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I really love Zig, it can apparently replace our C toolchain with brilliant, static cross-compilation, including s390 Linux support (mainframe Linux!). My only gripe is that the syntax and stdlib, although practical and to the point, seem t
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Brace for impact, be flexible (as these are extraordinary circumstances) and forget about lawsuits or credit reporting as that would be very bad rep for you or your business as it's somewhat of an ugly gesture - if you care about a rep
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Perl smart match IS a disaster, we fought with lot of bad smart-match behavior for a while in the late 2000s, then educated programmers over and over on how to do smart matching just to see how the Perl community and the language took actio
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I'm actually planning on declaring war against pattern matching in EcmaScript, which is stage 1 right now. I can't believe how popular it can be. To me it looks like a huge antipattern, a complete different way of writing conditio
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This crisis is going way beyond just working from home. Governments restricting people's movement and forcing quarantine is just the tip of a very deep iceberg. The astonishing decision to cut off Northern Italy was praised by authorit
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Lessons Learned after 1 year of programming in Go as a C# developer
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Zydeco: Jazz Up Your Perl
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A TV Sitcom Triggered the Downfall of Western Civilization
(medium.com)
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Back in the 90s when I got my first job, Awk was the gateway drug to the stronger stuff, Perl. Once you were hooked, productivity skyrocketed and managers would wonder around the office saying "how does he do that 10-day thing in just
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I wonder if the const syntax introduced in ES6 will ever result in const folding, or any JIT optimizations for code running in JS runtimes. Apparently, from what I've read, const is being ignored as far as optimiztions go and is only u
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I really wish the community would take over and fork MacOS at its lowest opensource/forkable denominator to start a free-as-in-Linux, MacOS binary-compatible alternative. Something that is stable and predictable for hardware makers to
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I find genome sequences fascinating, life's binary code has only 4 opcodes, a, c, g and t. I wonder if any computer VM will ever be able to actually fully run it. Still, the massively parallel capacity needed to run it "realtime&q
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A little off-topic, but I've built a small backend server in Node.js and Tensorflow.js to run a previously Pyhton-built model and was amazed by how performant and non blocking it runs. The model can do around 10k predictions/s and
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I wonder what the future of package management will be. The author of the Node-revamp language Deno ( https://deno.land ) chose to basically follow a strategy not unlike Go and forego package.json and similar dependency manifests
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I'm not good at graphing data, but isn't the graph exponential while the growth is almost flat or, at best, linear? They mention the graph is yearly but still their best period was 2017-2018, which is not accurately plotted. I
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Cantaloupe with jamón (cured pork ham) for lunch and tostada con aceite y tomate (tomato rubbed on a toast with olive oil) for breakfast are both everyday treats in menus in Spain.
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A crash course in just-in-time (JIT) compilers (2017)
(hacks.mozilla.org)
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I wish the Github UI had an user experience like this. I do a lot of directory tree navigation in the GH interface these days, while searching for algorithms and examples for a new project and it's horrible how much time I'm wasti
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Am I out of touch or are audio-first interfaces use in public spaces/work very unpopular? I rarely witness people actioning Siri/Google assistant, most of the time I guess for obvious reasons. I wonder what's the future of au
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Typescript compiles perfecly to Duktape and the code is quite performant. We've used Duktape in production systems without any hickups for 2yrs+, first with Babel and now with TS. It serves us well as an intermediate migration platform
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After I've moved to Firefox and installed lots of ad-blocking plugins, enacted privacy settings and GDPR options everywhere available and uninstalled mobile native apps (ie. FB, Twitter), I felt like I had defused the whole data-collec
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You don't really need to do anything illegal. Just wait for the next data leak from hacked Samsung servers and the member of congress' data may just show up among millions of records on a torrent site. That's the clear and pr
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Cooba is the generic Spanish pronounciation. Most Cubans pronounce it as something that resembles Cooa, the b is so soft you can hardly hear it.
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We tend to try to predict alien behavior basing it more or less on our own, 10000 year-long history. If intelligent life that travels the billion-old stars actually exists, I doubt we would be able to put their intentions and modus operandi
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The problem of fake news is not actually that you (a rhetoric "you"), with a presumably above average intelligence, is able select or be skeptical about your sources of truth, but: 1) The researched human behavior where "1000
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Not only the readability mode of Firefox is awesome, but they've also opensourced it separately, in case you feel you can submit a PR for a persistence of some kind or create your own extension that makes use of it. https://
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A Man Who Invented a Surgery to Cure Himself
(medium.com)
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Certain group contents are actually unique and valuable (see threads below), in which there could be a certain similarities to the LoA. But most importantly, Groups is a corpus representing many segments of society during a period (starting
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By recording and matching soundbites on their servers, similar to what the app Shazam does.
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That's a feature of most browsers location bar. Just assign a letter/string to any bookmark of your liking and voila! No need to depend on DDG and exclamation points for your quick searches. A few of my favorites include hn for HN
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