nallerooth

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   by nallerooth 9y ago

   +1 Graphical tools may help when presenting changes in a repo, but when it comes to making changes I too prefer the CLI.
2. 92.▲
   by nallerooth 9y ago

   As mentioned by others, page weight is a bit tricky. However, Google has this thing called "Google Page Speed" and that would actually be a pretty good indication on the performance part. Then again - any site with good performanc
3. 93.▲
   by nallerooth 9y ago

   Disable animations in gnome tweak tool to make it feel a lot more snappy.
4. 94.▲
   by nallerooth 9y ago

   Agreed. I was recently reminded about the broken scoping rules of old versions of IE. Also, the dev tools available today are insane compared to the ones we had in 2010 (and the ones we kind of didn't have in 2000).
5. 95.▲
   by nallerooth 9y ago

   I think that C is an excellent choice for -some- projects. I also like that it is easy to see how things work at a low level, since C is relatively close to the metal and maps quite well to assembly.
6. 96.▲
   by nallerooth 9y ago

   I can't upvote this enough. We decided to go with a given set of rules for linting at the project start and problems due to limitations by the linter have been extremely rare, in which case we've updated the rules because we can
7. 97.▲
   by nallerooth 9y ago

   That looks awesome - thanks!
8. 98.▲
   by nallerooth 9y ago

   Thanks! I'm hoping to find some time for this and learn enough to be able to create something Amiga-ish for our next hackday at work.
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   by nallerooth 9y ago

   Frankly, I don't know if Microsoft actually cares about this stuff. One would think that they should've learned to think one step ahead when the were forced to apologize for removing a black man from an ad they ran in Poland 2009,
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    Crash course to Amiga assembly programming(reaktor.com)

    182 points by nallerooth 9y ago|52 comments
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    by nallerooth 10y ago

    In Sweden we've got "FRA", which is one of NSA's BFFs. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Defence_Radio_Establi...
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    by nallerooth 10y ago

    I don't know anything about Zig, but I believe that a good reason for cURL to be written in ANSI C is that even your toaster ships with a C compiler able to build the source code.
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    by nallerooth 10y ago

    I don't get all the C "hate" either. Sure, C is a source of many "interesting" things - but it's also a natural part of control systems in avionics, space craft and nuclear power plants. I don't want someo
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    by nallerooth 10y ago

    I wonder how much experience people yelling "OMG you're using C(++) - you have to rewrite everything!" actually have. Some of them can motivate their claims with good examples (at least to some extent) while others just show
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    by nallerooth 10y ago

    > They will destroy the old framework, put in place a new and undefined one, 99% of all extensions will die, and even more people will abandon the browser, because add-ons are the chief reason why people stick with Firefox. The WebExtens
16. 106.▲
    by nallerooth 10y ago

    Thanks, that looks great!
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    by nallerooth 10y ago

    My interpretation was more like "do not focus too much on the form of your code, while you are figuring things out". Which I think is decent advice. The classic line "Make It Work, Make It Right, Make It Fast"[1] may hav
18. 108.▲
    by nallerooth 10y ago

    He's true to his cause, I'll give him that.
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    by nallerooth 10y ago

    As a follow up to the first interview, we give promising candidates a quite simple task to solve at home and then send back via email the next day. This is used both for some basic evaluation of developers skills (whether they actually solv
20. 110.▲
    by nallerooth 10y ago

    +1. I read the article and ended up with a TLDR where I expected some explanation and facts. It's a good thing that cookies have never been used in a bad manner. /sarcasm
21. 111.▲
    by nallerooth 10y ago

    I bet the boars planned this from the very beginning! ;-)
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    The art of destroying software(vimeo.com)

    2 points by nallerooth 10y ago|1 comments
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    by nallerooth 10y ago

    The traditional way to do this with good cross browser support is to use a DOM element. As long as it's not added to -the- DOM (page) the overhead is quite small. When you think about it, creating DOM nodes is pretty much one of the co
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    Keep Out a playful dungeon hack n slash WebGL game(playkeepout.com)

    1 points by nallerooth 10y ago|0 comments
25. 115.▲
    by nallerooth 10y ago

    I was hoping for an answer like yours. Thanks!
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    by nallerooth 10y ago

    Out of curiosity, do you know if competitors (like Google Drive) are doing similar things like injecting code into Finder?
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    by nallerooth 10y ago

    JavaScript performance on Android have been lagging behind iOS for years now. ( https://meta.discourse.org/t/the-state-of-javascript-on-andr... )
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    by nallerooth 10y ago

    Thanks!
29. 119.▲
    by nallerooth 10y ago

    This is the case where I work too. I'm guessing that at least 75% of our engineering team now uses Linux, even though everyone were given a MBP when hired.
30. 120.▲
    by nallerooth 10y ago

    What about goroutines?