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mseri
11y ago
VPN was meant to be VPS but I cannot edit the post
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mseri
11y ago
I had a ghost blog on a micro instance of a german VPN, a machine with 256mb of ram and not too fast processing power. Both times I reached HN home page, in one case for some hours, it worked without issues and only a minor slowdown.
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mseri
11y ago
Looks like very slick and easy to use. And there is play on it ( https://torrentfreak.com/play-p2p-impossible-shutdown-160301... on hn top 10 at the moment)
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mseri
11y ago
The book is absolutely great, independently of the level. And also incredibly enjoyable to read and full of useful and well thought exercises and remarks
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mseri
11y ago
With specific C++ features there is still a lot of work to do, however the C FFI is solid and simple to use if that is enough for you (see e.g. https://doc.rust-lang.org/book/ffi.html ). Interfacing Rust and python, rub
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Hashing with SL2: Hash Functions as Monoid Homomorphisms by Sam Reis
(youtube.com)
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mseri
11y ago
Some very small and not complete tests on my code show an improvement of ~20% in building time, apparently this is in line with other people's results [1]. However, you can find in the comments on reddit that it is really not uniform.
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11y ago
Please do!
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mseri
11y ago
Argh. I should not comment from the phone. We had similar problems using the layout. In the end we mainly focused on getting the date and the total correct by checking parable pieces of text
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mseri
11y ago
Cool. We did a similar thing at an hack, integrated with Dropbox and an automatic monthly receipt generation. I think most if not all the code should still be in pieces on our github accounts
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mseri
11y ago
You can create an admin account and use that ad indirection for dealing With homebrew
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mseri
11y ago
Very partial outage it seems... I have been using it all day (and still using it).
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Futures for C++11 at Facebook
(code.facebook.com)
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mseri
11y ago
Or Erlang, or rust
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Mozilla: data stolen from hacked bug database was used to attack Firefox
(arstechnica.com)
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11y ago
Sounds like a fun job! Do you want to hire me? ;)
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11y ago
When I've read the title I thought it was about leksah [1]. I've not used it since some time but according to recent reviews is getting quite good. [1]: http://leksah.org
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mseri
11y ago
And possibly move from sourceforge
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There is a series of works of Francoise Pachet at sony research labs in Paris and his collaborators that uses hmm with constraints to obtain something that preserves long-range structures. I don't have the links at the moment, but he g
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11y ago
In this regard I think the remarks of McKinley's "Choose Boring Technology" [1,2] is quite relevant. [1]: http://mcfunley.com/choose-boring-technology-slides [2]: http://mcfunley.com/choose-bo
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Functional Programming in Python [pdf]
(oreilly.com)
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Kdbus: to merge or not to merge?
(lkml.iu.edu)
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Revolut: pay abroad with almost zero exchange fee
(blog.mattia-asti.it)
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11y ago
Things are moving fast. I'm not sure what you need specifically, but piston[1,2] is probably what to look at and maybe more specifically image[3] or conrod[4] [1]: http://www.piston.rs [2]: http://www.reddit.com&#x
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Expressing L-systems in Rust
(unconj.ca)
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Hiccup – A subset of Clojure used for generating HTML
(hiccup.space)
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Wow they are moving to Rust. It's going to be quite interesting
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Stacksort (XKCD inspired experiment)
(gkoberger.github.io)
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Ubuntu Desktop will eventually (16.04?) switch to Snappy packages by default
(webupd8.org)
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12y ago
I think the title is misleading. You should point out that it's Aaron Turon (Mozilla dev) on Rust. One of the best talks on Rust that I've seen until now.
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