mingodad

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   by mingodad 11y ago

   Exactly and that's why we are paying this huge hidden tax for the top 1% to accumulate it.
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   by mingodad 11y ago

   I used to believe on something like you describe but now I have a different view, I tried to find some videos that explain it, there is several but to start with look at this one http://www.neweconomics.org/publications&#x2F
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   by mingodad 11y ago

   Interesting enough today I was thinking if we have an AST of a program we could have tools that apply semantic analysis like ownership in rust and achieve the same benefits of it in any language. Does someone know any already existing tool
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   by mingodad 11y ago

   I added also test with h2load, but with this tool h2o/ngix performs basically equal. nginx-default: 1067 rps h2o-strong-384: 1009 rps
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   by mingodad 11y ago

   I've looked at h2o website and seems that someone asked this question and there is an example of a stronger configuration. Using it I did a test on a raspberry pi 3 and here https://gist.github.com/mingodad/e5a46c8
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   by mingodad 11y ago

   Interesting point, so it's using a dirty trick to show it as more performant ?
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   by mingodad 11y ago

   With a small code base there is also h2o and it already has http2 and a very good https performance (can serve around twice as much than nginx). After looking for most of available http servers h2o is my preferred one right now. Also I have
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   by mingodad 11y ago

   Out of curiosity how much electric power is alphago burning while playing ? Does someone know it ?
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   by mingodad 11y ago

   I just cloned the repository build it and did some tests with asio_httpd (and found a possible memory leak/fragmentation), overall it's well designed and coded. To build it I went to the xmake repository and through it also found
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    PEG.js implentation of SQLite query parser demo(codeschool.github.io)

    6 points by mingodad 11y ago|0 comments
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    by mingodad 11y ago

    Very clean, simple and easy to use, thumbs up.
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    by mingodad 11y ago

    Nice idea but there is a mix of https/http requests and the browser blocks http so the demo/try page do not work.
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    by mingodad 11y ago

    I just bought 2 nodemcu 0.9 boards and tested then with http://www.nodemcu.com/index_en.html and https://github.com/esp8266/Arduino and both of then have problems when tested with the board as webserve
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    A Web Framework for ESP8266(github.com)

    4 points by mingodad 11y ago|1 comments
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    Create a usb stick to tether secure internet(github.com)

    2 points by mingodad 11y ago|0 comments
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    by mingodad 11y ago

    There is any advantage of it over conventional browsing HN ?
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    by mingodad 11y ago

    The demos burn cpu all the time.
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    by mingodad 11y ago

    For me is hard to understand how a language with a behavior/constraints like you describe get so much noise about "been easy to use/learn". I do not like it but at least be DRY as much as possible: case 0: set.__fds_bits
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    by mingodad 11y ago

    I think that you are right on this, when looking at one of the examples (server.swift) it seems that people are paid by characters typed and they forget (or never heard of) the mantra DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself): func fdSet(fd: Int32,
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    by mingodad 11y ago

    Interesting there is no link to add issues to those repositories !
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    by mingodad 11y ago

    Thanks I didn't noticed the colon, my fault. But even after copying all to the default location /usr it still doesn't work: swift swifthello.swift <unknown>:0: error: opening import file for module 'SwiftShims&#x27
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    by mingodad 11y ago

    I used ltrace and saw a call to getenv("SDKROOT") but pointing it to any of: export SDKROOT=$HOME/swift/usr or export SDKROOT=$HOME/swift/usr/lib or export SDKROOT=$HOME/swift/usr/lib/s
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    by mingodad 11y ago

    Testing the binaries on ubuntu decompressed to to $HOME/swift and trying to execute swift: Welcome to Swift version 2.2-dev (LLVM 46be9ff861, Clang 4deb154edc, Swift 778f82939c). Type :help for assistance. 1> help opening imp
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    by mingodad 11y ago

    Solved the problem was the sdcard image was not correctly saved to the sdcard. sudo dd if=2015-11-21-raspbian-jessie-lite.img of=/dev/sdb
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    by mingodad 11y ago

    Yes I also did connect to my linux laptop and it also detects the Broadcom BCM2708. I was expecting to be able to connect it to a linux box via usb as it is and open a ssh connection through tty but they didn't made it that easy it&#x2
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    by mingodad 11y ago

    Yes I did connected to the usb power in not on the other general purpose usb. Can someone tell if only connecting the power supply would light the green led (no sdcard) ?
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    by mingodad 11y ago

    I just bought 2 magpi to get 2 raspiberry pi zero but connecting then to a android charger (without and with sdcard http://director.downloads.raspberrypi.org/raspbian_lite/imag... ) none of then lights the green led to
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    by mingodad 11y ago

    I looked at this library in the past and I could not find any usage of it in any open source project. That made me a bit scary, how a library like this with the supposed well thought construction is not used anywhere ?
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    by mingodad 11y ago

    That's the beauty of open source ! Cheers !
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    by mingodad 11y ago

    There is also this alternative http://oss.readytalk.com/avian/