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minxomat
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Heads up, I had to unset CONFIG_M32=y on macOS Catalina. There are no headers or symbols for 32bit apps in macOS anymore, so this will exclude the *32 variant targets.
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Would also be interesting to see how this GC runs in threaded or multi-instance environment. For example, Nim (the language) can produce libs by having them link to one dynamic lib containing the RT. Other compilers, like Crystal, don'
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Before that, there even was a third party demo of QEMU running in the browser using PNaCl. Right after PNaCl died, jslinux popped up to continue the legacy, but with even more awesomeness.
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Yep. If the code doesn't clearly show the original intent, document your intent in a comment next to the code so future you or others can double check. Esp in gfx engines where some blocks are just math translated one to one to code.
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Of course we don't require everyone to do all of these or even be the best at the majority of them. If your focus is on TSQL, then your dev focus will be schema design and query optimization. You still need to know how to build the sof
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7y ago
Based on your skill set, we'd hire you immediately (we're a listed, 3000+ employee company). I work in the Berlin office, but we do have offices in every world region. The other comment here is BS. People who work with Windows Ser
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Nginx is a network tool with web server capabilities. It can also do pretty much everything you want as long as it's ipv4 or ipv6 over TCP, UDP or HTTP as it, and specifically the openresty distribution are highly scriptable. For examp
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Theres a coin activated mechanical lock on each cart, carts are stacked and chained together by these locks. To get one, you insert a coin (or a plastic token - these are usually given away as freebies by many companies if not the stores th
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Dictionary-assisted suffix-stripping morphographemic analyser
(github.com)
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A similar thing happened with Chiron: http://maf.directory/misc/chiron.html Quote from Donald Knuth for context: "[Floyd] was destined to be disappointed that his dream of a new, near-ideal programming language ca
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8y ago
Yep, PEGs are seriously underutilized. Here's a nice introduction using LPeg: http://leafo.net/guides/parsing-expression-grammars.html
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Nice to see this is still in development. I wrote GLWF bindings for two languages and it was pretty easy to grok. It's also absolutely essential if you want to have an UI in a language without support for GUIs (like golang). Just use t
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8y ago
Or Google Data Studio.
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Listing unique benefits was how the old msft implementation worked: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/BrowserChoice.eu
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IBM quantum experience gives you courses, a simulator and the real thing. It's pretty good for learning.
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8y ago
The original article contains this quote: > I have to wonder if your goal was to upset enough people that you'd generate real attention on various news sites and get Kite a ton of free publicity before your next funding round,” @Dev
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Tensorflow models can be used in ML.NET and the API is open to suggestions for what to support next. https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/dotnet/2018/09/12/announcin...
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It's not gone yet. One of my favorite places of this sort, andkon is still going strong after all these years. The toy category still has some of the sandbox stuff: http://andkon.com/arcade/other/toy.list
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8y ago
Not to mention SSH via cygwin, which worked pretty well even back on Windows XP.
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Thx so much for PG first. It will be PG11, right? Also, what will be the billable aspects - just storage?
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No, most of the small customizations are very specific to our application. Mostly how closing events or notifications are handled. TBH at least I don't think much about Eto day to day, it's just there and works. Questions mostly h
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We maintain internal forks of Eto and Nancy. They are easy enough to grok for us to modify and maintain, even when development upstream dies. Most of the user interaction is happening via the web app served by the server. The local clients
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I can't share the name, but we've built a complete enterprise stack on Mono. There are several parts: - Server, Nancy2/Marten/Hangfire, runs on linux - Headless clients for linux and Windows (x64) - GUI clients for macOS
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At which point it's easier just to use Eto.
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For Windows. That should be part of the title.
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So is this a wrapper around https://www3.sqlite.org/csv.html ? It mentions sqlite.
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Docker 18.09 add support for SSH enpoints, drops Ubuntu 14.04 and Debian 8
(docs.docker.com)
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.NET Framework isn't going anywhere. It is and will remain the basis for Xamarin. .NET Framework 4.8 will be the last release though. Innovation will happen in .NET Core and the packs available for it (e.g. the Windows Desktop Pack).
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Can't speak for Kong, but I'm currently working on creating a microservice in lapis (using moonscript). The speed of the underlying OpenResty server, as well as lapis ergonomics make this really fun. I guess the only practical rea
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No comparison to the much more established Intel TBB (Apache licensed)?
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