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by xyproto 9y ago
I assume you are trolling, but I still want to say that: - Linux is built by developers, it is not built on top of personality traits. - Developers must have a minimum of ego to be able to believe in the possibility of creating working code
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by xyproto 9y ago
502 Bad Gateway openresty/1.11.2.5
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by xyproto 9y ago
The sun is in space, luckily. And there is quality sunlight in Norway too. But there is not much sunlight during winter. And winter is coming.
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by xyproto 9y ago
No script should parse ls output, though. There are always better ways than parsing ls output.
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by xyproto 9y ago
If only there was no connection to nuclear weapons, which are... unsafe.
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by xyproto 9y ago
Team friendlyness, simplicity, readability, tooling, native compilation, built in syntax for concurrency and really fast compilation times for large projects.
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by xyproto 9y ago
Go is a language with at least two compilers. One of them is gcc (yes, gcc, since version 4.6). I doubt Go code compiled with gcc is much slower than C, and can't think of a reason why Java would be faster. "faster than Go" c
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by xyproto 9y ago
Use it, then profile later?
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by xyproto 9y ago
I don't trust Ethereum. Who's behind it? Are there any backdoors? Why not Bitcoin?
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by xyproto 10y ago
CDs degrade over time, both flash and CDs are bad long-term choices.
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by xyproto 10y ago
Sounds great in theory, but the dropdown box on the front page is a list where only half the height of the letters are shown, instead of a proper dropdown box.
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by xyproto 10y ago
Yes, Battlestar, for fun and for the educational process. It's a different take on assembly, with the goal of creating tiny executables. I would have done it completely differently had I started again today, but it works, and "lif
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by xyproto 10y ago
I get TLS 1.2 for both Python2 and Python3. Latest Arch Linux.
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by xyproto 10y ago
Can't be hard to port to python 2x, though.
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by xyproto 10y ago
Can this be used together with Python for Go? (Grumpy: https://github.com/google/grumpy )
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by xyproto 10y ago
Gerrit has superior configuration in best programming language Prolog. Hail Prolog!
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by xyproto 10y ago
Go. Eight years old.
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by xyproto 10y ago
Never heard of /usr/etc and /usr/var ...
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by xyproto 10y ago
Copyrighted and patented magic.
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by xyproto 10y ago
It's easier to get the soundcard to work on my netbook with Linux + DosBox than using FreeDOS.
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by xyproto 10y ago
True ViM users have already mapped Esc to the Caps Lock key.
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by xyproto 10y ago
The generation right after the war was different. And there is no lack of cars in Oslo now. Many, many things have changed.
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by xyproto 10y ago
They still can't recognize æøå. Muhehehahaha!
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by xyproto 10y ago
Go (the language) have at least two implementations: the official Go implementation and GCC (yes, Go is included in GCC, along with Fortran and Ada). The latest Go implementation (Go 1.7) has made Go a lot faster. I would argue that it clos
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Easy way to use the PostgreSQL HSTORE feature from Go(github.com)
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by xyproto 10y ago
This is a problem specifically about commenting in and out code. The IDE should comment in and out imports accordingly.
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by xyproto 10y ago
Using that argument, having a keyboard is too advanced as well. A microphone and a pointing device should be enough. And it is, but we all know not having one kills productivity.
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by xyproto 10y ago
That sounds completely different from what I've learned about Quakers. Source?
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by xyproto 10y ago
Commenting out code correctly, in a way that avoids complaints about unused code, should be possible to do in a proper IDE.
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by xyproto 10y ago
The only way to win is not to play.

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