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by tus88 7y ago
Surprised I have not heard of him. He seems quite significant.
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by tus88 7y ago
Yes, but the way you write child processes is to check the return of fork() and then break out of whatever the parent was doing and go into a child function.
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by tus88 7y ago
Why was the child process still in the loop forking though?
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by tus88 7y ago
Or larger.
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by tus88 7y ago
> Too many developers use controllers as part of their logic layer And views for their presentation and models for their data abstraction? The horrors!!
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by tus88 7y ago
This comment looks stupid due to unwarranted title change.
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by tus88 7y ago
Japan is insanely good.
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by tus88 7y ago
Lucky they aren't the world's biggest abuser of activeX...oh wait.
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by tus88 7y ago
Seems like international trade and bribery go hand in hand.
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by tus88 7y ago
This hurt my brain.
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by tus88 7y ago
I didn't think BBC did sponsored articles?
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by tus88 7y ago
If they exist, you are guaranteed to find them on HN.
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by tus88 7y ago
Is this like WireShark?
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by tus88 7y ago
> What is an internet company? Simply, it’s a company that does the majority of its sales via the internet. What a sleazy, slimeball argument. > But we firmly believe the opposite. Who is "we" exactly?
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by tus88 7y ago
I live in a city where the traffic engineers are too stupid the understand the value of this...about 50% of the time I get a green light, only to immediately see the next light go red about 100 meters away. It's infuriating.
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by tus88 7y ago
Physicists don't understand gravity...neuroscientists don't understand the main...maybe the universe is a giant brain and the stars are neurons, the big bang was conception and we are bacterial growth. Better than all current theo
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by tus88 7y ago
How is an advertising driven website not a proven business model?
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by tus88 7y ago
Huh. We said the same thing a bit over a century ago.
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by tus88 7y ago
Tiny, low power batteries are not going to make a major dent in global nuclear waste stocks.
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by tus88 7y ago
> Fortran never left us... it runs our mainframes today. What? That's where you lost me.
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by tus88 7y ago
I'm pretty sure scrutiny of the UK system is down to about the Daily Mail and not much else. The BBC is more likely to criticize such scrutiny than engage in it itself. And you make a lot of assumptions. 99% could mean a terrible syste
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by tus88 7y ago
Always funny watching the UK - where it was described that perverting the course of justice is an instrument of public policy - criticizing other countries legal systems. And bear in mind the UKs 80% (?) conviction rate occurs with a DPP th
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by tus88 7y ago
Hint: I don't mean returning data ;-)
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by tus88 7y ago
Lol continuations will blow your mind. "Returning" to somewhere else than you came? Humbug!
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by tus88 7y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNU_Portable_Threads N:M threading from 1999! And there are many more recent examples too.
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by tus88 7y ago
There have been library implementations of this for years. And they are a far cry from true lwt aka golang.
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by tus88 7y ago
Is that the logical successor to itunes? If so did it really die or just morph into something else?
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by tus88 7y ago
A someone who lives outside the Apple bubble...how Apple users listen to music now? Spotify? What if you have a local library?
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by tus88 7y ago
Germany aggressively uses EU money to bludgeon mainly Eastern European states info accepting policies made in Brussels. Germany has done a lot worse as well obviously.
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by tus88 7y ago
Well there are go rounds and there are missed approaches. It appears this was the latter. I can't see how a standard go round involves flying at low altitude directly above a plane that is about to take off or taking off. Obviously pla

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