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by sannysanoff 4y ago
stopped using reddit after they introduced new design. My browser struggles scrolling it smoothly (in most compressed mode). Too complex DOM they put there. Lack of programming skills.
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by sannysanoff 5y ago
how long before they will introduce special bad sectors on floppy disks, - sorry, wrong epoch, - special half-faulty components required for proper execution in chips to disable chip simulation/reverse engineering.
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by sannysanoff 5y ago
cool! right what doctor ordered for children! only thing which is missing: detection of key up. Without that, lots of games are not possible. Mouse is ...
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by sannysanoff 5y ago
> Donald J. Trump and 18 of his associates had at least 140 contacts with Russian nationals and WikiLeaks, or their intermediaries, during the 2016 campaign and presidential transition. Sorry, wrong person, 1 sec... Navalny: 1) Studied i
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by sannysanoff 5y ago
Have you ever googled, bro? >> After the collapse of the USSR, economic reforms were not fully implemented in Uzbekistan, conditions for the development of medium and small businesses were not created, corruption took root, and unempl
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by sannysanoff 5y ago
It's losing because Firefox is now designers-driven product, not engineers-driven. Everything rots to the end when you give designers power over engineers.
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by sannysanoff 5y ago
Ah, correct. He's using asm files for fcontext from boost.context. Looks like those are copied into his tree from boost during build phase, and those files were the only I found. Thanks for pointing out. I maybe will need to test it on
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by sannysanoff 5y ago
it does not look like it's using boost::context. At least I never saw it in runtime. It's using its own asm routines for save/restore the context.
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by sannysanoff 5y ago
I have an internal scheduler which prevents spawning too many of them. In any case, it's only stack & context allocation (and freeing) which is not that CPU expensive at my rate (does not show in profiler too much). Also, multiple
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by sannysanoff 5y ago
yes
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by sannysanoff 5y ago
I used similar thing, baked on top of cppcoro library (wonderful thing). My application is heavily threaded with hundreds of thousands of short-lived micro-tasks, it's interpreter of highly-parallel expressions, and values are large ma
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by sannysanoff 7y ago
I upvoted it because I wrote and spoke this last 20 years. Keyboard buffer. You know what is keyboard buffer?
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by sannysanoff 8y ago
this seems not to be in the spirit of language. Testing if type is array or not is so common, and adding this function (li, li2) to "standard library" would introduce "standard library". Maybe we overlooked some other ob
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by sannysanoff 8y ago
I saw that, but how do you make simple check if it is uppercase?
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by sannysanoff 8y ago
For curious, several facts i noticed by running anaconda distributed shakti: 1) k7 implementation obviosly is completely different codebase from current kdb+. I ran the following query on kdb+ and k7 a1:1000000?1000000;b1:1000000?100000
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by sannysanoff 8y ago
I was frustrated by all grey low-contrast Google Chrome palette and estimated 4-5 grey colours at first sight. But then I decided to be precise in my frustration and counted how many colours designer chose intentionally (picked from palette
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50 shades of grey in Google Chrome – no, really(i.imgur.com)
1 points by sannysanoff 8y ago|1 comments
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Show HN: ICFP Contest Meeting Point(icfpc-meeting-point.github.io)
1 points by sannysanoff 8y ago|0 comments
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by sannysanoff 9y ago
Author discovered "goto definition" in 2017?? it will take another 10 years for him to discover that all that code understanding (even more precise!) and 10 times bigger load of useful features were already implemented in WebStorm
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by sannysanoff 10y ago
They state 15 Joule/day per gram, this gives 0.000174W
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by sannysanoff 10y ago
When i stumble upon it from time to time, scribd is the strange thing that wants to stand between me and information. This is very annoying.
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by sannysanoff 10y ago
there are people obsessed with knives as such (collecting them, playing with them, carrying them all the time, imagining they save the world/themselves with knife). Knives have their power over them. And that's just knives, not ev
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by sannysanoff 10y ago
The story about the person who kept his identity small, during WW2 ( https://www.ushmm.org/wlc/en/article.php?ModuleId=10007392 ) : """ First they came for the Socialists, and I did not speak out —
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by sannysanoff 11y ago
reinventing KDB+ ?
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by sannysanoff 13y ago
yes, java strong in tools, because java was designed with tools in mind (although Delphi was very cool). Large number of non-trivial refactorings was first introduced in Java IDE (correct me).
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by sannysanoff 13y ago
java and C are strong in different areas. I would rather say that choice of C libraries for enterprise or just for any useful web backend is poorer than for java ;)
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by sannysanoff 13y ago
There's no need to interface cpython and java. Looks like jython is already faster than cpython, so just use it, interface is ok.
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by sannysanoff 15y ago
I wonder if 1) node.js async i/o is any different from haskell i/o? 2) author knows something about strongly-typed languages, or he deliberately banned them those from server side? Imho, dziuba tried to drop a hint about strongly-typed lang