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4y ago
> There is also strange code like this loop https://github.com/hashlookup/fleur/blob/4ee2644a850381d928a ... that jumped into my eye. The line below that is worse: strncpy(bloom_path , argv[optind], 128); I
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It used to be hosted by https://nist.gov/ at expect.nist.gov Here is it in 1997, it hasn't changed much. https://web.archive.org/web/19971210131642/http://expect.nis...
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4y ago
Yeah, I didn't know either, but Google did. It's filler words people use that don't add anything: like, you know, etc.
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4y ago
I think C Programming: A Modern Approach by K.N. King is great.
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4y ago
It's not a puzzle, it's taken from a game, so the sequence isn't necessarily always the strongest moves
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4y ago
It's depends what/who's inside the trolley.
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4y ago
It censors puss for some reason. What a sourpuss.
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4y ago
If it's compiled with a C++ compiler as C++ then it's C++ code. In this example the meaning is the same but some "C code" will produce different results depending on whether you compile it as C or C++.
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4y ago
(2014)
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Previously discussed: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15121020 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20549264
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4y ago
Back in Australia now
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4y ago
https://www.wikimediastatus.net/ showing everything is fine (at the time of writing).
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4y ago
Agreed. Australia reporting errors: https://downdetector.com.au/status/wikipedia/ But fine in North America from where I've tested.
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4y ago
Duplicate of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31845330
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4y ago
SRE - Site Reliability Engineer (a term Google came up with that's been adopted elsewhere) Google defined it approximately as what happens when you apply software engineering practices to what was traditionally an operations function.
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4y ago
An SLA of 100% simply means you agree to compensate your customers (as specified, usually with credit) if your service is down at all, nothing more. Also, SRE here but not for Cloudflare -- I've never seen SREs directly involved in ext
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4y ago
Are there places to host an independent bare-metal box where the internet provider for that box is more reliable than cloudflare?
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4y ago
As well as generated files the sibling mentioned I wonder how much is due to vendoring.
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4y ago
It's useful when you have a large screen with multiple windows that are tiled and dedicated to a single work function. For example a terminal on one side and a browser on the other that's dedicated to specific work. You may then h
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4y ago
I've always liked the definition of making sense to ask what it's like to be something as an indicator of consciousness. For example, you can try to imagine what it's like to be a dog, but it doesn't make much sense to a
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4y ago
Is there a simple example you can point to of rejected code that should work perfectly fine?
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4y ago
If only accurate assessment of abilities before start was the slightest bit feasible.
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4y ago
This will be obvious to any C programmer, but the macro[1] used throughout the article only "works" on string literals and arrays, not pointers. Also, it will include the null terminator. Probably won't do any harm but quite
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4y ago
PostgreSQL with Patroni and Citus
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4y ago
There have been plenty of attempts: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alternative_DNS_root
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The nice thing about books about how Google does X (SRE, SWE, etc.) is you can adopt the good/relevant parts however you see fit and ignore the stuff that either only applies to Google scale or makes no sense.
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4y ago
The review part is the pain point far rather than the mirroring.
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4y ago
Andrew Tang would probably disagree
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Yeah, in an ideal world lichess would get so many donations they'd buy chess.com, make it free, and sponsor the same content creators :)
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4y ago
Each to their own. I find lichess.org's UI and UX vastly superior. And I'm not the GP, but I agree. To expand my thoughts: - The free version is vastly inferior to lichess.org, and it nags you to upgrade at every opportunity. - Th
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