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by time4tea 9y ago
Clickbait. It's the same. Unless you care about a particular use case, when it isn't. Measure, profile, refactor....
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by time4tea 9y ago
Well depends on how big and how fast. This worked for me https://github.com/time4tea/glossary/blob/master/README.md Its a very simple Aho-Corasick text search with replacement. A similar thing in Java us
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by time4tea 9y ago
Hmm. Google gets money to show you ads. Google gets money not to show you ads. Who is winning? (Google) Who is losing? ( everybody else, especially you)
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by time4tea 9y ago
You can use pihole or pyhole to just block them for your home, then vpn from your phone. No more ads. Then buy subscription to sites you like. Dont give google a percentage of everything.
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by time4tea 9y ago
Really?? How much does a person cost per month? You could avoid lots of fiddling for many people just by using appropriate tools. Applies for everything, not just this.
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by time4tea 9y ago
This whole thing is pointless, it seems. If you want an oracle jre use it. If you want a tiny jre use a vendor that makes one, there are quite a few. Skelmir for example makes a jre that can be very very small. (I used it, i dont work for t
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by time4tea 10y ago
As I also mentioned in another comment above, you might find some value in py-hole, which is a pi-hole implemented in python. You can just apt-install it. Its pre-alpha, but it might work for you... https://github.com/time4t
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by time4tea 10y ago
You could also use py-hole which is a simple apt install of a bit of python that does the dnsmasq file creation and update. Its pre alpha but may work for you https://github.com/time4tea-net/py-hole
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by time4tea 10y ago
Sweet! I reckon you could get the data easy. Reimplement and Show HN!!!
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by time4tea 10y ago
https://github.com/springernature/immagine If you want to host it yourself...
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by time4tea 10y ago
The noImplicitAny flag just doesn't make sense. You changed the new default behaviour to be the thing you don't recommend?
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by time4tea 10y ago
Hmm. Clearly this code is miles away from MISRA compliance (although compliance doesn't mean that the software is any good) Even so, sorry to say, the code is miles away from any decent software standard. It is almost exactly what you
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by time4tea 10y ago
Well, not if you expect that you will have exactly the same time/space behaviour and pre/post conditions. This is why lots of embedded, secure and defense software doesn't use standard libraries, and printf will instead be ca
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by time4tea 10y ago
What a waste of fossil fuel energy! What a waste of laptop battery! It can be really hard to make software efficient, sometimes there are easy wins.. seems odd to not just do it. An insert or delete from (e.g.) a rope is very cheap and as t
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by time4tea 10y ago
Slightly OT... this is amazing and a generous contribution. I'm wondering though how come no version control from the start? For me this is the very first thing, just before setting up some sort of CI build... for any project at work o
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by time4tea 10y ago
Use of eclipse is highly correlated with people that use editors as if they are notepad.
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by time4tea 10y ago
Is it because cars are expensive horrendous fossil fuel powered polluting machines that are not compatible with city living? Is it because the insurance industry, by its failure to deal with fraud, except by simply pricing it in, had made i
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by time4tea 13y ago
no they just exist on the server, and are mapped by their service, no client change (otherwise it would be a bit pointless...)
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by time4tea 13y ago
somewhat similar to dnsmadeeasy ANAME which has been going for years?
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by time4tea 13y ago
Can't believe this partially informed article got on HN. The point of the problem with * is as you say, when the schema changes, named column queries will still work. * with numbered columns will fail and not always in a detectable way
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by time4tea 13y ago
Hmm looks a bit like Squiggle SQL, http://code.google.com/p/squiggle-sql/ but less