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EatMeerkats
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Right click the Vcxsrv shortcut and set the scaling mode to "application" (at least, that's what it's called after the Creators Update). Looks great on my 4K screens, although you might have to up the font size after changing this.
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darthyoshiboy
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I have to say that I was a strictly "Windows is for Games, Linux is for Work" kind of guy, but WSL has made it possible for me to support the Linux backends for our Windows/OSX only software without any compromises. I can happily admin everything I need in a native terminal on the same OS that runs our App without hav...
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avarus
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I like the pricing :)! I'm thinking about to switch.
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pdp10
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> I remember the NT POSIX subsystem, which was a bit of a joke. It was badly limited and just seemed to be a box ticking exercise to get past some government requirements (disclaimer: I don't actually know if that's true). It literally was. The Department of Defense at the time had a POSIX requirement so that any ...
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pipocaQuemada
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> Generally, abstraction is difficult not because the language doesn't provide the right paradigm but because we lack the proper insight to do it right. If you compare Haskell with Java, it seems that sometimes abstraction is difficult because your paradigm makes certain patterns of abstraction awkward or impossib...
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methodmissin
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Exactly as you say, destructuring imports or other objects where I am expecting something to exist, but it doesn't. import { Fullinput } from '../Common'; export const Form = ({member, onChange}) => <Fullinput name={member.name} onChange={onChange} /> Everywhere I have used destructuri...
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pdp10
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For some reason this suggests the opening to a film called *Death Race 2025* or *Terminator 6* or *Battle Royale Redmond*. > 2021 - DirectX13 runs on Linux. Gamers rejoice. DX13 is a funny name for "Vulkan".
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Gildeon
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This.. And also the lack of automated deployment and good quality testing made for the biggest micro-services oriented fuck-ups I've seen during the last year.
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Magnets
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A few minute test on a single instance shows nothing, you'd need to do this over multiple instances in different regions over a month to get an accurate picture.
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thatcrit
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I've heard about this like 5 times in the last month. I sooo hope it works out. Do you know more about the whole project? Do you think it's coming anytime soon and that it has any real potential of twisting a lot of stuff?
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Lanza21
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>system-wide Emacs bindings This is the #1 reason why I think I'll never go back to Windows.
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braveNewPedals
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I wouldn't even want that. The whole point of a playlist for me is that I haven't directly picked any of the songs in a while, if ever. Note: I buy albums, not singles.
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Nullberri
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> As a software engineer of 30 years' experience ... It wasn't taught when I got my degree in the late 1980s I am sorry to report that as recently as 2002-2006 they still do not teach secure coding practices, common vulnerabilities etc.
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rcardin
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Dependency Injection is a mechanism to resolve dependencies of a class. The formula I gave is intended to calculate a degree of dependency between two types. So, objectives are orthogonal. Using constructor or setter injection will not reduce the dependencies of a class. They two different ways to declare which depend...
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theywouldnotstand
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Smart playlists are the bomb for that. Clementine has a specific feature for smart playlists to play songs that have comparatively low play counts, or last play time was before a specified date. I wish Spotify implemented something similar for stuff saved in your library/playlist(s).
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MINIMAN10001
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Problem is that I work with defaults to make usability out of the box easier and now when I shift right click the windows default default is now power shell. So if I want to get a out of the box windows install right click open in folder I'll need to use powershell. So I just gotta get through the learning curve and fi...
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clockwork_coder
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I think the issue here is that your idea of "sound engineering" and "quality products" is different from someone who chooses a framework like Electron. It might require more system resources, but it gets the _entire_ web development community and its vast collection of libraries in return. That means you can reasonably...
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quicknir
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Yes, the absence of such a warning for failure to rvo caused a generation of programmers to rely heavily on out parameters, even in many situations where technically it probably wasn't necessary. Now you are guaranteed a move if rvo doesn't happen, and in most cases that is fine.
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slavik262
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Oof. How did things end up this way?
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Koutou
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Not that's its a solution, but you can always write cmd[enter] in the address bar.
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emilvikstrom
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Absolutely this! I don't even want those free tiers/30% off the first year because we quote clients once and it's impossible to justify a steep price increase. At Google Cloud I think we had to pick the "send this calculation to us by e-mail" just to get a correctly itemized quote including rebates. Never had these iss...
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LeCrushinator
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> if the IEnumerable is already a list I said "if the IEnumerable is already a list", it may be a list, it may be something else. List implements IEnumerable. ToList() could be overridden such that there's specialized ToList() for certain types, like a a List.ToList(), and there's a HashSet.ToList(), etc. MSDN Do...
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EntroperZero
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I highly agree that other things like non-nullable references should take priority. Also, in contrast with most other language updates, this feels like a fundamental change to the way the language operates. Even async/await is basically syntactic sugar over Tasks. My concern with shapes is that we now have this new ...
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pdp10
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It's a good example, but Allman-style braces are very often a sign of Windows coders, and Windows has a default stack size 1/8th that of Linux, so tread even more carefully...
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eighthCoffee
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Setting your own gitlab ci runner takes literally couple minutes. I don't understand why would anybody react to this in a negative way. What other CI service that gives you free cpu time do people use?
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IAMA_Cucumber_AMA
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unrelated to performance, but I do love DO's guides for various app deployments on Linux systems, super helpful!
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gauauu
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The tension is them competing with themselves. They purposely keep the issue tracker lousy to try to convince you to use JIRA. (the question is whether it instead convinces you to use github or gitlab)
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lanzaio
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Have they tried rewriting it in Rust?
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mujjingun
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It's the way it has always been in Korea. The Samsung family runs the entire nation, military dicatorship, corrupt government, poor working conditions, you know the rest.
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ImprovedPersonality
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Just check all your buffer length reads and writes (eg strncpy instead of strcpy) and use a well known encryption library for any sensitive data you send. Don't trust any user or protocol/api data.
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Wolfspaw
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Kotlin is like Java from the future, something like Java 20 =p
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indrora
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I'm surprised you have a Tizen phone. They're completely unheard of in the US, really. Tizen on TVs is more common
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grauenwolf
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On the other hand, there is a lot of things that we simply can't do with generics that this would make possible. They definitely need to be really careful about this one.
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andychase0009
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I have similar performance comparison done recently here: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1pUvdRFIY5TF_1sXisPqB0K3vdHwVgmtk5HmMS70_X5c/edit#slide=id.p It includes GCE and hyper.sh
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LongUsername
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There was an optional security class IIRC. But the biggest one I remember was in my OS class when we learned "fork" the teacher literally went to the board and said "Yes, you can create a fork bomb. Don't do it on our system though: We have stuff configured so it will only mess your own account up and you will get in ...
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EntroperZero
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Yeah, generics are pretty good in C#, but not perfect. I've run into roadblocks before, pretty recently actually, that the proposal would likely solve.
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habarnam
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> very likely in the same boat is bullshit until you can come up with the citations to back that up. Sailfish OS is built on top of Mer, which is more or less a regular linux distribution. It's app store is just a front for packagekit on top of rpm repository.
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indrora
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Am current student at a CS-focused uni. When I asked if they did any defensive programming in their OS design course they were like "What's that?" and had wide eyes when I explained stack canaries and such. The response was similar when I asked about if the intro classes used `snprintf` and friends yet. They were una...
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lugrugzo
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The first time I heard of 'Samsung Family'. This looks pretty bad.
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evaned
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*If* you have types that are movable; especially if you're working with a legacy code base, it's very easy to wind up with types that aren't.
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ggtsu_00
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Korean tech culture, and just their cultural values in general put very high value on the face value and the end result of things, and very little value on the means or methods used to get there. Plastic surgery being common and mandatory face portraits being required on job applications/resumes is one of the facets of...
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evaned
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> it is necessary in functional languages because you cannot write the iterative form of the algorithm In addition to what pfp-disciple says, the quoted statement is technically falso for many functional languages. (Unless you use a *very* strict definition.) For example, even Scheme has `(do ...)`, and that's may...
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indrora
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/r/programmingcirclejerk is → that way →
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chamora
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Hmm, I have to take these benchmarks with a grain of salt. They don't seem to have taken into account how Digital Ocean's occasional production database wipes affects performance.
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zoomT
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> F::Vector is really a 2-3 tree Actually it is a 23-**finger**-tree. Finger trees are a less-well-known data structure with some useful properties, such as O(1) concatenation of elements to the front and back (useful for O(1) `push_back`/`push_front`). Some more info: http://www.staff.city.ac.uk/~ross/papers/Fin...
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quicknir
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I was thinking about things like `std::vector`, but yes. I'm not sure about "very easy", it's usually pretty straightforward to add move operations. Certainly you should always check before returning something by value. And there's nothing you can do about large structs, typically with lots of domain specific informati...
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mrkite77
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I sometimes wonder how accurate the culture depicted in kdramas is. If it's at all accurate, it seems like hell. You can't leave work until after your boss leaves. Then after work there are mandatory binge drinking parties with your coworkers. It's like tailor made to expressly increase burnout to epic levels.
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weirdoaish
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There is a setting in Java Swing for native look and feel... so, no.
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pdp10
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For most purposes, UTF-8 is more compact.
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breakingbroken
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I was honestly wondering about this but I didn't want to be that guy complaining about shuffle...I figured it was truly random and I was just getting vary unlucky the majority of the time. This is honestly pretty god damn annoying, when I shuffle my workout playlist (close to 600 songs) I will often hear the same damn ...
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ferrx
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i literally just googled `aws vs digitalocean` yesterday. get out of my ram, reddit! my results were that aws has more services, while digitalocean has cheaper rates. and also that digitalocean has more of a do-it-yourself aspect, where you will have to bring your own load balancer, etc..
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> You are just a tool Anybody that thinks this is basically a jerk though... or has a lot of self esteem issues.
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OCELOT525
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Too late, just made a HtmlFactoryVisitorDecorator which is instantiated by Spring.JS.
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BezierPatch
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>should really be using the self hosted solution anyway Why? Rack space is really really expensive... I can get access to a datacenter but renting half or even a quarter is way more than $4/user/month
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Bloated_Butthole
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How do you paste a playlist in to a textbox?
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Sailfish OS is a closed source fork of Nemo Mobile, not subject to any external audit or review. Go to https://together.jolla.com and you will find many Jolla phone owners begging since 2013 for the most basic security. Even an encrypted home folder is unbearable for the Sailfish developers to implement.
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Why do I keep getting logged out and forced to re-auth every fucking morning? Since the update, I keep having to re-login (that's ok as Chrome saves it) and re-auth with Google authenticator. I choose "save this computer / login" and it keeps doing it every single morning and I simply don't get why. It is happening a...
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> Are you using reference counting? The current implementation is using the Boehm GC. In future I'd like to also support a reference counted version as an option. > I'm kind of surprised that someone into making C++ purely functional is using gotos so needlessly Some parts of the library (e.g. `fvector.cpp`, ...
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One can be sane and stupid.
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Can confirm. Source: I've worked on samsung projects before, and I'm a contract engineer in Los Angeles. However the pay was *much* better than what you described. The deadlines and spec situation however is on point.
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This actually doesn't surprise me at all. Underthought code is often on par with overthought code.
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Oh god, yes. One of the smartest guys I know makes the worst decisions when it comes to women and money.
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[`std::array`](http://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/header/array) is the new counterpart to plain C arrays. The storage is allocated on stack, so if you declare `std::array<int, 8> xs = ...` in a function, that will allocate 8 `int`s on stack, and release the memory automatically when the function returns. Note that ...
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Misery_Inc
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Safety != Security
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You can throttle your internet speed in chrome developers too (so in electron as well) F12 -> Network
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Small correction: Console == Terminal. Bash/PowerShell/Cmd are command-line shells. If your PowerShell feels slow, try opening a Cmd shell, and then running `powershell -noprofile` if it loads faster, then open PowerShell normally and type `notepad $proflle` and check that you don't have mountains of unexpected startu...
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Oh, so they should use Electron?
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so with this I can implement monad?
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I'm glad to see NetBeans and Kotlin adoption growing.
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I recommend GREAT caution with syncing ~/ and user home - you most likely don't want your Windows and Linux git, vim, etc. settings to collide ... which they are likely to if you sync your home folders
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Yes this is literally by design. Each time a song is played (including when it was one that shuffle picked) then a count will increment. Shuffle will only play songs with a much higher count (on the basis that "oh well the user picked this song so many times they obviously like it") and play songs with hardly any count...
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davorzdralo
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Coding has nothing to do with using technology. Those are completelly separate skills, and are taught in schools as separate skills.
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> If you hide the key for your encoding, yes, you have a secret code. How did I ignore anything when I explicitly addressed it?
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I remember back in 2012, Intel personnel at Hillsboro, Oregon were actively coding Tizen. It was Intel's successor to MeeGo which was an abysmal platform meant to compete with devices like kindle and ipad. If memory serves me right, Samsung was quite intolerant of the shitty code quality developed by the Intel enginee...
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> If you don't listen, not my problem. Its always your problem, unless you're about to leave the company, you'll usually be the one stuck supporting the wrong solution or going through several audits and getting chastised for letting the wrong solution be implemented.
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No, you're confusing language with encoding of that language. Latin alphabet, or cyrillic one, or kanji, whatever, those are not languages. Those are ways to encode a language in writing.
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Yes. I'm not sure why you'd want to, as it is always the wrong way to think about a given abstraction, but yes you could. EDIT: In fact you could probably create a Shape named Monad so that you are 100% sure you have a monad rather than something that is inherently useful. (Can you tell that I don't like monads as a ...
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> Catch an exception and call again if your logic depends on and expects serialization failures. Ah. I suspected this might be a "my first" kind of project, and it is.
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Fair enough. As I noted elsewhere, this is somewhat problematic as most people who can tolerate a GC simply aren't using C++ to begin with (though I'm sure there are exceptions). Though maybe Boehm gives you more manual control as to when things occur, not really sure. > but I don't mind other paradigms, or mixing...
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Their SSD speeds are also very good. /dev/sda: Timing cached reads: 16280 MB in 2.00 seconds = 8150.27 MB/sec Timing buffered disk reads: 3388 MB in 3.00 seconds = 1128.66 MB/sec
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Tick tock.
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Bandwidth isn't latency. I bet latency is the real problem.
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In my experience any significant load on those cheap EC2 instances and they basically throttle your system so it is unusable. So this is not a valid test. Do a high-load test using lots of CPU and network running for a few days running on 5 different instances each and then report the results. Otherwise its worse ...
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> List implements IEnumerable. It certainly does. Nonetheless as the implementation stands the copy does O(n) and the `yield`does O(k) snuffle operations, that is O(n+k)~O(n), vs the version from the python library which assumes a finished list and does O(n) shuffle operations. All the variations we've looked at ar...
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I tried Power Shell and had a feeling that using terminal is troublesome, because of all CamelCase words and long commands in general.
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> And yet I find myself browsing reddit and waiting until 5:30 so I can go home. Even if most of the others are already gone 5:56 pm and I'm going through the past week top of /r/programming for exactly this reason.
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sdrapkin
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Micro-ORMs are in a category of their own. They typically don't deal with relationships.
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IMightLiveInBritain
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Have you got any experience with this?
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skizmo
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go spam somewhere else
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> how little of the OS is actual open source [That's FUD, and you know it](http://web.archive.org/web/20140308075315/http://releases.merproject.org/~carsten/niceview.png).
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inmatarian
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So, Fold, Reduce, Sum, Enumerable.Aggregate, AddAll... What else can we do to complicate matters?
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sdrapkin
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This is no more of a "my first" kind of project than Dapper project is a "my first" project for StackOverflow team. I've done other projects, rest assured.
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