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by szatkus 9y ago
Well, Linus Torvalds posts at RWT.
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by szatkus 9y ago
I'm more interested in hearing your story than downvoting you.
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How Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Google manipulate our emotions [video](ted.com)
3 points by szatkus 9y ago|0 comments
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by szatkus 9y ago
I guess that title is little controversial. For people unfamiliar with GitHub process it may sound like Google prepares their own version of Swift (which is not a case as explained in the top comment).
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by szatkus 9y ago
The thread is about gluten. Obviously a lot of commenters have gluten intolerance.
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Functor-Oriented Programming(r6.ca)
179 points by szatkus 9y ago|67 comments
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by szatkus 9y ago
Thank you. I think I'll just submit it tomorrow. I just need to come up with very long password which I don't forget :)
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by szatkus 9y ago
I wanted to file a bug, but password policy in Bugzilla is pretty crazy. 12 characters is little over the top.
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by szatkus 9y ago
Overheating bug would be so bad...
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by szatkus 9y ago
I just use Twitrss for those.
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by szatkus 9y ago
I don't have IntelliJ right now, but as far as I remember this function shows only line where selected method is called. I meant something more sophisticated, every piece fo code that could be affected by this. Example: int x = o
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Ask HN: Looking for a tool
4 points by szatkus 9y ago|10 comments
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by szatkus 9y ago
Maybe because their parents want them to. It's like dads teaching their kids how to use tools and fix things. Something they find enjoyable and useful, want to learn their children to have something in common. But probably they just re
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by szatkus 9y ago
"we got responses that estimated ages 9, 10 and up- " The point is text looks too complex for younger kids. 5 year old won't sit down for a few hours and figure out things. He will just get bored.
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by szatkus 9y ago
Looking at your karma, writing comments on HN rewarding to you. Is that much different in the end than talking with human being (except it's more difficult for you)?
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by szatkus 9y ago
> In return, I promise to continue working to stop Polish people from pluralizing potato chips as "chipsy". So, like "chipy"? I don't think it's a good idea :)
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by szatkus 9y ago
I used to have Jolla phone and there was no buttons on front face at all. You could get to home screen with swipe. I found it much more handful than Android and iOS home buttons (physical or virtual). Edit: there was also tap-to-wake which
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by szatkus 9y ago
Last time I tried it was working surprisingly well. Even if it's dead it can be useful.
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by szatkus 9y ago
Interesting that their console microarch (Jaguar) was really great. So good that even after Intel one-upped them with non-crappy Atoms (Silvermont) they released competetive offering which was basically just an evolution (Puma).
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by szatkus 9y ago
I switched to flake8. Pylint's default config is crazy.
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by szatkus 9y ago
Hey, I was thinking recently about porting something to RISC-V. After short research looks like there is qemu fork[0] that could be a good start if I don't want to spend money (probably horribly slow, but better than nothing). Unfortun
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by szatkus 9y ago
I don't see anything. Can you paste it here?
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by szatkus 9y ago
Yep, GitHub is usually backup for me. Most of my projects is abandoned after few commits.
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by szatkus 9y ago
I find SnakeViz much more simple and user-friendly.
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by szatkus 9y ago
How did you find out that it was filesystem problem?
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by szatkus 9y ago
They would sell this chip as Xeon anyway. It's just another variant.
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by szatkus 9y ago
In my opinion Facebook does much more damage, that's why I selected them first. Apple was my second choice.
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by szatkus 9y ago
I still keep my high school project online. It's not a lot of effort. https://www.szatkus.pl/oki/ https://github.com/szatkus/oki
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by szatkus 9y ago
You don't need Google account to be profiled by them.
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by szatkus 9y ago
I used SQLite in my side project few years ago. It was very simple (like 2 tables/collections), but a lot of updates every day. I eventually switched to MongoDB because SQLite was too slow (and also I wanted to play with NoSQL stuff).

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