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by makz 6y ago
What if linux distributions stop packaging stuff altogether? Most of the time it seems to create more trouble than it's worth (for the developers and mantainers of such distributions). Maybe just provide a base system and package manag
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by makz 6y ago
Easy, at the top of every source file I worked on, I write TODO comments for the next day before closing everything and leaving. Also if I know it's likely that I won't return to a file on that day I do the same for that file.
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by makz 6y ago
Well, I’m an expert and as far as I know I’m real, so my answer is yes.
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by makz 6y ago
I’ve kept ornamental fish for many years and certainly octopuses are not fish but it looks to me that it’s only keeping others away from its territory like many fish do.
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by makz 6y ago
Everything seems to get crappier every year, not only software, due to economics I guess. Sure, there are also benefits, but the general trend seems to go towards crapier.
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by makz 6y ago
This, it goes way beyond gold vs bitcoin: vi vs emacs, linux vs windows vs macOS... I could go on and on, but the point is most of the time those options are not mutually exclusive, just use both (when and where it makes sense), enjoy both
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by makz 6y ago
For me, nothing comes close to perl when manipulating plain text files. No need to import anything, or thinking about modules, objects and stuff, just write the code to do the task at hand and you are done.
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by makz 6y ago
But, is this literally one server?
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by makz 6y ago
They use a server like in one server like in single point of failure?!
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by makz 6y ago
I’m more worried about too many non-brainy people.
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by makz 6y ago
Looks like a good fit for youtube-dl
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by makz 6y ago
No, thanks
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by makz 6y ago
Every time a company does this, they discontinue the product after some months. Let's see if that changes this time, but I doubt it.
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by makz 6y ago
A bit off-topic but, I've found I never use minimize, what's the use case for that?
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by makz 6y ago
To be fair, nothing ever is a guarantee of anything.
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by makz 6y ago
I'm very fond of Goku and Dragon Ball because they taught me this.
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by makz 6y ago
The title is confusing, I thought it predicted the use of wastewater.
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by makz 6y ago
Last time I checked async in Python didn’t even work properly, has this changed lately?
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by makz 6y ago
And what about the other way? x86 as co-processor alongside the ARM as the main CPU?
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by makz 6y ago
This is going to be very useful for one of the projects I’m working on, thanks for sharing
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by makz 7y ago
Delphi > VB
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Ask HN: Hacker News for blockchain and related technologies?
3 points by makz 7y ago|2 comments
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by makz 7y ago
I'd say there's no proper way. Every project has its way of writing C. With the use of macros, sometimes it looks a bit like a DSL for every specific project. My advice: think about what kind of software you want to write and look
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by makz 7y ago
1.86e43 fps is a lot of frames...
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by makz 7y ago
Anybody knows what's the frame rate of reality?
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by makz 7y ago
I just change the number at the end. I’m currently at number 8
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by makz 7y ago
> The way to solve self-driving cars in a few years is to start building roads and infrastructure for such automation. Maybe even have a human driving multiple cars, computer assisted, simultaneously from a remote office. We already have
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by makz 7y ago
One person’s junk is another person’s treasure
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by makz 7y ago
The same way they open-sourced Android?
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by makz 7y ago
GPU supremacy

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