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by nsajko 5y ago
I know what's Linux and what's Wine, and Roblox is some video game; but what's the interesting part in this page?
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by nsajko 5y ago
The point is that validation is (or should/can be) a byproduct of parsing. I.e., you shouldn't "do both", rather the validation should be encompassed by the parsing, as much as it makes sense.
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by nsajko 5y ago
I think that you actually agree with the comment you responded to, it's just that you misinterpreted what it was trying to say.
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by nsajko 5y ago
> The wording sounds as if it is trying to assign blame for the problem. Yes. Sadly, people often write incorrect programs. > What, then, is the guaranteed thread stack size? I can't be bothered to look up the POSIX guarantees, t
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by nsajko 5y ago
It's not art meant for viewing pleasure, as far as I understand the intended use is rather as a reference work. I.e., the artist who uses the book should base their art on the photographs in the book (but of course without copying, unl
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by nsajko 5y ago
They're selling art, not a copyright law primer for lay people.
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by nsajko 5y ago
> it might be fair use assuming you changed something to a point where it's a derivative work Pretty sure copyright doesn't at all work like that. I.e. copyright can be (and usually is, AFAIK) preserved across derivation.
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by nsajko 5y ago
Maybe this thread should be merged with https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27420044
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by nsajko 5y ago
> Please report this to Apple; the AASP was not following the rules. Which rules exactly? I wouldn't be surprised if a rule like you imply indeed exists, but it seems that it's inconsequential if it exists, judging by the exper
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by nsajko 5y ago
Mods, please correct the editorialized title.
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by nsajko 5y ago
Depends on the past.
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by nsajko 5y ago
Sure, but the publisher is Wiley (from USA), and the journal is the British Journal of Pharmacology. Seems like these entities should provide someone to proofread the paper before it gets publicized in any way?
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by nsajko 5y ago
Tangential: I think it should be "we investigate" instead of "we investigating" in the first paragraph of the abstract? How can such an awful mistaken use of grammar pass peer-review and other processes that precede publ
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by nsajko 5y ago
> In the late 1940s, Kim Gu had unification talks with Kim il-Sung but the CIA had him assassinated in 1949. Taking a look at Wikipedia, the assassin seems to have been an US Army Counter Intelligence Corps (CIC, of "ratlines"
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by nsajko 5y ago
No idea what you're saying now.
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by nsajko 5y ago
Your post is less constructive: your only argument is an appeal to the lack of trustworthiness of the Chinese government. Even so, it would have been better if you stated what are your opinions on the number of casualties regarding both eve
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by nsajko 5y ago
> The thing is, Vimscript sucks. Using a more mainstream language would be great for a modern advanced editor. Lua sucks, too, and it's hardly mainstream.
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by nsajko 5y ago
> From the language-design, performance, documentation, robustness/general codebase quality, and total number of users perspectives, Lua is overwhelmingly better than vimscript. Even if ahead of Vimscript; from the language-design,
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by nsajko 5y ago
Why would Tectonic have big potential? Why is it noteworthy at all? What benefits does it provide compared to ConTeXt?
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by nsajko 5y ago
Is your argument that Apple shouldn't themselves bear the responsibility of choosing an unsustainable/immoral/illegal business model?
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by nsajko 5y ago
The empirical pseudorandomness testing situation seems kind of sad. The suite used in the paper discussed here is unmantained for many years, while its "competitor" PracRand/PractRand is not maintained for the last couple of
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by nsajko 5y ago
> Fortran for linear algebra software. Not an expert, but it is my understanding that Julia is becoming an ever more serious competitor day by day. > Excel for business spreadsheets. Honest question, what does LibreOffice miss compare
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Wake Up (Pope Francis Album)(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by nsajko 5y ago|0 comments
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Reference Library of the AskEngineers Subreddit(reddit.com)
2 points by nsajko 5y ago|0 comments
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Dwarf Forest(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by nsajko 5y ago|0 comments
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by nsajko 5y ago
Note that this isn't just for profiling Firefox, it's actually a general purpose GUI for visualizing perf reports. I.e., it can visualize profiles of arbitrary programs, etc.
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Profiling with Linux Perf(profiler.firefox.com)
4 points by nsajko 5y ago|1 comments
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by nsajko 5y ago
> people wish could be fixed (but can't due to backwards compatibility) This is actually not completely true. The only example I can think of right now is how C++20 deprecated some uses of volatile, but the standards definitely do d
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by nsajko 5y ago
This evangelism stuff has really got out of hand on HN - a whole new language is literally the opposite of what the parent asked for. To make matters worse, the languages you choose to evangelize are new/experimental, making your comme
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by nsajko 6y ago
"Victors write history" is somewhat vapid and quite misleading as an explanation here, because history consists of more than just WW1.

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