crowhack

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by crowhack 4y ago
True, there are not many (or any) that will be as profitable but some still exist such as ergo, https://ergoplatform.org/en/get-erg/#Mining .
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by crowhack 6y ago
Cool trick, I did not know this, but it makes sense.
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by crowhack 6y ago
"I have to carefully make sure that each resource has been freed/closed (but not too soon!)" You can use defer keyword to free right after allocating and it won't be called until the function/program completes. You
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by crowhack 7y ago
Check out the Zig standard library and the tests for examples on doing some basic stuff with the language. Tests are generally at the end of files, you can search for "test". 0.5.0 Documentation https://ziglang.org&#x2
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Ask HN: Where to Find Computer Science Research Papers?
1 points by crowhack 7y ago|2 comments
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by crowhack 8y ago
Yeah that's true but I disagree it's a good idea. Most AAA shops still use non-GC languages because they need the full control/cannot waste ms on random GC pass.
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by crowhack 8y ago
Thanks for this link.
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by crowhack 8y ago
How low latency are we talkin? 1ms , 10ms ?
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by crowhack 8y ago
Rendering text at 60fps is a far cry from rendering a dynamic scene at 60fps. Any examples of this being used for something non-trivial? I'm generally curious because I figured Golang would be a no-go due to the GC...
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A Treasury System for Cryptocurrencies [pdf](lancaster.ac.uk)
2 points by crowhack 9y ago|0 comments
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by crowhack 10y ago
small world. im happy Clements is still teaching! his programming languages course with Racket was my one of my favorites.
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by crowhack 12y ago
What exactly is this? A chip you put in your wrist? A contact lens?
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by crowhack 12y ago
Yeah won't even open the tables for me, and wow 38.1kb.
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by crowhack 13y ago
I've been looking for an excuse for more C programming and less web dev. This seems like a great learning experience. Can't wait to start this!
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by crowhack 13y ago
Enjoyed this :)
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by crowhack 13y ago
Looks great. Probably too many features for my taste, as I deal with enough social networks in my life. For the past couple years I've been using http://www.backloggery.com/ to keep track of what I am playing.
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Ecuador breaks US trade pact to thwart 'blackmail' over Snowden asylum(guardian.co.uk)
8 points by crowhack 13y ago|2 comments
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White House-Led Effort to Create Online ID Standards Proceeding(aclu.org)
1 points by crowhack 14y ago|0 comments
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CISPA is back(cispaisback.com)
2 points by crowhack 14y ago|0 comments
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by crowhack 14y ago
ahahahahahAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA I can't fully understand why I find this so funny but I am just falling out of my seat laughing. While I find this extremely comical, I am excited to see the consequences of this for desktop linux. The way
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by crowhack 14y ago
they actually ported it to linux, let me find it for you. edit: here it is http://lifehacker.com/5963726/netflix-finally-comes-to-ubunt...
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by crowhack 14y ago
I had the same problem with my blu-ray player. I had to go online and add it to my instant queue. Then I was able to access it on blu-ray player through my queue. I don't know why it doesn't show up on other interfaces besides web. Anyone e
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by crowhack 14y ago
I really enjoyed the first 2 episodes. I wasn't sold after the first episode but after the 2nd I became a fan. The character development and pacing is great. It has this sense of foreboding and everything is always moving quickly. Since th
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by crowhack 14y ago
This looks awesome! Now to read about compilers....
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C Program that prints out its source code(gist.github.com)
3 points by crowhack 14y ago|1 comments
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by crowhack 14y ago
If the search results just went to the side I think I would have enjoyed it more. Still fun but with constant break in the action it becomes annoying :/ Cool idea though!
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China makes it mandatory for all Internet users to register real names(thenextweb.com)
2 points by crowhack 14y ago|0 comments
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by crowhack 14y ago
My 'irrational' fear exists because of facebook's constantly changing uses of our data. When they began and we all started liking things we didn't know these same likes would be used for marketing purposes. We didn't know they would be used
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by crowhack 14y ago
Yes I do but when I joined facebook I didn't realize they would create a super search engine to easily sort and categorize all of their users' data for more efficient targeted advertising. They sell likes, they have my friends sponsor ads t
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by crowhack 14y ago
Just did the same. I've had enough of being used.

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