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by minxomat 9y ago
turbo.js is a barebones library (a port of NanoCL[1]). It - doesn't support hardware or drivers that still don't support hp float textures (all things Apple basically)[2] - requires you to use GLSL (I'm the creator of turbo.j
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by minxomat 9y ago
There's a thing in between. Think Thunder ARM chips or Power8
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by minxomat 9y ago
I guess the government will soon be... Sans-Sharif (sorry)
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by minxomat 9y ago
Fun fact, if you manage to replace the osk.exe (on screen keyboard) and flip the registry bit that loads it before the login screen, it will be executed as SYSTEM, with full disk and network access. It can also interact with the Winlogon wi
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by minxomat 9y ago
This post keeps getting flagged and or deleted. There have been dozens of submissions of this in the past hour alone.
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GitHub “Ghost Orga” bug still around after 8 months(github.com)
2 points by minxomat 9y ago|1 comments
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by minxomat 9y ago
Plus, from a "future-proofing" standpoint, PSQL is the standard interface for many different databases, outside of the PostgreSQL implementation (e.g. CockroachDB).
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by minxomat 9y ago
Too many bits. Try 8: http://dmitry.gr/index.php?r=05.Projects&proj=07.%20Linux%20...
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by minxomat 9y ago
Yep on the first point. I was once asked to bend a comically large paper clip out of pipe cleaners. Next I was to solve some physics questions. This was for an analyst job at a bank.
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by minxomat 9y ago
I think big source files have their place. Single procedure view is about the only thing I miss in today's Visual Studio (was a thing in VS6).
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Ubuntu (and eOS et al) login screen privacy issue still unfixed, X11 blamed(bugs.launchpad.net)
5 points by minxomat 9y ago|1 comments
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by minxomat 9y ago
That's pretty standard pricing (look at DO block storage or Vultr's offerings). Keep in mind that this is true block storage, not document or object storage. You can mount object storage, sure-but it's always going to be less
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by minxomat 9y ago
So? Just for fun is not allowed anymore?
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by minxomat 9y ago
Facebook has a code generator in their app. 2fa does not require SMS
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Type-safe generic regular expressions(github.com)
2 points by minxomat 9y ago|0 comments
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by minxomat 9y ago
Since the title was changed to "Show HN:", I want to clarify that this is a language created by Timwi, not me.
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by minxomat 9y ago
Not really to explore, the intention is nothing but to be esoteric. Suggesting things to make this lang easier to use (i.e. less esoteric) is akin to suggesting adding names to brainfuck commands to make it more readable. Timwi does have so
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by minxomat 9y ago
Guys, I hope you keep in mind that this is an esolang, it's intention is not to be practical, but interesting. And I think in that it succeeded. I also recommend a look into the repo which contains the parser, which could be interestin
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Funciton – A graphical programming language(esolangs.org)
165 points by minxomat 9y ago|77 comments
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by minxomat 9y ago
Huh? You don't have to use Github Enterprise (self-hosted) to get an SLA. Github Business, which is hosted on github.com has a 99.95% uptime SLA: https://github.com/pricing An upgrade from Team to Business is "onl
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Mono 5.0 Ships with Concurrent Garbage Collector(mono-project.com)
125 points by minxomat 9y ago|72 comments
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by minxomat 9y ago
Or every business?
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by minxomat 9y ago
Can you demo your library with a more complex example, e.g. the Dining Philosophers Problem. Here[1] is the solution using TBB, and here[2] a more recent version - using a multioutput function node to optimize the flow. [1] - https:/&
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Mono 5.0 Beta – Better Compatibility with Microsoft Tools(mono-project.com)
5 points by minxomat 9y ago|0 comments
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by minxomat 9y ago
Curious. ANI seems to me like an abstract form of graph-parallel programming, where the language itself is the scheduler. There are some production-ready schedulers for GPP, like Intel's TBB[1] (C++), but learning to be effective with
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by minxomat 9y ago
Yeah, in my example, the $1k is for one server (cluster node). These servers (Purus, Quanta etc.) are commonly used to rapidly build enterprise clouds (you usually buy them by the rack). It's the closest thing you get to plugging a net
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by minxomat 9y ago
I maintain a P2P on-premise FTS search. Though this one indexes many types of text (plain, HTML, PDF, DOCs). One 8c server (running about 10 workers) can handle 8 to 10qps, depending on the depth required. This is on an index of 20 million
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FindX (independent, open-source search engine) enters public beta(findx.com)
2 points by minxomat 9y ago|0 comments
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by minxomat 10y ago
Even if those were ARM cores (currently 192 cores/U @ 1.8 GHz), it would still take about 30 racks. ARM sucks at single-core performance, but it handles parallel workloads very well.
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SVG Bombing the GitHub Gist Inline Renderer(gist.github.com)
1 points by minxomat 10y ago|0 comments

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