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by rounce 10y ago
Are you kidding? How is `go doc` anything like Javadoc aside from being automatically generated by machine from your sources. Might as well compare it to Jekyll.
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by rounce 10y ago
His second 'hack' made me chuckle though: > Hack #2 – Rent a car > * $20/day (huge savings over taxi costs) > * No taxi lines (massive time savings over taxi line) > * FREEDOM! Go where you want when you need to.
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by rounce 10y ago
Up until the most recent version it was an Akitio PCIE-to-TB2 board, prior models used a modified Akitio case. There was also a max card size previously on BizonBox2 (because it's an AkitioTB2) which is why they give you the options to
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by rounce 10y ago
Bizon box is just a pre-prepared Akitio TB2.
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by rounce 10y ago
Except it isn't. I love how some people seem to deliberately confuse an ineffectual technocrat with an evil dictatorial left-wing conspiracy leader pretending to be an ineffectual technocrat.
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by rounce 10y ago
TLDR: * There is no emulator * This appears to be a work-in-progress project. * The 'decompiler' is actually a disassembler * Only supports a tiny subset of opcodes.
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by rounce 10y ago
Why all the downvotes? Seems like a valid point.
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by rounce 10y ago
Sadly for people who are like the man you mention, "a few more weeks" is in actual fact a lot longer. The problem is more likely to be the lack of a proper support network to help this individual care for themselves in the long-t
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by rounce 10y ago
> I also have difficulty with the idea that only de facto agents of the state can deliver healthcare (care only available at fixed prices, etc). It seems that they aren't the only difficulties you have. In a social health-care syste
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by rounce 10y ago
I think that'd be pretty cool to see. I'd be especially be interested how quickly the returns in size diminish given your starting point. Likewise, how much it'd would have to change architecturally as it gets smaller. Sounds
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by rounce 10y ago
I had read the repo first and just from counting in my head it was deffo over 1000 lines. Turns out the author agrees, that it's almost 1500 LOC. I was a bit hasty (read: dumb) in generating the table is all :) Maybe calm down with the
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by rounce 10y ago
I agree with this figure, please see my edited comment above. Still though, my gripe with the HN title still stands: to say this is ~1000 LOC is a bit rich. It's still bloody small so why try to shoehorn it into this category? > And
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by rounce 10y ago
First I'd like to say this project represents fantastically impressive achievement regardless. However, putting this repo through `cloc` reveals the HN title to be rather misleading. EDIT: I had initially read through {cpu,apu,ppu,gui,
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by rounce 10y ago
> Joking aside, it's not ridiculous to castigate a piece of bad journalism by a renowned paper. Of course it isn't ridiculous, unless you do it in a thoroughly ridiculous manner. I read the article on TI first then the WaPo, an
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by rounce 10y ago
This is a pretty ridiculous article, and I'm sad to say, indicative of what seem to be increasingly 'fast-and-loose' editorial standards on theintercept.com. As was mentioned by another commenter[0], the authors make some rat
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by rounce 10y ago
The whole Luftur Rahman BS is (I think) more to do with the fact that he's a totally dodgy c&nt (as are quite possibly some of his close associates - juicy 'gossip' in Private Eye), not his ethnic or religious backgroun
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by rounce 10y ago
I find it curious that you don't think this also happens in middle-England Tory stronghold constituencies, or certain middle-class London Labour ones for that matter.
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by rounce 10y ago
Shhhh, you're gonna ruin it for everybody else!
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by rounce 10y ago
Right at home then, eh?
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by rounce 10y ago
Why all the downvotes? His (dis)position is legitimate nonetheless.
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by rounce 10y ago
> With goroutines and the like, all Go actually does is delay the inevitable point when you have to split your main process into two... It doesn't solve the problem, it just delays it... Yes, but Go's concurrency model is far e
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by rounce 10y ago
> I am using in a new Ford Mondeo the navigation system with SD Card FM5T-19H449-FC Europe F4. I can read the card but not write on it. I want to add to the card some POI´s. Can you help me to do it? Sounds like somebody has the write-p
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by rounce 10y ago
Maybe for the US, not for everywhere: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_League_System
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by rounce 10y ago
> 3 node minimum Since when?
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by rounce 10y ago
I remember this originally being released as a set of Quartz Composer templates. Might have something to do with it?
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by rounce 10y ago
@yoz-y: I did read the post, thanks very much. It took no time at all to search (`/$delete\|remove$`) those alternatives on the man pages, hence suspected lack of RTFM. :) My point was a lot of these 'quirks' have been alig
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by rounce 10y ago
I'm surprised you get tripped up by `git rm`. How do you remove a file from your FS usually? In the case of `git remote`, `git remote remove` and `git remote rm` are synonymous. It's all on the man page.
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by rounce 10y ago
What're you smoking? Can I have some?
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by rounce 10y ago
*isomorphic (FTFY) Nice project!
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by rounce 10y ago
While you're waiting, there's always Golang...

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