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by aninteger 9y ago
Or how about Turbo C++? It seems there are still technical schools in India that are still teaching using very old (but not sophisticated) tools. It's frustrating too see modern C++ tutorials using 1980/1990s compilers.
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by aninteger 9y ago
Great work! I love this. Unfortunately, "Science projects" like this are the first thing you have give up when you're married with children.
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by aninteger 9y ago
If you ever get around to making a private OSCAR based server and publish the code somewhere please let us know.
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by aninteger 9y ago
Then their FAQ needs to be updated: To build H2O as a library you will need to install the following dependencies: libuv version 1.0 or above OpenSSL version 1.0.2 or above As I understand it, regular h2o doesn't require libuv but libh
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by aninteger 9y ago
h20 is nice, but I believe it requires libuv. libuv is a massive stack with LOTS of abstractions on top of abstractions that are sorta atypical of C libraries. If your code crashes because some assert in libuv fired, good luck navigating th
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by aninteger 9y ago
Did they do this on the weekend? I ride public transit every day of the work week. I see lots of the same people. I don't understand how the answer to the question of "Where are you going?" is not "work" more often.
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The Church of Agile(thechurchofagile.org)
22 points by aninteger 9y ago|36 comments
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by aninteger 9y ago
It's funny you mention that. I grew up with the Windows API first and then moved to Tcl/To, and then Swing. I remember wishing I could just manually position things instead of packing into horizontal and vertical boxes. Maybe it i
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by aninteger 9y ago
That's interesting, but do you connect those Librettos to the internet to use mIRC? Sounds a bit scary with Windows 98 in 2017. I wonder how a newer BSD or Linux would run on it with say BitchX or some similar older irc client.
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by aninteger 9y ago
You could say that as developers "age out" (by becoming managers, moving to other industries) of the development world that this cycle will repeat itself over and over.
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by aninteger 9y ago
Is there source code I can audit and compile instead of running some random exe file?
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by aninteger 10y ago
This is missing a lot of BSDs. Now granted some of them are dead, some inactive, some just missing. The ones I can think of off the top of my head: PC-BSD/TruOS, MirBSD/MirOS, Bitrig, HardenedBSD.
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by aninteger 10y ago
How much memory is it with mutt, or Alpine.. or let's be fair, Thunderbird?
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by aninteger 10y ago
It looks nice but... How do you call into existing C libraries? I didn't see an example of that.
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by aninteger 10y ago
It's mostly hardware support still. As an example, try using a Baytrail/CherryTrail laptop with Windows 10. Now try in Ubuntu. Oh you need Linux 4.11. Oh that's not out yet, so you need to run a bleeding edge kernel directly
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by aninteger 10y ago
I think you're being sarcastic, but I just can't tell. I'd guess 99% of people doing this have just as much fun without filming.
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by aninteger 10y ago
Maybe I am not seeing the same articles as you. - 5 best open source board games to play online. - 9 ASCII games you'll want to play again. - 3 open source python shells. So basically just a blog that creates lists. We see this a bit t
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by aninteger 10y ago
The OpenBSD team runs coverity on their LibreSSL fork and continues to improve the codebase constantly. More distributions are switching to LibreSSL too.
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by aninteger 10y ago
Does anywhere include countries that the USA has embargos (Cuba) with?
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by aninteger 10y ago
It sorta does. It's just we use the packaging tools of the operating system (like apt-get and equivalent tools on other systems). That and pkg-config solves 99% of the problem on Unix-based systems. Windows on the other hand... Good lu
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by aninteger 10y ago
This is just not true. If you've ever worked remote and need to work through a problem there is nothing faster then getting on the phone and doing a screen share just as if you were face to face.
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by aninteger 10y ago
There's really only one thing I dislike about pgsql. It seems overly difficult to return two disjointed result sets from a stored procedure/function. This is fairly common and easy in MSSQL. It also is easy in MySQL. Something lik
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by aninteger 10y ago
It's not necessarily hard but it is a ton of work and requires a lot of low level knowledge of the underlying window system. You need to have a very good understanding of the layer beneath you (xlib, Wayland, win32) and how fonts are r
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by aninteger 10y ago
Rust seems very complex and C is more about simplicity (in the sense that K&R is a short read). Other languages with the same spirit of simplicity would be Tcl and perhaps Go. I just wish Go had more supported machine architectures.
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by aninteger 10y ago
OpenBSD, FreeBSD, and NetBSD all have support for the older Apple G4 and G5 hardware. Obviously being older they are kind of slow (especially compared to amd64) but if you just use them as file servers they are fine. The biggest problem wit
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by aninteger 10y ago
Maybe not $15k but developers frequently have much more powerful (and thereby more expensive machines) than the users who use those apps. Many of the developer machines at work have 16 to 24 gb of ram, SSDs and very fast CPUs. Our customer
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C Server Tools(github.com)
3 points by aninteger 10y ago|0 comments
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by aninteger 10y ago
They do this by bundling A Tcl interpreter with the exception of PerlTk (not to be confused with Tcl::Tk extension)
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by aninteger 10y ago
Yes this is correct. I looked into doing this to see if it was possible to use Tk with the Jim interpreter. It's probably possible but would be a significant investment of time. Tk has some deep integration into Tcl internals.
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by aninteger 10y ago
This really depends on what your production environment requires. LibreSSL is mostly API compatible with OpenSSL but removes FIPS and support for esoteric platforms. If your production environment requires Windows 3.1 or big endian amd64 th

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