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by mckirk 7y ago
Well that's a pretty confusing article. As far as I can see all it points out is that the guy had theories claiming cancer and heart-disease were caused in part by certain mindsets. Then it goes on to mention how these theories were a
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by mckirk 7y ago
The problem isn't that people should be referred to in the way they want. The problem is trying to mandate it from above. Ideally, it would be perfectly "allowed" to insult someone by referring to them in a way they explicitl
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by mckirk 7y ago
> This can alienate the 8.3%+, and is probably one of the reasons why that percentage is that low. That "probably" there isn't justified, in my opinion. As others in that FAQ thread have pointed out, StackOverflow isn&#x27
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by mckirk 8y ago
It works, there's no question about that. But it is also a language that's obviously very hard to write correct code in, considering the myriads of CVEs out there. Since we've got languages like Rust now, you don't reall
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by mckirk 8y ago
If I may, I'd like to suggest you release a non-glossy version of it as well. To me at least, that glossiness seems somewhat off-putting.
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by mckirk 8y ago
Please allow me to blow your mind: https://item.jd.com/100000430210.html#
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by mckirk 8y ago
"libh2o is written in C"... Somewhat sad to see that in this day and age.
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by mckirk 8y ago
See, I'd read it as "algorithm solves coke-cutting problem" and gotten excited :(
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by mckirk 8y ago
Okay, I get the idea with kmasks for branching. But what about loops, where one VM would still have to continue the loop and the others would have to leave it?