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towelguy
12y ago
They have a site showing benchmarks http://speedcenter.nuitka.net/ (down at the moment), but here's a google cache of one, showing also the generated C code: https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/sear
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towelguy
12y ago
Just a plain log would do.
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towelguy
12y ago
The C++ will complain as well, the issue is ";" is 6 times less characters than "return" and so, easier to overlook.
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towelguy
12y ago
The one thing I don't like about Rust is the implicit return. Looking at code, it's easier to spot a missing/extra "return" than a missing/extra ";".
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towelguy
12y ago
> You don't even have to use transactions ("tx" messages), you can use the block messages if you are willing to tolerate an (on average) 10 minute delay Does this mean you can send messages without transfering bitcoin from
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towelguy
12y ago
Dogfooding?
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towelguy
12y ago
So someone shares the sequence without any context and someone else grabs it and conjectures the context themselves. What if they share positional information from a known sequence: pi[3000:3040].
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towelguy
12y ago
Paper money. It still works even if you keep money in other formats.
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towelguy
12y ago
That way they make sure those teams stay on their platform?
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towelguy
12y ago
Just make the viewer click Google's captcha in order to show the ad ;)
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towelguy
12y ago
There's a video about it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ON0A1dsQOV0 Apparently, Qt takes away most of the problems they have with C++
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towelguy
12y ago
Last week I went mountain climbing (a 19,900 feet mountain) and one of the people there was a 71 years old man.
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towelguy
12y ago
The Internet?
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12y ago
> Exactly how Google knew they needed to upgrade their counter is still unknown `SELECT videoid FROM videos ORDER BY views DESC LIMIT 1`?
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towelguy
12y ago
As long as it behaves like a human, what difference does it make if it's actually a really sophisticated bot?
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towelguy
12y ago
From what I can see the main differences with node.js is pulling more regularly from V8 and using semantic versioning. Are there any more differences?
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12y ago
Your browser sends an "Accept-Language" header with the list of languages and order of preference you have configured.
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towelguy
12y ago
You could track other things like window scrolling or the focusing of other form inputs.
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towelguy
12y ago
It is: > Creation of Value > Stop a bot. Save a book. > reCAPTCHA digitizes books by turning words that cannot be read by computers into CAPTCHAs for people to solve. Word by word, a book is digitized and preserved online for peopl
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towelguy
12y ago
Do they even need the checkbox anymore? They could track mouse movement, keypresses, history or whatever else they are tracking without showing any kind of GUI at all.
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towelguy
12y ago
It was good enough for 4chan, a site that used to recieve countless spam from probably dozens of botters before they got recaptcha. And the botters probably kept trying to spam afterwards without much success.
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towelguy
12y ago
So if I don't have a Google account or allow their cookies in other sites then I'm not a human anymore?
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towelguy
12y ago
Is it keyboard friendly?
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towelguy
12y ago
> Whom should I be afraid of? My government possibly controlling a private company or my government? FTFY
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12y ago
“Men Wanted: for Hazardous Journey. Small wages, bitter cold, long months of complete darkness, constant danger, safe return doubtful. Honour and recognition in case of success.”
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towelguy
12y ago
I don't really see what's wrong with the climate changing. It has happened before. People just want to mantain the status quo.
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towelguy
12y ago
Of course it's not groundbreaking, but until it becomes commonplace, it's nice to hear about such things happening.
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towelguy
12y ago
tl;dr: they've become convenience stores.
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towelguy
12y ago
Would this mean no taxes for buyers from countries outside the EU?
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towelguy
12y ago
With more and more teams moving their support to Stack Overflow, they should think about a way to show if the user is an official support person in their signature, rather than them writting "disclaimer I work at this" every time.
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