mingodad

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Ask HN: Can companies ask for private info before any interview/offer?
56 points by mingodad 8y ago|54 comments
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by mingodad 8y ago
Very well thought project, and they use small planes 12KG.
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by mingodad 8y ago
After submit I found https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_company_registers
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Ask HN: Where there is public data about companies ?
4 points by mingodad 8y ago|4 comments
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by mingodad 8y ago
Hello ! Thank you for offer your time. Do you have anything on github/gilab/... to show some work you've already done ? This way would be easier for other people evaluate how you could help then. Cheers !
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by mingodad 8y ago
Looking around int the web http://www.jbox.dk/ refered on this submission https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18829779 about Sanos operating system I found this pearl.
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Minimalism: Practical Guide to Writing Less Code (2002) [pdf](two-sdg.demon.co.uk)
223 points by mingodad 8y ago|116 comments
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by mingodad 8y ago
Congratulations for the advertisers that show it's salary offer, it doesn't matter if it's low/high the transparency signal they are sending is more important. Cheers !
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by mingodad 8y ago
Yes that's a nice goal and in order to have it we need "class/switch/enum/...", come onboard and help implement then.
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by mingodad 8y ago
Yes you are right it's still 1 based to allow easy conversion from actual existing Lua projects.
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by mingodad 8y ago
Again the point is easy code reuse.
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by mingodad 8y ago
Hello Andreas ! It's an interesting approach for jit, I did looked at your link and one of the reasons to reshape Lua with a C/C++/Java/Javascript syntax was code reuse and learning curve, at first looking at the syntax
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by mingodad 8y ago
Fair point but I prefer less code to mantain move around, as you pointed out it's only a moderate modification of the Lua lexer/parser and not need anything else ~200KB ljs, ~500KB LjsJIT interperter and there you go.
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by mingodad 8y ago
The general idea is to be able to reuse code as much as possible, and C/C++/Java/Javascript style syntax make a lot of code available and if we ditch the 1 based index in favor of 0 based it makes it even easier.
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by mingodad 8y ago
Thank you for pointing it out. Fixed. Cheers !
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by mingodad 8y ago
I'm also forked the Squirrel at https://github.com/mingodad/squilu fixing some in my point of view missing features and making it accept a small subset of C/C++ language.
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by mingodad 8y ago
Good question ! It seems that Mike Paul is still the main one that do it. Now there is a repository on https://github.com/LuaJIT/LuaJIT/issues and after send a message to the mailing list and no answer for few day
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by mingodad 8y ago
Author here if you have any question. Also if you have done any enhancement to Lua/LuaJIT and want help or talk about it I'm glad to hear from you. There is an parser/transpiler using lemon/re2c that can transpile almost
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Show HN: Lua/LuaJIT with C/C++/Java/JavaScript syntax(github.com)
77 points by mingodad 8y ago|30 comments
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by mingodad 8y ago
There is also https://www.netsurf-browser.org/ Small as a mouse, fast as a cheetah and available for free. NetSurf is a multi-platform web browser for RISC OS, UNIX-like platforms (including Linux), Mac OS X, and more.
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by mingodad 8y ago
Maybe something like http://madlib.apache.org/ ?
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by mingodad 8y ago
It uses a lot of CPU for no apparent reason.
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by mingodad 8y ago
I thought before of doing something like this but did not manage to seat and do it. The one that I imagine is a simple web server on a rooted android where we can create a hotspot and change the dns to serve something like a.com locally (th
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by mingodad 8y ago
There is also a squirrel fork SquiLu[1] that add some Lua code (like pattern matching, some stdlib), extend it with string IO, have several extensions (sqlite3, http server, mpdecimal, axtls, curl, ...), accept a subset of Javascript/J
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by mingodad 8y ago
Looking at the README it's not clear how indexes are managed. Like when we create a branch and add some data to an existing table and move back to a previous branch and try to add data with the same index keys ?
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by mingodad 8y ago
How this compare with https://github.com/bloomberg/comdb2 that adds stored procedures using LUA scripting language and decimal types ?
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by mingodad 8y ago
When I open it on linux without GPU I've got a high cpu load. Why a notepad need so high cpu load doing nothing ?
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by mingodad 8y ago
I'm impressed that people didn't mention https://www.gnu.org/software/libjit/ it's a small well designed library with a very good interpreter. I wish more people put some effort on improving it and
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by mingodad 8y ago
Do what I say do not do what I do. Today I've been asked by a library of "Junta de Anadalucia - Spain" to accept it's terms and conditions to use the wifi internet connection provided for it's users and it's a
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by mingodad 8y ago
I hope something like this could be bundled by the browsers thenselves.

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