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Ask HN: Feed readers preserving old and already read posts
1 points by przemoc 13y ago|2 comments
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by przemoc 13y ago
Focus on speed and modularity next to the clear code sounds interesting, but supporting IE 9+ only is kind of a bummer here, because it means "no" for XP users (I use XP64 on my desktop for instance) and there is still substantial
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by przemoc 13y ago
I see: tml xmlns:fn="http://www.w3.org/2005/xpath-functions" xmlns:xs="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" xmlns:page="http://tjansen.de/minifiedPage" x
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by przemoc 13y ago
Weird is an euphemism here. It's totally incomprehensible change. My wild guess it's targeting voice commanding, which I practically never use as voice recognition is still not reliable enough (and I'm not always comfortable
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by przemoc 13y ago
OMG, such service was on my ToDo list for a long long time... but I never sit down to actually do it. Good job!
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by przemoc 13y ago
No, you're not atypical. If I want to look into some project closer (and that's why I'm searching or visiting particular github page in the first place, well, more often than not), then I copy git:// URL and downloa
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by przemoc 14y ago
Another thing I don't really remember is that BadRAM thing. When I fiddled with it [1], memmap [2] was already there, but for some reason I wanted to use BadRAM or maybe I was unaware of it. BadRAM wasn't present for the kernel I was using,
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by przemoc 14y ago
Common way to detect memory errors in practice (i.e. how it can easily beat you) is by compiling stuff, the bigger the better. When you see the famous Internal compiler error it may be caused by some memory problem. A few years ago
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by przemoc 14y ago
See my response to grey-area. And regarding optimization. Language-defined integer type size is one thing and CPU register sizes used in calculations is different thing. It's not like having 32-bit int forces you (or compiler) to use 32-bit
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by przemoc 14y ago
Ok, apparently my message wasn't clear. (It was written on the mobile phone, so it was too brief.) In practice, only when you're writing some loops with small number of iterations etc., you don't care whether your counter for instance is 24
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by przemoc 14y ago
We have integer madness here and no one is commenting on it. Why making this int change and why now? I don't like Java, but well-defined integer types sizes is a good thing. Most of the world uses intXX_t typedefs in C and C++ too.
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by przemoc 14y ago
https://www.google.com/takeout/#custom:reader http://theoldreader.com/feeds/import "Thank you for uploading your OPML file. We will soon start importing your subscriptions, which might take up to several hours depending on the amount of
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by przemoc 14y ago
I'm using Iceweasel straight from debian wheezy repository, i.e. Firefox 10. IMO not old enough to be not supported, but YMMV.
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by przemoc 14y ago
Nice but lacks automatic scrolling to guarantee visibility of highlighted part and comment.
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by przemoc 14y ago
Well, maybe you're not a procrastinator, but simply a lazy person? :) [just kidding] 1. I see it differently. I usually know/see some first approximation that could be easy to do (and fixed later when better solutions comes up), but I'm tot
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by przemoc 14y ago
I've read some blog posts about procrastination, but this one I think really hits the mark. Good read! "You see, procrastinators tend to be people who have, for whatever reason, developed to perceive an unusually strong association between
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by przemoc 14y ago
I used to use Google Reader. Feed count rose and rose to the point I stopped using it. For many many months I'm checking only LWN and HN sites manually for CS/IT-related stuff - I don't feel like I lost anything. So cannot really complain a
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by przemoc 14y ago
I had a problem with registration. My last name was treated as invalid value, so I went with ASCII version (without diactric). Same letter seems to work fine in first name, but to be consistent I used there only ASCII letters too in the end
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by przemoc 14y ago
I hope that nodejs debian maintainers will package it into sid soon. v0.8 was never there. http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=692312
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by przemoc 14y ago
I feel that's only PR correctness. They possibly have to claim that it's their own fault. But well, I may be wrong, and Maxis is simply no longer the company that it used to be.
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Be open for critique(abyss.przemoc.net)
2 points by przemoc 14y ago|0 comments
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by przemoc 14y ago
Please, don't blame Maxis for EA management tier crappy ideas.
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by przemoc 14y ago
This and lost input in text-boxes is what it lacks to become useful. Also localStorage is limited and this limit cannot be raised, so someone with enormous amount of memory could prove that OneTab is not reliable, contrary to how it is adve
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by przemoc 14y ago
Problem with using Disqus (and similar solutions) is that comments are at Disqus, so you have no real control over them. Yet not many people care about it. Ask HN: Open source commenting systems for static pages - alternatives to Juvia? ht
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Become better at your activities by being mindfully succinct.(abyss.przemoc.net)
1 points by przemoc 14y ago|0 comments
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by przemoc 14y ago
> I don't think it's an insult to anyone that the meaning of the word has changed. I see that only people clung to their misuse of hacker and related terms are advocating that the meaning has changed. Well, for mass-media hackers are
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by przemoc 14y ago
> How about the most blatant redefinition -- from "a guy hacking trees with an axe"? I'm not saying that words cannot get new meaning in some new emerging contexts. Languages evolve, that goes without saying. But when people start to
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by przemoc 14y ago
> You are probably a little behind the times. Like 15 years. The term "hacker" has stopped meaning exclusively these kind of guys for agres... No. What we're dealing here actually is the effect of the urge of wannabe-hacker kids using
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by przemoc 14y ago
"My limited and very biased samples suggest that hackers have a much greater intrinsic desire to improve their skills than those in other professions. We want to be ninjas not just because it will mean better-paying and more exciting jobs,
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by przemoc 14y ago
I don't have any similar story to share ([un]fortunately?), but I have to say that parent and grandparent comments are what make HN that interesting and it's the reason why comments are often more valuable than the articles/stories they com

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