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by xyproto 4y ago
Many clients may have visited only one time, but when you reach higher numbers they may be used together with other data to help identify users. Maybe only one user will have over 100 visits, and then you can uniquely identify them.
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by xyproto 4y ago
Thanks for making Ardour! When will it be upgraded from GTK2 (which reached its end of life two years ago) to GTK3 or GTK4, and are there any plans of supporting SDL2 instead, to ensure stability and portability over time?
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by xyproto 4y ago
Regarding 3), I believe that solving problems and creating systems will always be relevant.
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by xyproto 4y ago
On the upside, x isn't used that much.
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by xyproto 4y ago
Returning the wrong result without a complaint.
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by xyproto 4y ago
Aren't they using OCaml?
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by xyproto 4y ago
To me, it's because it doesn't feel reliable by default. For example: Python: >>> 2**2**2**2**2 Traceback (most recent call last): File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module> ValueError: Exceeds
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by xyproto 4y ago
Has the colors been chosen by a colorblind person?
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by xyproto 4y ago
By reading the article I see that it means that a company has been started.
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by xyproto 4y ago
So, 2 owners got extra range for a couple of years. This was to their benefit. It should be considered a gift from Tesla, since Tesla made the mistake. If Tesla withdraws the gift then they should also pay for the mistake, somehow.
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by xyproto 4y ago
Cuckoo filter "A space-efficient probabilistic data structure that is used to test whether an element is a member of a set, like a Bloom filter does. False positive matches are possible, but false negatives are not – in other words, a
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by xyproto 4y ago
Gambas and Lazarus covers a lot of ground, but I also miss a system where you can easily go from an UI designer directly to a small self-contained executable, and then start to add in code. Visual Go, Visual Rust, Visual Nim and Visual Crys
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by xyproto 4y ago
Hope you don't regret reading this comment.
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by xyproto 4y ago
I also find it hard to spot why OCaml is the natural "step up" for creating real world applications instead of Haskell, Rust, Clojure or even Kotlin, C++, Python and Go.
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by xyproto 4y ago
And the people that brings this wisdom also brings few or no metrics that are appreciated by management.
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by xyproto 4y ago
Krita is nice, but not as mature as GIMP, and it can be a bit crashy.
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by xyproto 4y ago
It's a bit different from the "Bloodstraw" idea, but still interesting!
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by xyproto 4y ago
"Bloodstraw" A first person mosquito simulator, where you fly around in teams, suck blood and also can upgrade your mosquito. Hiding in a sneaky sort of way together with sinister music should be a central part of the game. The an
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by xyproto 4y ago
Why are you so sure he'll have many millions more years?
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by xyproto 4y ago
It all depends on what you're trying to do. These cases work flawlessly in Go, in my experience: * Batch 10 tasks and run them concurrently (using WaitGroups). * Locking resources while reading and writing with a mutex like sync.RWMute
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by xyproto 4y ago
Judging by the examples, the Go code is easier to read, write and maintain.
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by xyproto 5y ago
Sure. But it's not mandatory. And if it's about optimization, pausing the GC for critical regions can be useful, or just pre-allocating memory.
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by xyproto 5y ago
Both. It can be paused or disabled at runtime.
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by xyproto 5y ago
The GC in Go is not mandatory.
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by xyproto 5y ago
What's true is that Sweden generally aims for the safe middle point, for something "lagom".
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by xyproto 5y ago
Sure, but that is not a worry I have when I launch Neovim.
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by xyproto 5y ago
This is one of the cases where not having null pointers in Rust really doesn't seem to help: % touch test % lapce test thread 'main' panicked at 'Error in Surface::configure: parent device is lost', &#x2F
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by xyproto 5y ago
If the conflict in Ukraine ends quickly, do you expect that to be the last invasion Putin will arrange? Power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely.
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by xyproto 5y ago
Yes, it is science fiction, but I think it drives home the dark forest idea.
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by xyproto 5y ago
No spoiler. The books are filled with events. They are well worth the read, IMO.

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