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by udp 15y ago
And patches to generate, mailing lists to find and emails to write. If only every open source project were on GitHub.
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by udp 15y ago
They could at least have sent the page you're trying to load so that it's ready to render immediately (instead of having to retrieve it from the server after the "container" has loaded).
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by udp 15y ago
Aren't 64-bit processors a little more efficient at running a 64-bit operating system?
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by udp 15y ago
> Really a PITA to use on multiple screens, way over-engineered IMO as it's the trend in both Gnome and KDE world lately. Yes, this new generation of window managers seems to suck with my three monitors. Looks like I'll be sticking wi
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by udp 15y ago
Exactly. Flash sockets are TCP only (proprietary Adobe protocols aside), and it seems WebSockets ended up without any UDP support either. The overhead of TCP is just ridiculous when you're trying to implement real-time game movements with d
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by udp 15y ago
Please use the original title where possible - even if "OpenDNS warns about Google DNS" is going to get you more upvotes than "A Closer Look at Google Public DNS".
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by udp 15y ago
Replace the Windows host and you have a perfect way to access a *nix environment.
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by udp 15y ago
> Improved ActionScript performance when targeting Apple iOS (What the??? iOS???) Yes, you can wrap a Flash application with AIR to build it as an iOS app. (This is not the same as a Flash plugin for mobile Safari). http://www.adob
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by udp 15y ago
Not having to write `function` everywhere is pretty much the reason I started using CoffeeScript.
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by udp 15y ago
> between a repo you created and one you cloned Forked, you mean.
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UK government to demand access to all phone and Internet user data(rawstory.com)
2 points by udp 15y ago|0 comments
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Remind HN: The Art of Unix Programming(catb.org)
5 points by udp 15y ago|0 comments
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by udp 15y ago
"C++ REPL using Clang" gets me thinking... I wonder if it'd be possible to compile Clang and Emscripten with Emscripten and make an (albeit slow) in-browser REPL for C.
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by udp 15y ago
So by "brain image" it means they observed some activity in the brain related to actions performed in the dream. Pretty cool, but that title is seriously linkbait.
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by udp 15y ago
Of course I say why-combinator. He was talking about interpretation of names beginning with `Y`, rather than pronunciation.
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by udp 15y ago
Maybe he edited the submission URL afterwards.
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Bsdtalk212 - Justin Sherrill from the DragonFlyBSD Project(bsdtalk.blogspot.com)
2 points by udp 15y ago|0 comments
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by udp 15y ago
> So there's usually names like YCoolThing. And you go about "why you are questioning CoolThing?!" How can you read Y as Why ? Is it WhyCombinator for you?
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by udp 15y ago
Yes, you're right. But a whole bunch of people don't need or use things like automatic refactoring, and more often than not write better code than the people who do.
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by udp 15y ago
Non-portable to different character sets, not platforms. One could argue that the argument to json_parse is a UTF-8 string.
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by udp 15y ago
Added some protection against that, thanks.
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by udp 15y ago
Hmm, what should I do? (since it returns a reference). I could make it a pointer instead, but then you wouldn't be able to chain it. Maybe some kind of const json_null value to return when the key isn't found. edit: Done that.
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by udp 15y ago
Yeah, I'll go with that - cheers.
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by udp 15y ago
Well spotted! Fixed, thanks.
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by udp 15y ago
I'm assuming UTF-8, so the characters I'm looking for should match up fine (\u escape sequences are also converted to UTF-8 for output).
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by udp 15y ago
> why are the flag values not enums (and why is 4 missing?)? What would the advantage of using an enum be? (and I guess I used 4 and then removed it later.) > is using a lookup table for decoding hex really faster than the (minim
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by udp 15y ago
Just to be sure it's inlined, really. Although I assume isdigit would be, being a compiler built-in.
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Show HN: Very low footprint JSON parser in portable ANSI C (github.com)
111 points by udp 15y ago|54 comments
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by udp 15y ago
And there was me expecting one of those motivational self-help articles. Christ, things are getting strange.
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by udp 15y ago
It's the one mistake that everyone seems to cite when complaining about C, and I've literally never seen it happen in all my years of programming. Right up there with fall-through cases.

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