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by vkaku 6y ago
It is surprising that the rest of the world is already woke, but the software engineers in these companies have not risen to the reality yet. And that has led to their successful manipulation of neglecting anything but money.
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by vkaku 7y ago
I can't decide if C++ has a grammar at all. Please have a sense of humor.
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by vkaku 7y ago
Mine is usually modular. You just want to keep all services, hosts and common things included. I start with the bare minimum and start adding as need be.
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by vkaku 7y ago
I know I've gotten bitten before by go Makefiles, and took me a few projects to get things sorted overall - So I wanted to do this differently about Rust, by getting feedback and looking at some good templates and tooling options first
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Ask HN: What does your Rust toolchain / IDE look like?
1 points by vkaku 7y ago|1 comments
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by vkaku 7y ago
It is things like this that will make people lose trust on Amazon. If they start reading data, it is bye-bye AWS for Amazon.
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UserBenchmark gets banned from major subreddits(notebookcheck.net)
1 points by vkaku 7y ago|1 comments
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by vkaku 7y ago
Why not? We program with a model that assumes NULL is zero, that we have a flat memory model... If it's meant to be in a certain way, it is because it would not only simplify the implementation, but also - "I hope you know what yo
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by vkaku 7y ago
Whoa. I was close to using their product. You just talked me out of it.
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by vkaku 7y ago
Can they file unlawful termination claims?
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by vkaku 7y ago
I've said this before, but here I go again: The point of an interview is to bring the best out in a Candidate, not to conform that the interviewer knows better, and definitely not to feed u to their ego.
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by vkaku 7y ago
I signed up for it, I got 4320 hours left ... What's to complain about it? Honestly, the customer in mind is not the startup with bootstrapped money. $10 a month is what people pay for a Netflix subscription, but this stuff is quite va
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by vkaku 7y ago
When a Pandemic strikes, it is to be viewed like a war time event. Many people are going to be losing jobs - and there will likely be a recession later, which is slow and painful. However, this is the time to unite, and to stay together and
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by vkaku 7y ago
Well, this is actually not a bad idea from Amazon. Hope they pay well and don't screw these guys over.
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by vkaku 7y ago
Also, to add, TCP Syn Cookies, if any.
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by vkaku 7y ago
A combination of originating IP address, website, Uri and a 13 bit value is no more a low entropy field.
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by vkaku 7y ago
This name is misleading. The domain is okay. It should probably be 'Google Code Search'. I would have expected Google to come up with a search engine for all Open Source code otherwise.
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by vkaku 7y ago
Make the mesh affordable, keep making the drivers and interfaces clean and reasonably easy to maintain. In mass adoption, you want to keep the price right - so have a bulk pricing upfront. Also, keep one access protocol you can access from
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by vkaku 7y ago
The WHO did not call it early enough, due to political pressure. I don't trust them.
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by vkaku 7y ago
The True, Free, NAS. The Free, True, NAS.
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by vkaku 7y ago
I can't think of a low priority bug with high severity.
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by vkaku 7y ago
Board of Directors appoints budget conscious CEO, top line drops 2.53%. Who's running the board?
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by vkaku 7y ago
Had a few frustrations with them last time. Concluded that Google may be great in its own way, but it sure won't work the way it currently runs, for me. Maybe it'll get fixed one day.
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by vkaku 7y ago
Let's see, Jeff.... Cautious optimism here. I'll hand it to you when you're putting this money in to fix the world - not your taxes.
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Threadripper 3990x can run Crysis – without a GPU(bit-tech.net)
2 points by vkaku 7y ago|0 comments
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by vkaku 7y ago
Microsoft will win this, is what my gut feeling says. And Amazon may be forced to pay compensation by the people in the process. How about they actually prove they can focus on privacy and be a good implementor for the government? I doubt i
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by vkaku 7y ago
It's a lot of things (like tracing, defer etc), but for all practical purposes, the code is simple and straightforward to use. Thank you author. I wish you could create a version based setJmp/longJmp if instrinsics weren't av
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by vkaku 7y ago
We also got plenty of general purpose registers in x64, apart from the rax stuff. Plus, you now have the ymm and possibly zmm stuff going on :)
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by vkaku 7y ago
No, a life that kills you is not comfortable. An American life values money over ease of living though, as rightly pointed out in the article. But it's definitely not something to say to one who will view it unfavourably. Putting peopl
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by vkaku 7y ago
Cut back to 10 years from now, insert "99.99th% percentile isn't that good" article on Hacker News. Someone tag me then. No percentiles are good IMO. Often, the overall shape matters, in some cases, like in latency. And in ma

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