CountHackulus

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by CountHackulus 12y ago
You already round to the nearest penny on your transactions, rounding to the nearest 5c isn't that much different. Especially when it only applies to cash transactions.
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by CountHackulus 12y ago
Really? I remember it topping out much higher than 50k. I remember maxing my download speed at 800k. Must've been a low slots/high queue server.
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by CountHackulus 12y ago
As someone who used to dabble in Hotline servers, you could make enough bank to pay for your internet with those "find this word" directions. Most people would do it if they really wanted the stuff on the server, or they could pay
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by CountHackulus 12y ago
D is excellent for metaprogramming and performance. D's static language is D.
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by CountHackulus 12y ago
Same question, but for Idris. I've found that Idris is quite easy to understand and looks similar to Agda.
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by CountHackulus 13y ago
Sounds nice, though I hope they keep support for more esoteric platforms. My only real choices on z/OS are vim, emacs, and the ISPF environment.
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by CountHackulus 13y ago
You don't have an explicit one, but they have an "excessive use of bandwidth" clause in the contract, which is similar to the early days of Rogers Cable.
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by CountHackulus 13y ago
Yes, every major ISP has bandwidth caps, some of which are prohibitively small (20GB). Even the smaller upstart ISPs, like TekSavvy are forced to have a cap (though at 300GB) due to wholesale laws. At least they offer unlimited for a reason
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by CountHackulus 13y ago
iWoz is also a decent recollection of those times. A very interesting read overall though focuses more on Woz than on Jobs.
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by CountHackulus 13y ago
This is very interesting and actually seemed like a fair comparison of the two languages. Say I wanted to write my own bittorrent client for fun and to learn a new language, is there a good guide on bittorrent I can read?
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by CountHackulus 13y ago
This is a decent guide for installing from source, which is itself, quite instructive. I just wish they included the make check lines as well, probably the best way to make sure things are going according to plan.
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by CountHackulus 13y ago
What if you just did var x = { ...}; var y = Object.create(x); Object.freeze(y); Object.preventExtension(y); Wouldn't that achieve the same effect?
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by CountHackulus 13y ago
Truly his legacy will provide inspiration for generations.
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by CountHackulus 13y ago
You're not alone, I feel the same. I'm becoming increasingly hesitant to go to the US for a vacation, despite there being some places I really want to visit. I've even turned down two very good job offers in the US. My other
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by CountHackulus 13y ago
The lack of generated assembly shown makes this explanation just as likely.
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by CountHackulus 13y ago
Netflix should be fine, they've already implemented Canada mode, where they stream super-low bandwidth versions. Because while 300GB may seem small for you, in Canada we have to deal with bullshit like 80GB caps on 35Mbps internet for
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by CountHackulus 13y ago
The killer app for me was the built-in FM transmitter. Yes that's right, transmitter. I could change the user agent, then listen to rdio in my old car with no tape deck. Plus the overclocking, the bash prompt, it goes on and on. It was
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by CountHackulus 13y ago
Just saying that JS has a good debugger (it isn't that good, really) isn't nearly enough to counteract the original points about terrible exception handling. Exception handling isn't just about fixing errors, it's about
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What is the Execution Context & Stack in JavaScript?(davidshariff.com)
1 points by CountHackulus 13y ago|0 comments
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by CountHackulus 13y ago
It's a bike that has more than just pedal power, so yes.
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by CountHackulus 13y ago
So it's stack ranking by a different name.
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by CountHackulus 13y ago
That's changing. The standard library is almost entire GC-free now.
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by CountHackulus 13y ago
End to end encryption, focus on security. Install is done by piping a script you wget to bash.
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Crowdfunding becomes crowd-developing with Big Viking Games’ Tiny Kingdoms(gamezebo.com)
1 points by CountHackulus 13y ago|0 comments
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Meet Titstare, The Low Point For This Year's TechCrunch Hackathon(readwrite.com)
2 points by CountHackulus 13y ago|0 comments
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by CountHackulus 13y ago
In iOS5, css transforms worked great, a bug was introduced in iOS6 crippling the performance, it still hasn't been fixed in iOS7. I'm not comparing to Android, I'm just saying that a huge mobile market is basically unavailabl
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by CountHackulus 13y ago
Seems ripe for geurilla advertisement.
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by CountHackulus 13y ago
Great, now all Apple has to do is fix their performance bug with CSS transforms on iOS and I can consider using these.
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by CountHackulus 13y ago
It's the only way I could explain #fuckthelaw being banned but #fuckthepolice not being on that list.
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by CountHackulus 13y ago
I wonder if the SIMD part of this could be integrated into D's compile time regex support. Would be neat to see.

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