y ago
Can vouch for it. I found my current job through SO Careers, and now that we're trying to hire more people, we're finding a good number of our better candidates coming through our SO Careers posting.
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by lambda 10y ago
> I'm wondering what part of the twelve step compilation process was found to be easier than simply installing Python on the target machine? That part is something that you can control. Giving instructions for someone non-technical
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by lambda 10y ago
"I don't see how you can have a humane prison not be a criminal university." By having it promote positive improvement and rehabilitation rather than purely punishment. Here is what a humane prison looks like: http:/&#x
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by lambda 10y ago
That's not the DNC, that's the New York Board of Elections. The DNC doesn't run the actual voting of the primaries, that's done by the local election commissions, just like for the general elections. This varies by state
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by lambda 10y ago
If you are your own company, thus working as a contractor, that's different than hiring an employee to work in an existing company. There are lot of obligations that companies have for each employee in terms of taxes, health insurance,
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by lambda 10y ago
This is a little different than codec support, though as other replies indicate, that can be done too. This is just demuxing the stream in one format, re-muxing it in a different format, and feeding it into <video> to actually do the
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by lambda 10y ago
> with the eventual goal of being pure Rust No, being pure Rust is not the goal. It aims to use Rust as much as possible for the parts that Rust is good at. But core crypto algorithms generally need to be written in assembler, to avoid v
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by lambda 10y ago
> Since the most painful area is still the missing Cocoa implementation, hackers are welcome to explore the following possibility I wonder why they suggest trying to rebuild Cocoa on top of Qt, rather than starting with the existing GNUs
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by lambda 10y ago
The W3C HTML specs are pretty much irrelevant for anyone wanting to write a web browser, or author content designed to be consumed by web browsers.
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by lambda 10y ago
There is pretty bleeding-edge support for compiling to both asm.js and WebAssembly in Rust that recently landed: https://users.rust-lang.org/t/compiling-to-the-web-with-rust... So, at the very least there's suppor
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by lambda 10y ago
A DoS from a program already running on the same hardware is nowhere near the same level of vulnerability as a privilege escalation. Security is all about increasing those difficulty thresholds, not absolutes.
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by lambda 10y ago
For a very large number of people, these aren't "extremely niche use cases." Something more comparable to Bitcoin than regular banking would be Western Union; they make 5 billion dollars a year in revenue transferring money.
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by lambda 10y ago
Command-period is the native Mac way to do it, though ESC works as well.
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by lambda 10y ago
Command-period on macOS.
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by lambda 10y ago
The processor speed is less important to me. But the lack of more than 16 GB of RAM is a serious problem. As a developer, I frequently run a large number of VMs at once. My current laptop has 16 GB of RAM, and I frequently need more to run
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by lambda 10y ago
I'm an Emacs user though, so I like it being Control as a modifier/Escape if pressed alone. Just having Caps Lock function as escape wouldn't help.
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by lambda 10y ago
Ah, that's disappointing. Another reason to be glad I haven't upgraded yet, I guess. Also, wow, I'm glad I don't maintain any popular open source projects on GitHub: https://github.com/tekezo/Karabin
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by lambda 10y ago
On my laptop, I already use Karabiner to make Caps Lock function as Control if used as a modifier key, and ESC if just tapped. Much easier to reach, works for both Emacs and Vim keybindings, only issue is that sometimes you hit ESC by accid

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