ta2384428

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by ta2384428 9y ago
I just ordered the book from your recommendation, thanks.
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by ta2384428 9y ago
I find it bizarre that we mix infrastructure and regulation with politics. American Conservative Union giving out awards to non-partisan government institution representatives strikes me as inappropriate. *Not from the US so I likely don&#x
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by ta2384428 9y ago
That is pretty cool, C++ has come a long way since I used it last about 15 years ago. It seems like both languages are equally capable here, with C++ having more power and foot guns when required as usual.
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by ta2384428 9y ago
It still blows me away that people put their email address in forms, and that email marketing affects sales. I guess while they keep working, people will keep creating popups.
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by ta2384428 9y ago
If you squint a little, you'll notice that go is pretty big on not hiding complexity. There are obvious exceptions to this such as the garbage collector, and heap/stack control. I'm unsure if the intent of not including a ma
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by ta2384428 9y ago
https://imgur.com/a/DNpw3 Running the following code. https://play.golang.org/p/k_rRxNAyb0i I can assure you that go runs across all processors by default. https://docs.google.com/
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by ta2384428 9y ago
I'm not familiar with OMP, so please forgive me if I'm incorrect - but OMP from my quick search appears to be thread based, while go routines are much lighter weight than threads. They have their own scheduler - which like most t
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by ta2384428 9y ago
https://github.com/golang/dep/releases https://github.com/golang/dep/graphs/commit-activity Agreed that it's a decent start, however I disagree with the lack of releases. If y
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by ta2384428 9y ago
My god, I have the privilege of paying $60/Month for 4Mbps - not symmetric
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by ta2384428 9y ago
I had a 28/27" 4k monitor, but like the author I found it far too small (the pixel size) to use comfortably. Unfortunately I was working with legacy applications that didn't support scaling and couldn't adjust the DPI.
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by ta2384428 9y ago
100% correct. There is a fallacy in Australia that you shouldn't "waste your vote" on the smaller parties, despite preferential voting. It's important to keep the vote competitive, the alternative is people stay at home