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6y ago
I gave this a shot but found it more cumbersome than just writing an API server in Go.
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6y ago
I think SML is cleaner, but OCaml has a more evolved ecosystem.
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6y ago
I was skeptical towards Nim. Then I wrote a small program that uses SDL2, and compared it to the same program written in over 10 other programming languages. Nim has an excellent combination of ease of use and performance.
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6y ago
I found socks on the site. Even if people buy socks for life, they most likely won't pass them on. I wonder how different the end result is from regular socks, environmentally speaking.
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6y ago
EULAs doesn't meet my mind either, and I'm not even sure if they apply in Norway.
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6y ago
To me, this is one the most important news items this year. I've been excited about memristors since I first heard about them, and this sounds like an excellent application. These single device "neurons" also hints of things
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xyproto
6y ago
You can run a 68k emulator on a 64-bit x86 if you wish to program as a hobby. Or is this about professional 68k programming, or perhaps nostalgia?
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6y ago
This sounds wholesome and nice. How often do you camp, and approximatly how far do you walk?
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xyproto
6y ago
Well, then I would not follow his advice if I didn't want to crash while riding a bike.
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6y ago
Yes, maybe it's better formulated as "don't listen to predictions from people with a record of inaccurate predictions".
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6y ago
When sick, listen to the doctor. Don't listen to the carpenter. IMO, when looking for predictions of the future, listen to the ones that have a track record of accurate predictions.
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6y ago
Then Windows 7 came along and nobody said Vista was the good one.
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6y ago
Why does Unreal Engine have its own marketplace? Is it still an open platform?
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6y ago
Some of the people promoting DDT drank spoonfuls of it to prove how safe it was, but it turned out to be very toxic to nature. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=gtcXXbuR244 > DDT was less effective in tropical regions due to
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6y ago
I log in as two different users on the same computer (but not at the same time): one for work and one for free time. The work account only has work-related things: "TODO" text files, a calendar, e-mail, slack, documents, source co
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6y ago
We, as a community, can. One dedicated person, can.
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6y ago
Can know for sure vs nobody knows. The comparison is clearly in favor of Linux.
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6y ago
This is doable, but the risk is that looking at the numbers might take longer than just sorting them, even with a sub optimal algorithm. I guess someone will just have to try this.
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6y ago
He sounds like he knows what he's talking about, in terms if real sailing. To me, that's more interesting than the navigation simulator.
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6y ago
Perl is an old accordion.
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6y ago
Ruby is doing well as a configuration format. Look at Vagrant and Homewbrew, for example. Also, there is Crystal, for compiling something very similar to Ruby, to native.
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6y ago
But that was a mistake, and they promptly restored the US based account?
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6y ago
The name was probably too similar to another Norwegian company that is also named Appear.
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6y ago
You can't explore undocumented CPU instructions, like this guy is doing: https://youtu.be/jmTwlEh8L7g
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6y ago
It's specific to the tool, but most distros disable the message. > If you want GNU Parallel to be maintained in the future, and not just wither away like so many other free software tools, you need to help finance the development. e
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6y ago
A useful tool with a highly annoying message to the user if you're using Fedora.
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6y ago
Bash may be installed in /usr/bin (Arch Linux + symlink in /bin), /usr/local/bin (OpenBSD) or not at all, though. "#!/usr/bin/env bash" or "#!/usr/bin/env python&quo
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6y ago
Installing several versions of the same piece of software is central to Nix. While locking all needed versions for a specific application provides stability, I can't believe it doesn't come without a large increase of complexity,
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6y ago
Great troubleshooting. TLDR; int overflow in C
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6y ago
An editor for Linux/Unix/FreeBSD named just `o`: https://github.com/xyproto/o I wanted an editor that would open instantly, had general syntax highlighting and was limited to the VT100 standard. `o` is mostly
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