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by ognyankulev 9y ago
Two talks with these slides: 1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9xCJ3BCIudI (Dyalog17: Patterns and Anti-patterns in APL: Escaping the Beginner's Plateau) 2. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v7Mt0GYHU9A
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by ognyankulev 9y ago
What about security updates to your dependencies in your containers?
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by ognyankulev 9y ago
While scrolling fast through the long document, my eyes immediately focused on "Wait, why not Vulkan or DirectX12?" :-D tl;dr "At the end of the day, the use case where Vulkan and DirectX12 make the most sense is when you hav
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by ognyankulev 9y ago
The link in the mail https://developer.jboss.org/blogs/scott.stark/2017/04/14/cri... contains much more detailed discussion on Jigsaw concerns by "members of the Red Hat middleware team, Apache
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by ognyankulev 10y ago
From the press release: "Version 5 incorporates improvements in many areas: better data compression, separation of debugging data from executable files, improved description of macros and source files, faster searching for symbols, imp
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by ognyankulev 10y ago
What I meant by the PHP remark is that the publication is from the point of view of D as (making it the best?) scripting language. In this case, why C/C++/Rust are there at all? These are system-level languages that have very diff
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by ognyankulev 10y ago
Rust: Promotes itself to be better C but its simply a more complex language design. huh? Rust tries to solve the real problem of shooting yourself in the foot in C without compromising on being as close as possible to bare metal.
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The new features in C++17(stackoverflow.com)
3 points by ognyankulev 10y ago|0 comments
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by ognyankulev 10y ago
IntelliJ IDEA is the undisputed leader. One of the big differences with both NetBeans and Eclipse is that it's commercial software with nice non-paid offerings. But, for example, for my project Community Edition is not an alternative d
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by ognyankulev 10y ago
The license will be changed to Apache License and this is great. What I'm wondering is if they will succeed in keeping it very focused monolith as it is now, or some "design by commitee" will make it buggy monstrosity like Ec
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by ognyankulev 10y ago
via https://www.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/4p9n7e/as_of_nano_26...
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Remove the GNU marker from nano's name(git.savannah.gnu.org)
6 points by ognyankulev 10y ago|2 comments
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by ognyankulev 13y ago
So the bigger half of developers stick to Python 2 and the smaller other half actually tried migration to Python 3. After 5 years of promoting Python 3 as the future.
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by ognyankulev 13y ago
Finally encryption of XMPP will be mandatory!
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by ognyankulev 13y ago
LG Fireweb has just been released http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t_7sTP7IRn4 and its specs are better than other Firefox OS phones ATM.
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The Apache Software Foundation Announces Apache Hadoop 2(blogs.apache.org)
10 points by ognyankulev 13y ago|0 comments
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by ognyankulev 13y ago
Even if systemd becomes default in Debian, probably there'll be ways to replace it with other system/service manager because of the Hurd and kFreeBSD ports. In Google Summer of Code 2013 there's even porting OpenRC to Debian: http://wiki.d
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CIA On Big Data: We 'Try To Collect Everything And Hang On To It Forever' (huffingtonpost.com)
2 points by ognyankulev 14y ago|0 comments
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by ognyankulev 14y ago
I've finally seen how downvotability looks like in HN UI :-)
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by ognyankulev 14y ago
Reminds me of OS/2: a great OS with expensive development tools, and some of us remember how it ended... except that Windows 8 is not so great in comparison with contemporaries. I hope Ubuntu exploits this opportunity.
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by ognyankulev 15y ago
Amongst GTD software, what sticked in my use case is Emacs org-mode as described in http://doc.norang.ca/org-mode.html
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Symfony2 Components - a common foundation for all PHP-based CMSs like Drupal 8(speakerdeck.com)
1 points by ognyankulev 15y ago|0 comments
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by ognyankulev 15y ago
Interesting quotes: From http://incubator.apache.org/lucy/faq.html Are Lucy and Lucene compatible? No. Lucy is a "loose" port of Lucene designed to take full advantage of C's unique feature set, rather than a line-by-line translation from
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Firefox 8 (just released) by default disables add-ons installed by third parties(blog.mozilla.com)
1 points by ognyankulev 15y ago|0 comments
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Mercurial 2.0 has added largefiles extension (older r. are downloaded on demand)(mercurial.selenic.com)
66 points by ognyankulev 15y ago|53 comments
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by ognyankulev 15y ago
As written in another comment, nginx + php5-fpm is a great combo, no need for Apache at all. I run both Drupal and WordPress (the latter against my will :-P ) in such a setup. I think the only reason people use nginx -> Apache mod_php i
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by ognyankulev 15y ago
Before clicking on the link, I already knew that it's security-related release.
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by ognyankulev 15y ago
Some NetBSD are considering moving to Fossil. It's notable that Fossil's license is BSD while Git and Mercurial are GPLed. Some interesting pages pop up while search "NetBSD Fossil", like http://www.sonnenberger.org/ or interesting quote
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by ognyankulev 15y ago
NSD (Name Server Daemon) is a nice addition. It's used by RIPE root servers. http://www.nlnetlabs.nl/svn/nsd/trunk/doc/CREDITS
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by ognyankulev 15y ago
Wow, this is true care for your customers. And kind of acknowledgement where we're heading with GPUs.

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