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by mabynogy 9y ago
Webchat: https://kiwiirc.com/nextclient/#ircs://irc.jollo.org:9999/#g...
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The /g/ternet Meshnet Project: a response to the latest net neutrality trend(mesh.gentoo.today)
5 points by mabynogy 9y ago|1 comments
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by mabynogy 9y ago
Few details here: http://jollo.org/LNT/
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#sally: IRC drawing channel(jollo.org)
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October 2017 – one month of the pulseaudio maintainer(tanukaskinen.wordpress.com)
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by mabynogy 9y ago
Reproduction.
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by mabynogy 9y ago
imho the best help itt: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15741151
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by mabynogy 9y ago
I'm part of a team working on a player (a vm) to run small user scripts with voice and vision. We've picked the irc "/" idea for commands as a way to communicate between processes. For example, we have /say and
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FOSDEM'18(fosdem.org)
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The Meta-Machine Code Tool(verisimilitudes.net)
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by mabynogy 9y ago
Contact few registras, tell them your success story and propose them to sell domain names.
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by mabynogy 9y ago
I have an antispam for phone calls with my ISP (free.fr). It works very well. I advertise for that around me. Operators can stop that if they want.
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by mabynogy 9y ago
It's not mine but the project is astonishing ;)
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by mabynogy 9y ago
Yes there is. It's not about compilation but currently I try to use a http server written in assembly ( https://2ton.com.au/rwasa/ ) If you can show some improvements with compilation switches (for example: -lto=8 w
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SciLua: Scientific Computing with LuaJIT(scilua.org)
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LibHTTP: Open Source HTTP Library in C(libhttp.org)
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CASTL: JavaScript to Lua compiler with runtime library(github.com)
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Titan: a new statically-typed and AOT programming language targetting Lua(github.com)
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Intel to Create New CPUs with AMD Radeon Graphics with HBM2 Using EMIB(anandtech.com)
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Soundimage.org: Free Music, Sound Effects and Images for Your Game Projects(soundimage.org)
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Pgloader: Migrate from MySQL to PostgreSQL in One Command(pgloader.io)
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Fengari: Lua for the Browser(fengari.io)
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by mabynogy 9y ago
You can try to apply the YC's slogan to your neighboorhood ("Make what people want").
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by mabynogy 9y ago
> How do you learn to structure a large program? You can try to organize you stuff by: - layers (time) - functional units (what it does) - subsystems (parts assigned to people) Over that, you can write a state machine to sequence the
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by mabynogy 9y ago
OK. Many thanks for the details.
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by mabynogy 9y ago
I wonder why the network picks a riffle. Do you have any explanation about that?
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by mabynogy 9y ago
Many thanks. I'll check it. The ultimate goal is to get a backtrace without debug symbol (in release) but I don't know any method to achieve that without instrumentation.
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by mabynogy 9y ago
The main pain point for me in that domain currently is the wrong results that backtrace() gives when optimizations are enabled. I noticed that clang seems to be better at generating correct infos in such modes. Otherwise I use GDB in "
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by mabynogy 9y ago
I have tons of ideas and I'm also looking for partners. Feel free to reach me @gmail or on rizon with the same nick.
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MarkdownShare: Quick and easy sharing of markdown text(markdownshare.com)
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