scrubs

94 ms·

871.
by scrubs 5y ago
I've read Rumi. Now, if you know the C Jung quote paraphrasing that, in the end all human problems are unsolvable from inside the package in which they came, and that change happens from a new perspective which itself requires a new, h
872.
by scrubs 5y ago
I could really use such a device for my youngest kid. Hoping to see more on this.
873.
by scrubs 5y ago
Agree - the idea that R v. D alone has serious explanatory power is silly. It's naive to think that money does not have the greater effect on politics than the converse. This is a power issue not an issue that arises out of political p
874.
by scrubs 5y ago
Right. My question was off base there. Should have focused on memory ownership insofar as where the memory goes when deallocated.
875.
by scrubs 5y ago
Off hand question for Rust: if memory is borrowed, I gather Rust does not need --- perhaps resists --- C++ style allocators? Here I give emphasis to owner of the (heap) data rather than efficiency. Both languages might use an allocator for
876.
by scrubs 5y ago
Off hand question for Rust: if memory is borrowed, I gather Rust does not need --- perhaps resists --- C++ style allocators? Here I give emphasis to owner of the (heap) data rather than efficiency. Both languages might use an allocator for
877.
by scrubs 5y ago
I gather the impact of Smithy is to generate something like an old style CORBA client/server stubs and vocabulary types for a given serialization, and communication schema (HTTP2, gRPC) in a target language? Is Smithy specific to inter
878.
by scrubs 5y ago
Pardon my ignorance: once one gets to: https://awslabs.github.io/smithy/quickstart.html#next-steps well, what is it? What was autogenerated? I know JAVA from previous jobs, but not Gradle and whatever the Smithy genera
879.
by scrubs 5y ago
Very good write-up. Really good. Thanks OP.
880.
by scrubs 6y ago
Quoting: "We introduce a new energy function and a corresponding new update rule which is guaranteed to converge to a local minimum of the energy function." Is this a minimum in a local area or local in the range of some function?
881.
by scrubs 6y ago
Wanna know what? Amen to that approach. Nothing like throw away papers and throw away prototypes. Nothing like getting the team on the same page --- more grounded in reality than chit chat or PPTs or bubbles and arrows --- while not under p
882.
by scrubs 6y ago
The OP's post is true iff you limit your timeframe to near term and if you luck out and get all or most of the domain requirements in early and they don't change or one decides the complexity and labor to evolve those requirements
883.
by scrubs 6y ago
Agree re: silly OP post. I read it thinking: Eventually this guy will move to sales and marketing majoring in language wars. So I'll further the silly follow-on as follows: Guys, c'mon, get your head in the game. Before we tech ou
884.
by scrubs 6y ago
I don't see how one can run and hide from Linus' point. Exception/panic based work is problematic in libraries, and has no place in kernels. Erlang's OTP supervision trees is as others have pointed out, a runtime issue t
885.
by scrubs 6y ago
MLK Junior had --- to use a bit of satire but with a serious message --- had two choices: 1) Because the issue of racism and it's surrounding issues was a dead horse, elected to opt out and open a barber shop, preach, or become a lawye
886.
by scrubs 6y ago
Update: I resolved this problem by fixing the link line.
887.
by scrubs 6y ago
Thank you for the input but alas I don't think this would take one far. SOCI like ODBC has its advantages to be sure. But ultimately you still have to link in libpq, it's deps, and Oracle libs hence same challenge.
888.
by scrubs 6y ago
Update: By specifying only .a libs I've eliminated all undefined symbols. The last linker issue: 'ERR_load_strings' is duplicated between Oracle libs and libpq's dependent libs. This symbol cannot be stripped (it's
889.
Ask HN: How to link C++ task with Oracle and Postgres clients
2 points by scrubs 6y ago|4 comments