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by phpnode 11y ago
> If there's a "small" or "simple" FORMAL language specification, it means there's a "large" INFORMAL language out in the wild. This is exactly right, pushing language features into user-land just
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by phpnode 11y ago
they
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by phpnode 11y ago
That looks very much like a hostile takeover, it's unsurprising that it failed.
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by phpnode 11y ago
or someone else could have stepped up much earlier?
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Dual EC: A Standardized Back Door [pdf](eprint.iacr.org)
83 points by phpnode 11y ago|24 comments
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by phpnode 11y ago
Hey, this looks really fantastic, it solves a real problem for UK drivers and I think you'll be fantastically successful. However, I couldn't find any information about who's behind the site, and I wonder about the mechanism
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by phpnode 11y ago
Out of interest, did you use skiplists to reassemble the streams in order?
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by phpnode 11y ago
The fact that your tests are flaky at all means that the integration tests have revealed a bug that you need to fix. The tests have done their job. The fact that people aren't looking at the results speaks to a larger cultural issue.
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by phpnode 11y ago
inglor is a contributor to Bluebird, so I'd guess he'd say Bluebird. Bluebird is the much faster option and has a lot more features, if you're using babel (and a recent node/io.js) you can transpile async/await to b
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by phpnode 11y ago
Seriously Luca, how stupid do you think people are?
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by phpnode 11y ago
Do you do that more or less frequently than writing strings with apostrophes?
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by phpnode 11y ago
I never really understood how Arel is any different to the query builders which exist in most frameworks, does anyone know the details?
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by phpnode 11y ago
Well it's pretty straightforward, if turnaround time is only 10 minutes and your competitors take an hour then you can simply make more flights per aircraft per day than them. This is amplified when your flights are short distance dome
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by phpnode 11y ago
Possibly diet. Obviously it's anecdotal but all of the Dutch people I know consume far more dairy products than those from the UK. Edit: Turns out the Dutch are the third biggest consumers of milk per capita in the world[0], looking at
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by phpnode 11y ago
Why is this distinction important when it comes to actually using the language?
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by phpnode 11y ago
I see this line of thinking a lot and I think it's a mistake. Are classes in other languages consistent with each other? Clearly not, so why is this distinction made here? ES6 classes ARE classes, it's not just sugar, that is what
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by phpnode 11y ago
This is a very silly comparison. There's a huge difference in terms of features and reliability between node's http module and this - http://pietersz.co.uk/software/dandelion-server I'm sure an equally m
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by phpnode 11y ago
Labour costs. TBMs are amazing but they are slow and require a whole lot of infrastructure. It's not just a case of sticking them in the ground, turning them on and waiting for a nice tunnel to materialize. For instance, what do you
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by phpnode 11y ago
It's my opinion based on working with OrientDB a lot and ArangoDB a bit for the last 12+ months. I used to be a big cheerleader for OrientDB, but now I don't recommend it. I'm sure Luca will have some comments but he&#x27
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by phpnode 11y ago
Some people build "graph databases" on top of storage backends that are ill suited for such workloads. e.g you can build a "graph database" (or K/V store) on top of MySQL, but the performance is terrible - http:&#x
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by phpnode 11y ago
OrientDB fails to deliver on its promises. It has a load of features but they are poorly thought out and/or broken. ArangoDB is OrientDB done right, but it's a lot younger. If you're considering using either, you owe it to yo
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by phpnode 11y ago
It's a database that stores a "graph" of vertices that are connected by edges. If you were say, creating the next LinkedIn and you wanted to find the shortest path between two users based on their connections, a graph databas
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by phpnode 11y ago
> What is the difference between a graph vertex without edge and a document at the storage level? Nothing, most multi-model dbs store vertices (and edges) as documents
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by phpnode 11y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote Hi, I'm Charles, the founder of codemix [0], we're a distributed team of 4 experienced developers + 1 designer, who're known for delivering very high quality web/mobile apps quickly. We're base
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by phpnode 11y ago
In the UK a lot of taxi drivers seem to believe this, the superstition is reinforced whenever they happen to flash when the lights were about to change anyway. It's also a comfort thing, similar to a placebo button[0] - people want to
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Lightsail satellite hangs due to 32Mb CSV file(planetary.org)
10 points by phpnode 11y ago|4 comments
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by phpnode 11y ago
The other part is that many attackers see this kind of site as "fair game", compared to more upstanding companies. By its very nature the adult industry attracts the ethically challenged.
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by phpnode 11y ago
Those two examples are really poor, the usability is terrible in both cases, and the effects are not impressive enough to be worth giving up core features like zoom and copy / paste.
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by phpnode 11y ago
I'm also keen for Flow to improve, but for now it's possible to turn off the `flow` transformer in Babel and pass the compiled output to flow - this preserves type annotations in the output
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by phpnode 11y ago
I suppose if CoffeeScript were reimplemented from scratch today, it would make sense to compile to an ES6 AST that could be passed on to Babel for further processing and code generation.

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