shikoba

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by shikoba 5y ago
But Linux refuse to ignore permissions on an ext2.
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by shikoba 5y ago
I never find an option to ignore permissions.
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by shikoba 5y ago
You can't use easily ext2 on an external storage because of permissions.
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by shikoba 5y ago
> know which ones you can remove I know the answer to that question. None. Never remove a feature.
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by shikoba 5y ago
Lol nice trick. People could be surprising sometime. Thannk for the info.
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by shikoba 5y ago
> the API should no longer be available for newly compiled code And break perfectly working code?
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by shikoba 6y ago
As soon as someone paid for a collection of bits, that someone deserve to be whipped.
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by shikoba 6y ago
You got it. GPL is about user freedom only. It doesn't protect freedom of those who wants to be free to restrict freedom of users.
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by shikoba 6y ago
You shouldn't. It add complexity for the reader. It's always clear what is the function and what are the arguments.
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by shikoba 6y ago
I'm surprised that vim is way above Emacs (I'm an emacs user, sic). Thank for the input.
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by shikoba 6y ago
Check the editor stats for C, C++, Java, Python. Rust is a niche language today.
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by shikoba 7y ago
(r-s)^2=r^2-2rs+s^2=(r+s)^2-4rs=b^2-4c r=((r-s)+(r+s))/2=(sqrt(b^2-4c)-b)/2
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by shikoba 7y ago
> Talk about life with your candidates That's the best way to not hire introvert competent people.
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by shikoba 7y ago
> it's full of bias My comment was not saying the opposite. > best candidate I never was talking about best candidate.
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by shikoba 7y ago
That's what I saw my whole life. People conducting interview don't know how to spot BS and fraud.
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by shikoba 7y ago
> the kind of people who memorise answer books, question lists, etc. - will outperform people who are smart and skilled If people who just memorize can outperform smart people, it just means that the one conducting the interview is not r
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by shikoba 8y ago
That's how it works with every developers. They could make an opinion about my work, but that's all.
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by shikoba 8y ago
So your metric is just an opinion?
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by shikoba 8y ago
I'm a developer. I dare you to provide a metric that can measure my outcome. There is no metric that can measure my outcome.
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by shikoba 8y ago
It's because a date and a time are not the same thing. Storing date as a UTC time is of course always wrong.
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by shikoba 8y ago
It spots copy paste? And reproduces a code change on all the occurrences?
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by shikoba 8y ago
If they can't spend $30 to buy you a chair to preserve your body you should not work with them. They don't deserve that you destroy your own body for their own profit.
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by shikoba 8y ago
It's just the faster method we know. It's not about safety, it's about speed.
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by shikoba 8y ago
You can compile OCaml in termux if you want. https://ygrek.org.ua/p/ocaml-termux.html
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by shikoba 8y ago
It does. Install caml-mode or tuared-mode in emacs. Add -annot to ocamlc compilation flags, and type C-c C-t et voilà.
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by shikoba 8y ago
We use OCaml on windows everyday and have no problems with it. Since the support of foreign encoding (recent) there is no major issues with OCaml. The support is not perfect, but you can't say that it's bad.
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by shikoba 8y ago
I'm sure that a big part of OpenModelica compiler is in SML.