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by oolongCat 10y ago
There are 40 things listed in OP's site. And he claims to have written 40M loc. So approximately 1 mil loc per program, (or 2.5M loc per year)? Honestly can someone write that many lines of code?
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by oolongCat 10y ago
I remember I used to be a huge fan of Firefox until a large sum of the plug-ins I had installed stopped working becuase the browser upgraded, this was several year ago and it was then I first decided to use chrome. I used chrome for a long
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by oolongCat 10y ago
Honestly hate seeing wsj articles posted in here.
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by oolongCat 10y ago
On vim (I am sure as hell you can do this on Emacs) you can always define your tabs to be spaces and you can specify exactly how much. So this is really not a big problem.
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Go-interpreter: design proposal of a VM for Go(reddit.com)
2 points by oolongCat 10y ago|0 comments
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by oolongCat 10y ago
>Tired devs can complain all they like, but that doesn't make them right. But don't you think this is the very reason why we need to worry about these issues. Us developers are tired, its not right, this is something we all lov
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by oolongCat 10y ago
What if you "forogt" how to gain access to your account?
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by oolongCat 10y ago
Going to be interesting seeing how they will figure out where to draw the line (in legal terms) between testing and production. Would health checks be considered as testing the system or production type work?
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by oolongCat 10y ago
Honestly, if you really think "trolls" are ruining the internet, you have no idea what the internet is capable of, about the amazing things it brings us and about the communities that are built around the internet that has adopted
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by oolongCat 10y ago
I recently had to install windows 10 on one of my computers. I remember getting to a menu which asked me if I wanted to install the recommended way vs customizing, selected custom and the number of options that could seriously undermine my
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by oolongCat 10y ago
Before you click on that remember. Alt + Left to go back :P
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by oolongCat 10y ago
>The benefit of Bitcoin is decentralization, and businesses that don't understand this are always going to come across as naive Businesses understand this really well and they are using this to their advantage, there's not much
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by oolongCat 10y ago
>I find the real world analogies quite weak and unnecessary. I actually thought they were good, I always loved when teachers/professors took the time to explain things using real world analogies. Something about them just makes me r
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by oolongCat 10y ago
Ahh GOAP This is a very interesting approach to AI. This topic was a huge part of my FYP. I got this to work on a GPU with cuda. Anyways, http://alumni.media.mit.edu/~jorkin/goap.html (more from the same author : Jeff
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by oolongCat 10y ago
The biggest reason why windows still has that grip vs linux is hardware based. Try installing Ubuntu on a brand new laptop. Its just not something a non technical user can deal with. I am sure a good share of us here on HN has, at-least one
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by oolongCat 10y ago
>Then you don't even have to think about it. Can't agree with that. We once had an issue with our code because someone had made a copy of his code base and goimports was importing an older version of a library. Yes definitely t
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by oolongCat 10y ago
DNT can't protect you against bad actors really. These are the people/companies that are honoring the DNT clause. http://donottrack.us/implementations
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Ask HN: Why does a request get sent to HN every-time I collapse/expand a comment?
3 points by oolongCat 10y ago|2 comments
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by oolongCat 10y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20160729111939/https://www.1843m...
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Microsoft issued with formal warning by CNIL(cnil.fr)
16 points by oolongCat 10y ago|1 comments
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by oolongCat 10y ago
Whenever I see these things I wonder, are there any plugins or any automated tools that would help fuzz search results. So for example, send search requests to google randomly for items like "ducks", "fishing ponds", &qu
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by oolongCat 10y ago
Well, let's hear what you would do if you were in a war torn country, if you had to fear for your life, if you were tortured by horrible people. There are so many innocent people, who has nothing to do with the violence. Show some comp
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by oolongCat 10y ago
Why am I this happy about a very tiny change to HN.
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by oolongCat 10y ago
That sounds like a very tedious thing to go through to login to your email. Just use a strong password ( https://xkcd.com/936/ ) The funny thing with having email as a username is, how sometimes people can use social e
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by oolongCat 10y ago
I wonder if several hundred people like youself had anything to do with their "express" abandonment.
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by oolongCat 10y ago
This a million times over. This is one of the main reasons why I am sceptical about crypto currencies that promise anonymity. Sooner or later someone is going to find a way in and once enough people are effected by these problems they are g
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by oolongCat 10y ago
If this replaces passwords, I am quitting this industry to raise chickens in a cave.
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by oolongCat 10y ago
Is there a specific format for an address to work? For instance on locationiq.org Department of Food Safety and Zoonoses (FOS) World Health Organization Avenue Appia 20 Geneva Does not work. On maps.google Department of Food Safety an
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by oolongCat 10y ago
>incredibly satisfying What an incredibly rude thing to even say. While it is 100% the fault of the people who "invested"(if you can call it that) in this. At the end of the day its someone else's hard earned money, perhap
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by oolongCat 10y ago
Even searching for IPFS the first result on google for me is, https://www.ipfs.com/ lol

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