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by tacone 11y ago
Oh no! I sketched up a script to gzip the chunks, hashsum them, and then find out how many collisions there are before the real occurrence starting from an approximate address in the PI digits chain, so that I could have: ($address*1e12)$ha
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by tacone 11y ago
That just segfaulted my brain. Everything we may ever write in the future is already there, you just need the address.
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by tacone 11y ago
I'm on Firefox 38.0 on Linux, my laptop is pretty cheap, but on Chromium everything's super smooth. Beside that, the app is very slick.
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by tacone 11y ago
It's pretty sluggish on Firefox.
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by tacone 11y ago
No clue, but I hate it so much that I routinely abstain to partecipate to the discussions of the projects who happen to choose it for their mailing lists. I just can't help it.
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by tacone 11y ago
You should explain the service on the website itself, not just here. I clicked the link without looking at the comments and was a little confused :)
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by tacone 11y ago
Simply put: if you have to setup a help page like this, you probably shouldn't have added such feature first place.
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by tacone 11y ago
Cool idea, simple and effective! Wish you good luck. One thought about pricing: limits are very bad. Let's say I pay you for the plus plan. Once I get over 1000 what happens? Do I loose mails? You don't want that to happen to your
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by tacone 11y ago
Wow, that escalated quickly.
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by tacone 11y ago
That also happened in transportation: Ferrari set the expectations so high that nobody rides bikes anymore.
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by tacone 11y ago
A Javascript library licensed as GPL? Good luck at guessing how "static/dynamic linking" applies to javascript. Then wonder nexus between the concept of "distributing" and HTTP downloading. It's license trollin
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by tacone 11y ago
Pretty cool. (fyi: arrow keys navigation skips randomly skips chapters)
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by tacone 11y ago
Can't judge the library itself, but the effort to make it turn-key is really impressive. Boilerplate provided, docker deploy provided, even some basic UI components.
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by tacone 11y ago
Nice idea.
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by tacone 11y ago
Quite frankly, Drupal 7 is a complete nightmare. It's so heavy it has to cache aggressively for even the basic DB operations, and you'll get Mb's of cache in exchange of nothing. The DB schema is so structured that even expor
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by tacone 11y ago
Take a look at the dates. Also give a read to their forum. I'm sincerely happy they started development again, but still last year has not been pretty.
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by tacone 11y ago
Hello, the FB held me back as well. I suggest you implement other options soon (my preference: email).
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by tacone 11y ago
Sublime development has not been much active lately. You can see it on their blog: http://www.sublimetext.com/blog/ Months between the second and the third post. Good to see they came back, but users have been left on
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by tacone 11y ago
Feels very fast. Good job!
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by tacone 11y ago
To me it communicates unwillingness to assume responsibility of selling something (ensure it actually works, refunds, etc)
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by tacone 11y ago
The lack of PPA has hold the industry back for years. Outdated Apaches, outdated Mysqls, outdated PHPs. In a word, distro mantainers became gateway keepers, and bad ones, since they don't have the unlimited resources required to keep e
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by tacone 11y ago
> It’s quite possible that all this will backfire spectacularly as England shifts ever further right in its xenophobia and that the British will vote to leave the EU. Referendum on EU exit == xenophoby? Seriously?
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by tacone 11y ago
" We also found that we kept fighting with function context all the time which is waste of brain energy. React has some functional aspects to it but it still feels very object-oriented. You’re always concerning yourself with implicit e
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by tacone 11y ago
I personally would, and a so probably a lot of other people. In the same way, many others would not. Neither preference is particularly weird.
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by tacone 11y ago
suggestion: at a first look the readme.txt seems static. Why don't you remove all the quench stuff (but maybe a credit line at the bottom) and generate some generic info about the technology the project uses?
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by tacone 11y ago
Looks promising to me. I will try it soon. Thank you!
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by tacone 11y ago
very nice. suggestions: 1 - a stronger indicator of which point is you (the arrow at the beginning is not enough) 2 - control instructions (it wasn't obvious you had to use the keyboard arrows, also because of (1). 3 - if the room is c
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by tacone 11y ago
I had the same thought.
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by tacone 12y ago
> "Also assume that the universe has finite computational resources. Therefore resources have to be diminished in one location when they are in in demand another location." With all due respect, it's much more likely the u
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by tacone 12y ago
Looks very nice

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