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xyproto
8y ago
I did some quick benchmarking and for files under roughly 4096 bytes, not compressing with gzip was faster. It's not terribly exact, +-1000 bytes would probably not make a big difference, but I think it's a good default. And of co
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xyproto
8y ago
That is pretty neat. Does it mean that one could do something similar for vectors and quaternions? let open Quaternion in x * y + x
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xyproto
8y ago
Both spike and qemu-system-riscv are now available in Arch Linux.
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xyproto
8y ago
GOPATH is no longer needed after Go 1.11 and Go 1.12.
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xyproto
8y ago
The strengths of Go become apparent when working in teams and when deploying, not when reading blogs about the language before trying to write code in it.
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xyproto
8y ago
Until you switch to sway, which is basically i3, but for Wayland. Good bye X11!
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xyproto
8y ago
In a metaphorical sense, yes.
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8y ago
Yes, I am assuming that there are needs to be filled. Is this incorrect? Does not people want stuff, also in Spain? The limits on how much can be fished is a good point (but I assume the limits is in place to avoid over-fishing, which would
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xyproto
8y ago
As long as there is a need to be filled (like food) and a way to fulfill needs (like fishing), there are jobs. There are plenty of jobs to be created, also in Spain.
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Now I want to try the same.
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8y ago
How did you bootstrap the process of working alone? Did you start working on the side while having a non-remote job?
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xyproto
8y ago
Those people are easily annoyed.
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8y ago
Great, now it's possible to create a "party detector" that will change the music and lights if there are enough people at home or in specific rooms.
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xyproto
8y ago
Yes, I just have to cover the same functionality in other ways before removing my accounts.
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8y ago
I don't want WhatsApp (owned by Facebook) to run in the background on my phone at all times. I don't trust them, especially after Instagram (also owned by Facebook) started using the camera by itself on my phone, without my permis
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xyproto
8y ago
Or National Library of the Philippines
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8y ago
Just waiting for AlphaNethackZero to beat this record.
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xyproto
8y ago
Are you thinking about no-light perception and nonlinear programming?
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xyproto
8y ago
Developers trying a management role and then returning to development is relatively common. You shouldn't worry if you wish to try it out for a year or two.
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xyproto
8y ago
Is QNX used anywhere? Sounds interesting.
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8y ago
Isn't this what quantum computing wanted to achieve? What's next? Amoeba-resistant encryption algorithms?
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xyproto
8y ago
I would argue that it was 2017. Desktop Linux was in a perfectly usable state in 2017, for many distros, and still is.
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8y ago
It looks great, but imagine the name of the software being "Moron3D". That is the reality for every native Norwegian speaker, since "dust" means "moron" in Norwegian. I don't mean this in a petty way, it&#
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8y ago
Returning -1 instead of an error is abusing the type system. In C, there is no error type, so it might be excusable there, but it is inexcusable in Go, IMO.
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8y ago
Reading the conclusion in the PDF, the Rust version is not faster than the C version and not necessarily safer either, since there is plenty of "unsafe" Rust code involved. While Rust is nice in some areas, I'm not convinced
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8y ago
Use the proprietary nvidia driver and X for gaming or 3D-related work, use Nouveau, Wayland and Sway on your other computers.
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Memoizing the fibonacci function.
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You can still write that message to strout, there just isn't a brief "print" function.
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8y ago
Tools following the UNIX philosophy pride themselves on only bothering the user with output messages when something goes wrong.
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xyproto
8y ago
If you have a command line application, you probably either want to use a library that provides colors and more features, or output to file (where writing to stdout is more appropriate than "print"). When developing, "print&q
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