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by sigjuice 8y ago
“Source-to-source” is redundant. You can just shorten this to “compiler”.
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by sigjuice 8y ago
It has been (mis)used in a very tiny amount of academic literature. It obviously did not catch on for what one might only hope were good reasons. There is no good reason to promote this now.
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by sigjuice 8y ago
No, it wasn’t. “Transpile” is not a real word. There is no need to desecrate the first ever C++ compiler.
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by sigjuice 8y ago
This is the usual amount of whitespace. A couple of examples https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/torvalds/lin... https://github.com/apple/darwin-xnu/blob&
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by sigjuice 8y ago
Does the last bullet in section 2.2 mean that clients hang on to revoked keys?
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by sigjuice 8y ago
You are confusing service with software. All major operating systems have built-in VPN support. Check the network settings on your phone or computer. There will be a section for VPN settings.
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by sigjuice 8y ago
Why are there a million VPN apps and protocols with pointless variations? Why isn’t the VPN software included in my operating system enough? e.g. Settings/General/VPN on iOS. macOS and Windows have something similar. EDIT: This
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by sigjuice 8y ago
A language and an IDE are completely separate things.
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by sigjuice 8y ago
There is nothing particularly special about "-", but a lot of programs do use it for standard input like you said. e.g. awk, cat, diff. My macOS system has a quite a few of these grep -e '-.*standard input' /u
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by sigjuice 8y ago
Yes, the include guard is a very widespread technique for header files. My objection is against #include’ing a .c file to support the questionable trend of ‘single file libs’.
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by sigjuice 8y ago
Is there a prominent C code base that does this sort of thing? I’m sorry this is all very questionable advice IMHO. What would be one word in a makefile (onefilelib.c) is a 4-line jumble of preprocessor macros, names starting with __ are
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by sigjuice 8y ago
You will probably find an x86_64 port of xv6 on GitHub. IMHO, there is nothing terribly special about x86_64. The goal of xv6 is not to teach 64-bit computers, but to cover operating system basics (primarily multitasking, virtual memory an
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by sigjuice 8y ago
What is the missing Linux infrastructure? The distributions provide no LibreSSL packages and therefore there are no applications able to use libtls? Or is there more to it?
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by sigjuice 8y ago
This format is not too different from the textbook definition of a "blog post"
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by sigjuice 8y ago
Not sure what you mean. I don’t think apt-get install foo involves transferring GPG keys.
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by sigjuice 8y ago
Running another program in a rectangle in your web browser can hardly be called “web”.
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by sigjuice 8y ago
Yes, wrappers are the way to go. e.g. Linux kernel
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by sigjuice 8y ago
So it is accessible over SMS?
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by sigjuice 8y ago
If I have read through the closed PRs, then obviously I have looked at the open PRs too: Makefile trivialities, homework solutions, and duplicates. Not a whole lot there.
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by sigjuice 8y ago
Have you seen the diffs for those commits? What else do you suggest should go in the messages for such commits?
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by sigjuice 8y ago
If you read through the comments of the closed pull requests you will get some idea of the type of enhancements that the maintainers expect.
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by sigjuice 8y ago
That’s even worse.
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by sigjuice 8y ago
I for one no longer trust Dropbox to behave on my computer after this https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12463338
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by sigjuice 8y ago
Yes, that is the default. But you could connect through an https proxy or check PGP signatures (see http://blog.quicklisp.org/2017/09/something-to-try-out-quick... ).
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by sigjuice 8y ago
http://dilbert.com/strip/1993-06-23
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by sigjuice 8y ago
Title should say 'JIT compiler'.
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by sigjuice 8y ago
Title is missing the word “currency”
448.
by sigjuice 8y ago
Really? Each and every other thing you need already does IPv6?
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by sigjuice 8y ago
http://dilbert.com/strip/1992-09-21
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by sigjuice 8y ago
How about over HTTPS traffic?

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