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by pnako 7y ago
Pop stars are known to be fairly discreet and private people.
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by pnako 7y ago
Maybe someone should tell the Cloudflare CEO that the child abusers are from the alt right.
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by pnako 7y ago
The point is not whether a 75 kg female athlete would beat you, but whether she would beat a 75 kg male athlete.
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by pnako 7y ago
And what happened to comrade Trotsky?
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by pnako 7y ago
He's on the other website, Mugshots of open source
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by pnako 7y ago
Easier said than done, though. The problem is that potential clients aren't able to assess quality easily. That system works for lawyers and doctors because there are bars and boards to not only vet theit credentials, but also restrict
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by pnako 7y ago
How do you plan to vet experts?
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by pnako 7y ago
Well, it's not really free, government is funded using our tax money, but I get your point.
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by pnako 7y ago
It's a wrapper around docker-compose that adds obnoxiousness.
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by pnako 7y ago
Isn't that convention just the English language?
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by pnako 7y ago
Basically the VF article is the equivalent of seeing a group of people wearing suits, suspiciously waiting in the same spot (e.g. at a pedestrian crossing) and making the absurd deduction that it must be some sort of conspiracy. There is li
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by pnako 7y ago
Well, considering they're moving due to things like poor Wifi, GPU and Bluetooth support...
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by pnako 7y ago
I think it's THE standard. Almost all teams at Google use it. It's just the few people outside of Google who are still using legacy tools.
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by pnako 7y ago
A classic: https://scsh.net/docu/html/man.html
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by pnako 7y ago
It's horrible. The next sentence tells why. It's horrible because of something. That something is noise. The noise is because of indirections. No one talks like that.
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by pnako 7y ago
In the Joint Strike Fighter (i.e. F-35) C++ Coding Standards, the limit is 200 lines. But there is also a limit on the cyclomatic complexity number (20 or less), such that you can either have 200 simples line, or a shorter function that is
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by pnako 7y ago
I said: it's not _that_ useful. I did not say it's completely useless. Every large (or even small) company has people writing stuff in Perl, Bash, Haskell, Ruby, Rust, VBA, Scala, Lua or what not. I've been that guy, too. Mor
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by pnako 7y ago
Et tu, Brute?
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by pnako 7y ago
OpenBSD developers have not really made it official but basically you're supposed to install them all. Theo has hinted at merging them before. syspatch(8) also assumed them to be installed IIRC.
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by pnako 7y ago
Because it's not that useful. There is an contest organized by the International Conference on Functional Programming: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ICFP_Programming_Contest It was more or less designed to show th
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by pnako 7y ago
I suspect new, since tmux (like OpenSSH) is developed as part of OpenBSD.
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by pnako 7y ago
No unions + virtually infinite supply of labor. If it doesn't baffle me, it probably shouldn't baffle economists.
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by pnako 7y ago
It doesn't threaten anything. They've used Yahoo Groups as their provider to manage some discussions, now they'll have to switch provider. Stuff that happens every day.
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by pnako 7y ago
People have been saying that for 50 years, though. C++ covers the whole spectrum from C-like, low-level programming to high-level, Python-like programming; which is why it dominates programming competitions, and manages to beat Haskell and
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by pnako 7y ago
I've seen many places where unit tests are almost useless because they test the obvious stuff, so the developers think it's good enough ("we have 550 tests!"), but the most difficult bits are untested. If you want to get
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by pnako 7y ago
Theo said it best: "But software which OpenBSD uses and redistributes must be free to all (be they people or companies), for any purpose they wish to use it, including modification, use, peeing on, or even integration into baby mulchin
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by pnako 7y ago
It reminds me of an old French skit about hunters. The (fake) journalist asks them: "What's the difference between a good hunter and a bad hunter?" So they reply: "A bad hunter, for sure, as soon as he hears something, w
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by pnako 7y ago
It would be trivial to brute force, so almost pointless.
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by pnako 7y ago
Undefined behavior is stuff that is incorrect and must not happen (e.g. out of bounds access). Making it explicitly undefined helps writing efficient implementations. So not only undefined behavior has not hindered the success of C++, it&#x
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by pnako 7y ago
It would be cool to have the east coast linked by high-speed trains. Those things suck a ton of power though, so we'd need something reliable and still clean, like nuclear power.

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