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Is it worth using make?(anadoxin.org)
1 points by tpush 7y ago|0 comments
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by tpush 7y ago
Do you have any concrete criticisms? How is the online banking experience "incredibly disrupting"?
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Apple could be forced to let Apple Pay competitors access NFC under German law(theverge.com)
4 points by tpush 7y ago|0 comments
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by tpush 7y ago
Like, US street food being incredibly better or worse than EU?
635.
by tpush 7y ago
Scrolling lags and stutters horribly on my MacBook Pro with Safari.
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by tpush 7y ago
The main point here is that a lot of documentation is straight up missing . Some of the code samples/sample projects also regularly break. I wonder if Apple has any automation around that.
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by tpush 7y ago
This comment is a good way to see all the HN users who go off of a comment without reading it fully.
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by tpush 7y ago
As an aside, am I missing something or is Apple's doc on objc_msgSend describing the parameters of the old form? The parameters section doesn't seem to match the declaration section.
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by tpush 7y ago
These days, I found the best IDE like experience coding C to be CMake generating the compile_commands.json and a handcrafted .clang-format. Both used as input to clangd via VSCode’s vscode-clangd plug-in. Works pretty great!
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CppCon 2019: Chandler Carruth “There Are No Zero-Cost Abstractions”(youtube.com)
1 points by tpush 7y ago|0 comments
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by tpush 7y ago
A hacker doesn't need the disclosure if a patch is already available.
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Unprocessed, Processed Red Meat Consumption: Dietary Guideline Recommendations(annals.org)
1 points by tpush 7y ago|0 comments
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by tpush 7y ago
She is literally saying that people should listen to the scientists. Like come on, you can't be serious.
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by tpush 7y ago
> Lots of deliberately bad C code. Using uninitialized variables, etc. You do realize he's doing that for illustrative purposes, right?
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by tpush 7y ago
From everything I've read, the number of convictions following complaints by parents seem to be pretty rare. Unless we have actual numbers on that however, the discussion is rather pointless.
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by tpush 7y ago
> yes, dejure it can be legal (not it is legal) for a 21 year old to have sex with a 14-15 year old, defacto it isn't. The BGH decision merely states that for the range 14-15 the court has to look at the maturity of the victim on a
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by tpush 7y ago
Not quite true. In Germany, having sex with someone in the 14-15 range can be illegal if the other party is above the age of 21. Relevant passage in German, from the parent's link: "Über die Vorschriften des § 182 StGB Abs.
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The stakes are too high for Apple to spin the iPhone exploits(theverge.com)
7 points by tpush 7y ago|0 comments
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iPhone Users Were Attacked – By Google's Project Zero(youtube.com)
2 points by tpush 7y ago|0 comments
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by tpush 7y ago
Originally it was C and used GTK+, but cross platform needs drove it to Qt and thus C++. And CMake is the most popular cross-platform C/C++ (meta) build tool, so no surprise there.
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by tpush 7y ago
Effectively no human with a smartphone outside the US finds having to install an app to communicate with other people in a cross platform way a burden enough to stay with iMessage. Either Americans are uniquely lazy when it comes to install
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by tpush 7y ago
Difficult is a common word in English, and I bet most Germans have never heard nor read the word „diffizil“. Translating „difficult“ to „diffizil“ would be a poor translation IMO.
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by tpush 7y ago
60/109 points/comments ratio probably kicked off the flame war detector.
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by tpush 7y ago
There literally are beaches/sections of beaches in Germany where you have to be nude. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freikörperkultur
655.
by tpush 7y ago
>> keeping the price of food artificially inflated, maybe your local means of production isn't real great. >Really makes you think about how Europe did for thousands of years before our great American saviors helped us. Local
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iPhone market share in Europe drops 17%(9to5mac.com)
2 points by tpush 7y ago|0 comments
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by tpush 7y ago
As pcwalton already said, the problem with left-pad was with npm and not the concept or the usage of dependencies per se.
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by tpush 7y ago
> - At least in the EU, more privacy is where the puck is going. They could take on Google's weaknesses. Ironically, it's Europe where privacy championing Apple is way less of a player than Google when it comes to smartphones a
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by tpush 7y ago
See also: https://danluu.com/dunning-kruger/
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by tpush 7y ago
The iPad doesn't compete against PCs from 1995 though, and PCs from 1995 didn't compete with PCs from 2019.

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