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9y ago
If `bar` is a slice then the short syntax isn't that useful (although it's shorter than the three-clause for loop equivalent). But if `bar` is a map or a channel, then that short syntax is very handy. For comparison's sake, y
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9y ago
I have a similar story - one of our products at $DAYJOB is a kind of CRM/ERP SaaS for a specific niche. It pays its way, but at a huge cost of time spent on support and maintenance. When non-trivial feature requests come in, we can
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9y ago
I remember being quite surprised to see the Property Accessors RFC for PHP get declined, largely on the basis of making the language more complicated. It annoyed me at the time but I do respect the decision to resist adding every single fea
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9y ago
Not only does it still exist, devices running 32-bit Windows 10 are still actively sold. I purchased one in 2016 (Intel compute stick) and another in 2017 (Ollee D1016W). Both have 64-bit capable Atom CPUs, but were deliberately shipped wit
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9y ago
To expand on that: MSYS was a fork of Cygwin 1.3, and MSYS2 is a fork of Cygwin 1.7. (Babun is a distro of Cygwin, and Git-bash is a distro of MSYS2.)
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9y ago
Debian stable releases have a 2+ year lifespan so even 1.9 would be out of date for most of the distro's life. Luckily Go is quite easy to install and use from an isolated directory, and the majority of Debian usage here would be as a
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9y ago
"The Singapore region is now open as asia-southeast1. [...] the total number of paid GCP customers in Singapore has increased by 100% over the last 12 months." Was it already privately available before now? EDIT: Probably "in
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9y ago
Great article, makes it very clear what parts of the database are- and are not- provided by the storage engine. I wrote a C wrapper for BoltDB recently, i wonder how MySQL would perform linked to that? I have some memories of looking at VB6
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9y ago
The WOW64 layer has a few caveats. For instance, filesystem virtualization means that users of your app may see different content in a "File > Open" dialog than they would in an Explorer window.
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9y ago
There's also "ULID" in this neo-UUID space: https://github.com/alizain/ulid 48-bit timestamp plus 80 bits randomness, base32 encoding (no hyphens), and lexicographic sort order.
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9y ago
Ever since PHP 7, there's not much difference anymore.
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9y ago
> GOMAXPROCS is actually a lie. If you set it to 1, the runtime will still create threads. It's not a lie. The variable is GOMAXPROCS, not GOMAXTHREADS. "procs" is specific jargon of the G:M:P scheduler design.
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9y ago
> You can't use cgo to control the threading of the Go runtime itself, which is the real problem here. Go is deliberately opinionated about threading of the runtime. I think it's unlikely Go will offer much more control over
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9y ago
You can keep using Go. Its behaviour here is actually usually what you want. To avoid the authors' issue, you can write some functions in C. CGo has a very high level of integration (you can mix languages in the same source file) and w
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9y ago
There is AVX/AVX2 assembly for BLAKE2 at https://github.com/minio/blake2b-simd , benchmarked at a 1.8x-3.9x speedup.
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9y ago
I am interested in this idea, but I don't expect a better solution than SNI to appear anytime soon. RFC2817's `Upgrade: TLS` is just like SNI except it requires an extra roundtrip and it only works for HTTP, not other TLS-enabled
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9y ago
> The video shows you booting the phone into Gnu/Linux. ... What do you imagine the phone doing in such a video? Making some kind of trivial kernel patch in vim, compiling, reconfiguring the bootloader, and then successfully reboo
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9y ago
> I don't know if Allura has a SaaS service. Sourceforge.net.
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9y ago
Are numbers available for FP16 on P100 or FP32 on V100? It would make for a more direct comparison. EDIT: Nvidia's advertised TFLOPS are: FP16 FP32 FP64 V100 30 15 8.5 P100 21.2 10.6 5.3 K40 4.29 4.29
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9y ago
Why did you bring his company into this? Casting aspersions on his company, over a personal internet comment... this is a chilling effect. I will now ensure my business persona does not overlap with my personal one and avoid technical discu
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10y ago
There's also Lazarus in this category.
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10y ago
My usual solution for this is C++/Qt. Runs well on Linux, and on Windows you can statically link Qt into the single .exe if your small app is FOSS (at least LGPL-compatible), otherwise you should ship a few extra .dll files. Compared t
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10y ago
I'd be interested to see a Tk implementation. It would be neat if there were credible alternatives to the DOM.
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10y ago
The charts extend only up to ~5Hz and the intensity already decreased a lot. Human hearing range commonly doesn't start until 20Hz. Do you have charts including higher frequencies?
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10y ago
Is there a filesystem that can fragment a large, existing file to perform arbitrary inserts?
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10y ago
Do you know if you have the Exynos or Snapdragon version? I hypothesize it depends on the latter's Hexagon DSP.
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10y ago
>I'm actually surprised Phoronix has that many employees. Psyonix
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10y ago
>Do you have a source on the usage of WPF? Since it's a really new product compared to Visual Studio itself, I'd be surprised. The parent comment was talking about Visual Studio itself, not VS Code.
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10y ago
When i last ran the numbers a few months ago[1], for the same time spent in the compressor, zstd almost always produced a smaller output than brotli. 1. https://code.ivysaur.me/compression-performance-test/
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10y ago
The built-in LiveDisplay feature in LineageOS can do this without root.
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