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mehrdada
9y ago
Back in Leopard days, I was playing with the x86-64 ABI on Mac OS X (no real documentation existed whatsoever, or at least that I could find, except for the source code). Very soon I accidentally ran into a kernel panic that could be reduce
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9y ago
CONTRIBUTING.md in the repository[1] explicitly suggests authors to add their name to the AUTHORS file on their first substantial commit should they like to. A reviewer would work with them on the order and formatting. One thing is for su
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mehrdada
9y ago
Thanks for the feedback; we updated the footer: https://github.com/grpc/grpc.github.io/pull/622/files Note that this is an open-source project, and the website itself is on GitHub Pages, so feel free to
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mehrdada
9y ago
Check out grpc-gateway[1] [1]: https://github.com/grpc-ecosystem/grpc-gateway/
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9y ago
No I believe gRPC is a different thing. Don't know what net/rpc is.
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gRPC-Go Engineering Practices
(grpc.io)
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mehrdada
9y ago
[I don't know about Google but] lots of people do relatively specialized silicon. However, rarely that happens at the most advanced processes (i.e. low nm).
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9y ago
Durov had hoped working with the Iranian government and caving to their requirements would give him free rein over that market where Telegram was popular. After eventually facing backlash and blocking from there and realizing that strategy
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mehrdada
9y ago
`grpc_cli` is what you are looking for https://github.com/grpc/grpc/blob/master/doc/command_line_to...
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9y ago
Yes, relatively speaking. The difficulty of this sort of stuff ultimately can hit the margin, so you usually are fine and have ample time if you have a relatively high margin (and no competitor in line of sight). For operationally tight bus
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mehrdada
9y ago
> American Competitiveness in the 21st Century Act - should have never existed AC21 contains a lot more than H-1B extension. It increases job portability which absolutely is the right direction.
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9y ago
The way Gruber phrased his post makes me feel like he has been told some facts about this and not merely speculating. It could be the case that the physical button is trapped directly by the secure enclave system and the goal is not to prev
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9y ago
> People absolutely have been noticing, this has been a very popular and long running issue. It took years for Apple to admit it, not for people to notice. The behavior in question was introduced in 10.2.1 which was first released in Feb
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9y ago
gRPC C# currently comes with its own HTTP2 implementation, and is basically a wrapper over the C code that implements gRPC and HTTP2 stack. It doesn’t rely on .NET’s implementation of HTTP2 at all. And it does run on Linux as well as Window
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9y ago
Then you can afford iPhone upgrade annually.
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mehrdada
9y ago
I was alluding to that indeed: reviving the beloved brand. Makes perfect sense.
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Must watch recollection of the history of Mach and NeXT and Apple by Avie Tevanian. Long but great. 1/2] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vwCdKU9uYnE (early days) 2/2] https://www.youtube.com/watch?
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9y ago
Along with an ARM-based 12” MacBook named iBook. #speculation
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9y ago
Solution? https://grpc.io
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9y ago
I'm proud to have turned down a economically-maximizing offer with a margin on principle of not signing non-competes. I understand that I was lucky to have the luxury to be able to say no and not everyone is able to do so on a differen
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9y ago
No, net neutrality will leave (some/many?) other countries as well in some form or another.
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This could a bit tangential to Sam's core point, but there is a lot of value that can be added to society that ends up reducing GDP (especially true when we talk about things governments should be doing), so I am not sure aligning ev
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> those tax credits/subsidies will have been greatly wasted No, for every ZEV credit or tax credit to the consumer, they sold a non-polluting electric car to the market. Even if the company disappears today, the cars will remain on
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9y ago
The poor implementation of keyboard and TouchBar are not design issues either. Add haptic feedback and TouchBar can get GREAT. I do miss SD card a little bit, but it is no big deal, and I don't get all the fuss with USB-A at all. If yo
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I like the new design better and I won’t switch to the previous version. The display alone is significantly superior. While I like the previous design and think the 2015 model is pretty great, it is important to chronicle the history as it
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mehrdada
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Yes, but for example I remember at least one anecdote where one of our bugs we encountered was closed as a bug that manifested itself as a crashing bug in x264 or ffmpeg (I forget which) and ours was closed as a duplicate, so people do actu
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Well, we've found quite a bunch: https://mehrdad.afshari.me/publications/compiler-validation-...
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(2012)
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You are both right. You can relicense MIT, assuming you follow certain requirements, including replicating the copyright notice, but you are not required to give away the source code (even just to the original artifact) at all. The user has
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9y ago
> The truth, as always, is somewhere in the middle I have found [irrespective of this case] that this statement is just not true. Often, the truth is not in the middle but at one of the extremes, or even beyond them.
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