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by z92 10y ago
That's a good change from "social first" from a few years back. Google was never a social company to start with. Remember Orkut? AI is google's leverage. It should explore on that path.
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by z92 10y ago
Price control kills the market. As happened in Venezuela. Not draught or low oil price. But the article hasn't covered this point enough. At high inflation rate and frozen price of commodities and food, traders are forced to sell bello
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by z92 10y ago
We can't say if Rust is a suitable replacement unless a a team tries to write a kernel in Rust, and then comes up with a comparative result. Right now C is only the tried and true solution. The rest are possibilities only.
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by z92 10y ago
"more straightforward and more predictable relationship with assembly language than any other language in the world" is the right way to say it.
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by z92 11y ago
Comparing software engineer's salary with other graduate's salary would have been more meaningful. Instead of with general population.
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by z92 11y ago
Theres always will exist an option of having more security, than whatever is already providing by any system. That brings up the question: when, choosing to not include more security, isn't considered a bug?
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by z92 11y ago
This. When the alarm clock is removed, I jump out of the bed as soon as I am awake.
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by z92 11y ago
I ran my non-authoritative DNS server [bind] on a droplet for about a year. But the server crashed every few months. Why? Never figured out. A restart always fixed it. Later shifted to DO's DNS servers. Now that that one is down too, j
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by z92 11y ago
Nausea probably won't be a problem with the young generation, who will eventually grow up with VR, if it succeeds.
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by z92 11y ago
CO2 buildup will kill him far before all the O2 has been used up. Even supplying fresh O2 into the room from a cylinder won't save him, unless someone finds a way to remove CO2 from the room.
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by z92 11y ago
This is the first time I have heard "RAII requires exception". But then reading the comments section, I get that the author completely missed the point. The claimers, whoever they are, aren't claiming RAII needs exception for
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by z92 11y ago
Would like to add that these type of things happen in legal taxi services too. One can't prevent it. Therefore the question is: How easy is it to track the offender, in both the services?
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by z92 11y ago
The lookup thing only happens during compilation to byte code or intermediate code, I believe. Once in VM, there are no variable names. Only addresses.
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by z92 11y ago
The lookup thing only happens during compilation to byte code or intermediate code, I believe. Once in byte code, there are no variable names, only addresses.
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by z92 11y ago
The time investment is one time. Hosting cost is recurring. I might be able to invest two months in a developing a project. But if it's not making any profit, I might still be hosting it for 5 to 10 years. Then it's a difference o
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by z92 11y ago
Maybe that's because C++ was used mostly for system level calls, and low level jobs.
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by z92 11y ago
I am all for replacing Python with Julia.
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by z92 11y ago
If you look at the code, and can't identify it as language X, then it probably deserves a new name.
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by z92 11y ago
Looks like OVH starts at $34/month. While, at DO you can start at $5/month.
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by z92 11y ago
But gdb probably will point to C source line instead of nim's source. That might be a problem.
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by z92 11y ago
Read that discussion. Learned a lot of good things.
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by z92 11y ago
I would rather like my language natively supports binary string, rather than unicode string. One can always use library functions to process the binary string as unicode.
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by z92 11y ago
Dimensions in Physics are like indirections in C. One extra level of indirection fixes most problems in C. Same for Physics. The challenge is in explaining with less dimensions.
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by z92 11y ago
Growing up in the 80s, the Cray 2 was my poster computer. Until the day came when I realized it was only 800MHz and had 4GB RAM, and my phone was faster than that.
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by z92 11y ago
You don't need sockets. I used xinetd instead. Got the idea from someone else on the net. Not uncommon. And performance isn't bad either just 10% less than what it could have been, even if every request spawns a process. Unix proc
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by z92 11y ago
It's more about the trend and where things are going toward, rather than what's happening right now. Like stock market, the perceived future is what effects our emotion in the present.
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by z92 11y ago
Investment is considered as asset gain in some accounting systems, leading to taxes. I am not an accountant, though.
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by z92 11y ago
Plus global trade is down. I am afraid the future is looking a bit darker than usual.
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by z92 11y ago
> Java FOSS code is often faster, more secure But uses significantly more memory and requires a VM. The VM probably is written in C, too.
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by z92 11y ago
I prefer the initial communication to be coding test. That way I hold a good chance, as I am not that much confident in conversation.

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