tirrex

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by tirrex 5y ago
I’m not a backend java dev but whenever I take a look at java web projects which use spring/jsf/jsp etc frameworks, docs say to handle a request, write a method with that signature, we’ll call it when there is a http request. I al
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by tirrex 5y ago
> You need mechanisms for helping people learn "This is not welcome on HN. This is not how we do things here." Can we use flags for this purpose? Problem is even though a comment does not violate any rule, it gets down-voted as
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by tirrex 5y ago
I think this would only work if a known company backs this up and control the workload/program/users. Otherwise, it is a heaven for hackers/spammers
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by tirrex 5y ago
As a general rule in benchmarks, if product A does something in 1 ms while product B doing it in 500 ms, something is wrong. Either you misconfigured it or these products serve different purposes so they are not comparable. Either way, your
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by tirrex 6y ago
Thank you, sounds great.
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by tirrex 6y ago
> This is true even if rowid is aliased by an INTEGER PRIMARY KEY. Thanks. Just to be clear, I think this is the scenario when you don’t set your primary key but other columns in your insert statement. CREATE TABLE t(x INTEGER PRIMARY KE
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by tirrex 6y ago
> Row id > We can uniquely identify an object, even if it is deleted later, without worrying a new object could occupy the same rowid I don’t know anything about mobile and not sure if it applies here but if you call vacuum on sqlite,
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by tirrex 6y ago
I understand your concern. Open source licenses are the ones that Open Source Initiative approved and just a note, you can’t have an open source license and prevent someone else to create a product from your work. Anyway, hope you find a li
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by tirrex 6y ago
> We apologize for having to do this, but Engauge is closed to code contributions (at this time). This keeps the code base free of proprietary or licensed code. I also see project license is called PolyForm which I’ve never heard before.
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by tirrex 6y ago
C++ has goto, Java has “break <label>“, nobody uses it but you see a lot of generics abuse.
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by tirrex 6y ago
If you add nil checks to each receiver method, potentially, you are adding thousands of unnecessary branches to your program. It would be quite inefficient. You will ruin performance & readability altogether. Better way is what you desc
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by tirrex 6y ago
This looks like something I’ll be addicted. I couldn’t think that would be possible, very interesting.
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by tirrex 6y ago
Unbelievable that you are being down-voted. Almost all pandemics started in China in the history, apperantly habitat is suitable for that. You knew that but still play with deadly viruses there, then accidently it spreads and you try to cov
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by tirrex 6y ago
I’m just saying pro-China guys good at flagging posts which criticize China. This doesn’t mean overall HN has a pro-China bias. You see posts praising China how did they achieve something about tech/production/organization etc wit
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by tirrex 6y ago
There are pro-china posts with same discussions under them but nobody flags these posts. This is not specific to hn, a common thing you can see on other platforms. This is unacceptable, feels like censorship spreading from China to my home
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by tirrex 6y ago
Whenever you see a post about “what did China do again today”, it has lots of up-votes but what a surprise it is not in the front page. Looks like dictatorship lovers are flagging these posts?
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by tirrex 6y ago
I’m from a country which US did its dirty things in it but don’t even compare China to US. China is another league, a big threat to the rest of the world and China has a lot less credibility than US.
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by tirrex 6y ago
Nobody cares what you call it whether dictatorship, authoritarian or most democratic country ever. Parent says “you get dissappeared if you say anything about government”. When that is true, we call it dictatorship. Terminology does not mat
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by tirrex 6y ago
If you are using load factor around %75, it means you’ll do 3 shifts at most. On average it is less than it as you are ordering your map on each removal and only case you’ll do backshifts when your items are “not ordered according to hash f
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by tirrex 6y ago
I can’t find right now but I saw one older version of wiki page, it had C code example how to do deletion with this. This is how I discovered it. I knew your blog but apperantly I didn’t visit recently. > I think the new deletion algorit
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by tirrex 6y ago
You skipped hs_remove but depending on implementation, hs_remove strategy may change your hs_set, e.g using tombstones. I’ve recently learnt that you don’t need tombstones at all in linear hashmaps, you just do backshift removals, it may be
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by tirrex 6y ago
I hated linux desktops, it was unusable for me. I gave a try again 3 years ago, since then, no issues, it’s been super smooth for me. I used 5-6 laptops along three years, I’m still surprised it’s that good. I use stock ubuntu. Maybe I’m ju
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by tirrex 6y ago
> Unsigned Right Shift (>>>). C doesn’t have this.
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by tirrex 6y ago
Thanks.
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by tirrex 6y ago
Do you mean automatic type deduction? Edit : I know it’s also storage specifier but it also does type deduction here, hope I’m not confused with the terminology
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by tirrex 6y ago
https://github.com/mortdeus/legacy-cc/blob/ccbe90a2803e2cc7e... “auto” exists in the initial version.