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dangerbird2
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> This phone has no power cable, just an ethernet jack. When I plug in the jack, the phone turns on. To me, this makes no sense, as I was under the impression that ethernet jacks couldn't provide power. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power_over_Ethernet
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mirhagk
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Wherever possible build each component of your system assuming everything else has huge security flaws and is being actively exploited.
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dgk4xsz
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Sojobo1
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'best' in what practical sense?
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1492780503
False
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dgk531d
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fragab
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Don't do version 3.0. This has two problems: 1. some ssh servers will close the connection after a number of failed authentications 2. you are leaking information by sending all your keys to ssh servers See here: https://blog.filippo.io/ssh-whoami-filippo-io/ PS: and please DO use a passphrase for your key.
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dgk55c2
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1492780705
False
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dgk581e
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coniurare
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They are different. [0] Like egnehots already mentioned it is more similar to 010 Editor, Hexinator etc. It's quite nice to use if you want to reverse engineer a proprietary binary file format etc. [0] http://doc.kaitai.io/faq.html#__google_protocol_buffers_asn_1_apache_thrift_apache_avro_bson_etc
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1492780709
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dgk584j
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MarshallBanana
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There are limitations, and there are limitations. Some are interesting, some are just boring. And WebGL unfortunately largely falls into the latter category.
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dgk5e5n
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nondescriptshadow
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Mongo is a nosql database bruh.
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1492780966
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dgk5ehi
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herir
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Completely unrelated, but it bugs me that the urls on his blog repeats alastairred.github.io twice ( https://alastairreid.github.io/alastairreid.github.io/ARM-v8a-xml-release/ )
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dgk5f2u
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devraj7
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This is the price you pay when you rely on a very large and sophisticated piece of software: you lose control. Sometimes, the control you lose doesn't have much impact on your app, and other times (as is the case here), it makes it very hard to optimize aspects of your app that are crucial to making it user friendly. ...
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dgk5f6v
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mirhagk
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> The point is, you don't have to spend the time to learn something that isn't going to be useful to you. Sometimes it's just not worth the effort This is what I find gets most otherwise very intelligent people trapped when they try to learn programming. At some point you absolutely have to give up trying to know h...
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False
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dgk5f8k
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devraj7
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vim is much more of a text editor than a code editor, and this weakness is increasingly apparent when you compare what it can do for code editing with real IDE's.
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1492781128
False
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dgk5imt
t3_66na95
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t5_2fwo
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heartcore4u
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You miss the /s
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1492781132
False
0
dgk5iqq
t3_66nhce
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1494257132
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devraj7
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Maybe one day when it has a decent Settings windows so I can actually configure it.
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1492781180
False
0
dgk5jzc
t3_66na95
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queueseven
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was this post generated with markov chains?
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1492781211
False
0
dgk5krb
t3_66nhce
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bheklilr
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Nah, I've been trying to get my code migrated slowly for years. I use Python 3 when I can, but there are some libraries that we use which are Python 2 only, and they're critical dependencies. And while I would love making the updates myself, we simply don't have the time to work on it. This isn't even counting the v...
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1492781257
False
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dgk5lxw
t3_66i327
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whisky_pete
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I wish IDEs would just outsource their text editing area to Vim. Vim-like plugins for IDEs are never good enough, and that's reinventing the wheel anyway. Vim plugins like [YouCompleteMe](https://valloric.github.io/YouCompleteMe/) show that you can have a language server that Vim talks to for autocomplete and intellige...
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1492781340
1492782722
0
dgk5o3w
t3_66na95
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1494257203
6
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devraj7
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I don't understand this obsession about start up times. I start my IDE maybe... a couple of times a week, when I install or update a plug-in? Most of the time, it just sits there in the background. It's always running. A start up time of one second or ten doesn't exactly impact my productivity.
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1492781342
False
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dgk5o5w
t3_66na95
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videomorphic
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I assume you didn't read my post if you say "it's impossible to look at a piece of code and tell what contextual variables it relies on", given a provided a mechanism to show exactly that, a purely syntactic one. I think it's really the same argument as the checked exceptions one: the argument for them was that it wa...
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1492781343
False
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dgk5o6n
t3_66ftqf
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passingtime23
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No wonder I can't even code quicksort for shit: my concentration is ruined by atom sloppy startup time. I'll hold you fucking responsible for all my failed interviews.
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False
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dgk5ysi
t3_66na95
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Bombasarkadian
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Article author here. I've initially included all technical details about Unicode in this post, but it seemed like too much information at once (over 30 min read, by Medium standards). Think of it as a brief non-technical introduction which will hopefully allow any Internet user to get a basic knowledge about *what* cha...
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1492781766
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dgk5yw9
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alt_workaccountDD214
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I can attest to this. My manager is indian and while he does a decent job and can speak the lingo (buzzwords), it's pretty obious he doesn't really understand the technology. Especially when he asks us to order cross over cables so he can transfer data from one laptop to another under the guise of "we may need the in t...
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1492781966
False
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dgk647l
t3_66kb3c
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Brjl
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JUST THROW HARDWARE AT IT TILL IT WORKS. K GUIS
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1492782011
False
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dgk65hu
t3_66na95
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jephthai
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That's not called startup time. It's boot time.
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1492782183
False
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dgk6a43
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1494257502
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Alan_Shutko
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Wow, they've rediscovered image dumping that's been used for TeX and Lisp for decades.
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1492782330
False
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dgk6dxq
t3_66na95
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jarxlots
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7/10 Could have used a Stallman threat or two.
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1492782371
False
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dgk6ez4
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stumpychubbins
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I actually wish there was more innovation in the area of text editing control. It's really just Vim that does anything meaningfully different, except for a few abandoned passion projects. Vim's editing controls are great, but they're not the be-all and end-all. We could have a "add method call" command in a C++/Java ed...
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1492782425
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dgk6gda
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BioTronic
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http://bash.org/?34053 <mchem> what does less do? <Rizen> it's like more <Rizen> but better <aegis> conversations about unix are funny
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1492782446
False
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dgk6gxn
t3_66ovil
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44
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speedisavirus
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That's not how any of this works. It's almost like money in different places has different buying power. The same reason I can buy a mountain top mansion in the Dominican republic for $200000 is the same reason $5 an hour can be enough there.
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1492782523
False
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dgk6iyj
t3_66kb3c
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1494257622
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bobthecimmerian
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I imagine creating useful heuristics to tune that kind of thing at the operating system level is a nightmare.
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1492782943
False
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dgk6u5f
t3_66ikky
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JTenerife
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You can activate docs or change the defaults in the config.
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1492782984
False
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dgk6van
t3_66muka
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1494257792
2
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lithium
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This attitude is why we're in the situation we are now with simple things taking unacceptably long on unfathomably powerful hardware. If you can make something twice as fast, fucking do it.
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1492783033
False
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dgk6wm0
t3_66na95
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1494257809
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illogical_commentary
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Immutability is a very small part of pure functionality.
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False
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dgk6xs2
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1494257825
-4
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BufferUnderpants
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Like I would program for _plebeians_ with less than 16 GB RAM. I specialize in only the most exclusive boutique To-Do List applications for the wealthiest of European nobility, Arab sheikhs and selected billionaires.
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1492783303
False
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dgk73u9
t3_66na95
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1494257907
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shizzy0
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I don't like to build other people's libraries. I like to build other people's libraries—in my source project! /s
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1492783407
False
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dgk76lb
t3_66ihh2
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derpoly
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Is having passphrases on SSH-keys actually such a rare thing? The author seems to imply this by marking it optional to put a passphrase on the key. At least that would explain the often missing or abysmal support for SSH-agent interaction in many graphical applications that use SSH (IDEs like Eclipse or PyCharm, Nomach...
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1492783519
False
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dgk79p5
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bpicolo
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A little toy project to scratch an itch and make my test-running life across multi-language microservices a bit easier. :)
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1492783539
False
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dgk7a9j
t3_66pduj
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1494257993
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commandlineluser
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https://crystal-lang.org/ https://getgood.at/crystal/in-a-day
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1492783562
False
0
dgk7avq
t3_66pdn9
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t3_66pdn9
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1494258001
14
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Enamex
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It surpasses humans?
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1492783567
False
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dgk7b0v
t3_66nhce
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t1_dgk5krb
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1494258003
2
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drysart
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And as everyone knows, your text editor needs to be blazingly fast and efficient; which is why I only use a text editor written in lovingly hand-crafted assembly because who has time these days in our increasingly fast-paced world to wait 500ms for their text editor to open? I've got better things to do than wait! Or...
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1492783601
False
0
dgk7bwt
t3_66na95
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t1_dgk0cvp
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1494258015
3
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Kendrian
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Just use ed.
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1492783628
False
0
dgk7cow
t3_66na95
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t1_dgjwnrx
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1494258026
2
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raaneholmg
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One of the authors here. On phones, the demo can sometimes crash for seemingly no reason because the resource consumption (I suspect mostly RAM) can occasionally get too high and things like phone specs and what background tasks are running might suddenly cause the phone to decide to take back some of the resources.
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1492783693
False
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dgk7eha
t3_66isie
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t1_dgjs0if
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1494258049
1
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lampyridae
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$ man better No manual entry for better :(
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1492783754
False
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dgk7g21
t3_66ovil
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1494258070
31
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1492951609
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dgk7jeu
t3_66na95
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t1_dgk44s4
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1494258115
3
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ElvishJerricco
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EVIL - Every - Villain - Is - LEMN
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1492783934
False
0
dgk7l5j
t3_66nhce
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1494258140
9
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FR_STARMER
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D sucks
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1492784057
False
0
dgk7onv
t3_66ovil
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1494258187
-46
t5_2fwo
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HSP95
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We have a "homegrown" but very simple (and easy to verify) solution with an almost-always offline master key, and then it is used to grant and remove access to each "server group" / specific servers, to individual users. Users only have access then they need it, and it's removed "by default" when re-authorizing new key...
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1492784062
False
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dgk7osv
t3_66ozd2
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1494258189
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Malamodon
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If you want to watch the BBC Micro Men docudrama used through out this you can watch it here on youtube, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hco_Av2DJ8o
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dgk7p9b
t3_66ip4t
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1494258195
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1492784097
False
0
dgk7ps8
t3_66pcvi
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1494258201
1
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darth-lahey
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> Your cat is named Pandora. I don't understand what that means, but if you were wondering: pandora's shibox is a reference to Jim Lahey's shitisms from The Trailer Park Boys.
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1492784130
False
0
dgk7qpr
t3_66na95
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t1_dgk2ukl
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1
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Theemuts
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No offense, but /dev/null as a service already exists.
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0
1492784210
False
0
dgk7t21
t3_66nhce
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t1_dgk4ljy
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1494258247
15
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_IPA_
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BBEdit on macOS still takes seconds to launch even after the app has been cached. That program is decades old and is native code. Pretty sad, otherwise it's a good editor.
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1492784247
False
0
dgk7u87
t3_66na95
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1494258262
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SingleLinkedList
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The community and the language seem to receive little support from industry is the thing that keeps confusing me. I wrote a little scraper in Python and then rewrote the same thing in D with 10x speed improvement and the language makes consistent improvements and releases. I am still curious over why the industry doesn...
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1492784386
False
0
dgk7yam
t3_66ovil
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t3_66ovil
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1494258317
121
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Eirenarch
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There are no strange things going on under the hood the code does the same as the java code without properties.
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1492784477
False
0
dgk8108
t3_66gn8p
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1494258352
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BigotedCaveman
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JASON, because it's web scale.
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1492784483
False
0
dgk8179
t3_66kyez
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t1_dgju7i0
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1494258355
7
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tambry
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You also do it like this in YAML: coord: {x: 1, y: 2, z: 3, type: "wall"} coords: - [x, y, z, type] - [1, 2, 3, "wall"] The first being a mapping of mappings (2.6) and the second being a sequence of sequences (2.5).
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1492784515
False
0
dgk826t
t3_66kyez
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t1_dgk468h
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1494258368
1
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istarian
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I think you have your nose stick up in the air. In any case asking a second or third person to look at your code probably works too.
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1492784545
False
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dgk832x
t3_66kb3c
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t1_dgjrtft
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1494258380
1
t5_2fwo
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Jigsus
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Gtfo with this imperialist logic. It works like anywhere. 5 per hour is very little for IT work anywhere. You're definitely getting outbid and crying that you're not getting bonuses on your services.
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1492784678
False
0
dgk86yv
t3_66kb3c
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t1_dgk6iyj
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1494258434
-1
t5_2fwo
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snake_case-kebab-cas
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It doesn't have a clear use/business case. It wants to be best at everything, but doesn't have the money/support to do so. This is confusing/disheartening for potential contributors and business backers. I might be wrong about this analysis, of course.
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1492784687
False
0
dgk879f
t3_66ovil
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null
t1_dgk7yam
null
1494258438
29
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agonnaz
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Incredibly different. Protobuf defines its own wire format. Kaitai struct is used to create parsers for arbitrary binary formats. I remember the last time it was posted here a few months ago, there was an example specification for parsing GIF files.
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1492784762
False
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dgk89hx
t3_66n94w
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1494258469
9
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So........... A shit version of TypeScript?
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Unfortunately every other stack is the epitome of 'you should, but it would take a really long time.'
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Belle implementation, je commence la piscine en juillet (y)
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>For all intents and purposes of a performance and resource consumption comparison, it does. There's a pretty significant and fundamental difference you neglected in that response: >The core of all our clients is C++, but that core has since Rasmus's post gotten condensed, with functionality split out into modu...
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Boy, we love to hate on Atom. For me, startup time is a non-issue. I use Atom when I'm going to be coding for a significant chunk of time. Once it's started, it's plenty snappy enough for me, and with the way I work I don't close the process for sometimes days at a time. It never crashes on me, has great features, look...
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Found that interesting too. Should be a win for things like Redux, React and Elm. Seems like a optimization that should have been done a while ago given TFA claims improvements in NodeJs 15-20% and 30% for React
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I think it's a great learning experience for the developer. Keep it up man. Don't let people discourage you. I wouldn't use this over TypeScript, but I definitely appreciate the intellectual merits .
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37W when idle? That's more than the charger (smaller one) is capable, and last less than 2 hours on full battery. I'm sure it's way less than that, as most surface I've seen last around 8 hour.
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The page says it comes with less investment cost than typescript. But if all you want is type constraints then the investment seems on par with TS to me. Maybe I'm missing something.
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If we consider C++ to be the incumbent language, then of course it'll show signs of wear.There's a larger target surface area from which to draw examples. Trying to get away from "it's all text" is a particularly pernicious problem - decades ago there was the "data fork" for all files in Apple O/S offerings, and it's...
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Does it have less undefined behavior so that something like this: https://github.com/sandstorm-io/capnproto/blob/master/security-advisories/2017-04-17-0-apple-clang-elides-bounds-check.md can't happen?
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Make sure you use canonical links when linking to a file/directory. On GitHub, you can press the "y" key to update the URL to a permalink to the exact version of the file/directory you see -- [source](https://help.github.com/articles/getting-permanent-links-to-files/). I've tried to fix your links: Relative | Canonic...
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Not everyone upgrades their pc, especially when it is supplied by the company.
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Oh I can't do word smithing arguments about what is and is not an IDE, especially in the context of VSCode or ATOM, where proponents of those programs will alternately say it IS a real IDE when compared to VIM or say it is only a code editor when compared to visual studio.
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Sick burn dude
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That is correct. VRP should have caught that. See: http://www.drdobbs.com/tools/value-range-propagation/229300211
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This. The start up time is not a problem for me. But, when I used vs code, I had to reload it several times due to some problem. Waiting for it to start up every time is infuriating.
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I'm having trouble understanding the article's rationale. If I use a single SSH private key for all of my servers, then if someone gains access to my SSH private key directory, then they have access to all my servers. That's bad. If I use separate SSH private keys for each of my servers, then if someone gains access ...
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and you suck D
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It is.
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BUSINESS CASE!
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Except that emacs can be a pretty good IDE if you want it to be. Especially if you use spacemacs.
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Genial! Bonne chance! Merci d'avoir jeté un coup d'œil.
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Oh, vim-surround-snippet is a neat idea, I should write that. Vim surround can surround with things like html tags already. Why not integrate [vim-snippets](https://github.com/honza/vim-snippets/blob/master/snippets/javascript/javascript.snippets)? Not sure how much that adds about the built in surround-with-snippet f...
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Make sure you use canonical links when linking to a file/directory. On GitHub, you can press the "y" key to update the URL to a permalink to the exact version of the file/directory you see -- [source](https://help.github.com/articles/getting-permanent-links-to-files/). I've tried to fix your links: Relative | Canonic...
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Has the author thought that compromising one private key is the same amount of effort and can be realized in the same conditions as compromising N private keys unless they all have different passphrases? Further, with your config file, you're now telling people which servers you have access too (though that can also be...
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> since a lot of things like tango/phobos split up etc. have been sorted out. As soon as you solve one split, a new one comes out. Now it's about no-gc vs gc.
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Well, you can learn about fast startup times if you dont understand them. And its not startup times only, its the whole shitty java feel that makes counterproductive.
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XML isn't even close to "serialization formats with externally defined, strict structure", largely by virtue of its "human readable" properties.
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Why do you list CMake as a requirement ? You only seem to be using Makefiles ...
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Literally everyone that I've talked to about Spotify hates the applications.
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Thrift, Avro, Protocol Buffers, Cap'n Proto, XDR... hell, even ASN.1.
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XML isn't a data format. XML Schema kind of proved this.
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> Electricity bill? Boiling a single kettle of water running a single washing drying cycle will consume more energy than the power draw difference between vim and vscode would in a year. Yeah, that's why we pay politicians to draft regulations that force the companies manufacturing induction cookers and washing mac...
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> XML is not bad, it's just usually badly used. Exactly. It's a great document format. Only, this is not a document. So... > This is a very good use for it. Really, really not. > Given the complexity and the structured nature of the data, it's only really well-suited to a database, and XML is the best wide...
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