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by xaduha 10y ago
This isn't April 1st, is it?
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by xaduha 10y ago
> including the latest Vue hype yeah, what's about that? AFAIK Vue isn't new and wasn't that special back then.
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by xaduha 10y ago
VFIO with proper configuration and compatible hardware that you pass (sound card, USB hub, video card) is indistinguishable from native. > keyboard "tunneling" (CMD vs CTRL)? Better to use original mac keyboards, if you have th
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by xaduha 10y ago
Nonsense, depends on the VM.
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by xaduha 10y ago
If you're not doing VFIO, you're doing it wrong.
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by xaduha 10y ago
Swipe? Swipe is old and boring, no single mention of smartcards in the article or in the comments.
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by xaduha 10y ago
For a long time I thought that Perl 6 would be close to an ideal language for me. I haven't really questioned that belief, but it turns out http://www.red-lang.org is much closer. Let's say that I'm glad that Perl
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by xaduha 10y ago
Can't name any site that uses <map> still other than http://www.teamfortress.com
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by xaduha 10y ago
> Just render a png file, server side. Know of any examples of that in practice or is this just a joke?
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by xaduha 10y ago
Exactly. Also happens when people talk about would-be DSL that they made on top of existing language and mention that you can always fallback to using it. But that's the whole point of the domain-specific language that it is not a gene
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by xaduha 10y ago
I don't know the details, but there are probably many possible ways to get the PIN, since it's getting entered right then and there. Smartcard is a small computer, but the connection to it from terminal is probably not that secure
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by xaduha 10y ago
It's not.
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by xaduha 10y ago
They probably just steal data from the magnetic stripe + detect key-presses somehow for a PIN.
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by xaduha 10y ago
I used to do that, as in using a minimal linux distro as a sort of hypervisor. CoreOS (when it was CoreOS), Rancher OS, TinuCoreLinux with modified kernel and running everything with rkt. But then I stopped, because I was reinventing someth
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by xaduha 10y ago
They put that in a headline - A small, fast, native Lisp. It's missleading/clickbaity.
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by xaduha 10y ago
It's useless information then, any real executable is native. In that sense you can say Perl is native (Python, Ruby, JavaScript/nodejs).
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by xaduha 10y ago
http://www.red-lang.org for those who doesn't necessarily need Lisp, but appreciates homoiconicity and other nice things. > This executable is a full blown native interpreter with a JIT, GC, etc. > A small, fast, nati
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by xaduha 10y ago
Yep, Solus is adequate, which is the highest praise I can give as a non-frequent Linux Desktop user.
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by xaduha 10y ago
Somewhat related, look up SamyGo.
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by xaduha 10y ago
Don't try to make it a technical issue, because it totally isn't. Every single one of those files goes through a compiler of some kind. Source code gets transformed to a tree, AST, whatever. They only thing changing here is that s
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by xaduha 10y ago
Kotlin solves what Scala didn't. Great Java interop, first class IDE support, easier to get into. Whichever way you look at it Kotlin code is nicer than Java, even if written Java-like.
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by xaduha 10y ago
The point is to remove obstacles that prevent you from introducing backward incompatible changes into the language, obstacles than prevent your language from evolving. Implementations can support several specifications of the language, you
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by xaduha 10y ago
First, JVM vendors have to conform to specifications, that's all. And introduction of invokedynamic and other stuff that makes it easier for other JVM languages to exist obviously means that they aren't against the idea. All in al
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by xaduha 10y ago
> Java is more optimized performance wise than Scala and Kotlin and performance is important not just cool syntax. Not true. You're running bytecode, not Java. Compiled JVM languages benefit from JVM optimizations all the same. No o
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by xaduha 10y ago
It's plenty better. You're saying on the source code level that it's not designed to be run by anything but an implementation of that specification version.
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by xaduha 10y ago
Who said anything about dropping the VM or infrastructure? JVM is awesome. Java isn't.
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by xaduha 10y ago
Some languages have official versions than you need to declare right at the start. As in specification version, not implementation versions.
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by xaduha 10y ago
Supermarket retail has razor thin margins, last I heard. If it's going to save money in the long run, then it's the future.
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by xaduha 10y ago
DynASM used in MoarVM too, modern VM for Rakudo (implementation of Perl 6).
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