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by drudru 2y ago
That was a 4.5 hour drive for Dr McIlroy... quite a hike, but worth it.
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by drudru 2y ago
Thank you Steve! Really enjoying this tutorial. No questions so far.
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by drudru 2y ago
Steve wrote this in a very approachable style. It is the first time I really understood what 'jj' is about. I'm actually kind of excited to start using this tool with my git repos.
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by drudru 2y ago
I noticed this a while back when I was trying to read cloudflare's own blog. Periodically they would block my newsreader. I ended up just dropping their feed. I am glad to see other people calling out the problem. Hopefully, a solution
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Controlling Link Opening in Emacs(n16f.net)
1 points by drudru 2y ago|0 comments
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Efficient Pagination Using SQL(n16f.net)
5 points by drudru 2y ago|0 comments
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Pagination for Database Objects(n16f.net)
4 points by drudru 2y ago|0 comments
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by drudru 2y ago
Thanks for making this happen. I gave up on trying to find this book years ago. It is so good to see this finally available.
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by drudru 3y ago
No mention of 37 signals? Maybe the aliens are trying to test our math skills?
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The lost language extensions of MetaWare's High C Compiler(cohost.org)
3 points by drudru 3y ago|0 comments
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Comfy – a new fun 2d game engine in Rust/wgpu(github.com)
3 points by drudru 3y ago|0 comments
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The US 2016 Election (2017)(airs.com)
2 points by drudru 3y ago|0 comments
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Fastest Branchless Binary Search(mhdm.dev)
1 points by drudru 3y ago|0 comments
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by drudru 3y ago
0xD5 was the old BCD instruction: AAD
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by drudru 3y ago
No mention of the Raspberry Pi use of the processor core is a bit strange given the comprehensive analysis.
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by drudru 4y ago
Agreed. I use this all the time.
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by drudru 4y ago
Funny - top stories right now are Sveltekit 1.0 and htmx. At their heart, each is fundamentally going in a different direction. I wonder how many people are upvoting both.
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by drudru 4y ago
Came here to say the same thing. When I first saw the protobuf zigzag encoding, I saw the same pattern. At first, I thought I must be wrong because they aren't describing it this way. Nope, it really is that simple. In earlier computer
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by drudru 4y ago
Also because it is not a nop on x86-64
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Diving into /proc/[pid]/mem (2020)(blog.cloudflare.com)
4 points by drudru 4y ago|0 comments
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by drudru 4y ago
Can you tell us more about this system? ECC on an 8086 was rare.
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How many man years are wasted with western naming convensions?(games.greggman.com)
14 points by drudru 4y ago|62 comments
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by drudru 4y ago
Hey Chuck - been trying to email you. You have a bad link to your VAX stuff on your main web site.
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by drudru 5y ago
Which chapter in Gems III has this? I couldn’t find it.
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by drudru 5y ago
Ah - forgot about this. Thx for posting this. These little languages really keep the system footprint tiny compared to OpenSSL.
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by drudru 7y ago
I think they are still alive, and I think the project is interesting. They never did ship their little turtle fpga board. Also, it seems like it just didn’t catch fire like the RISC-V project has.
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by drudru 9y ago
When EmberJS was young, one of the early contributors tried to make statecharts first class in the framework.
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Ask HN: Best tech for a web site 2018? (PHP, Rails, Django, Node, Go, etc.)?
109 points by drudru 9y ago|116 comments
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by drudru 10y ago
Chris is awesome. He created the Game Developers Conference and an early journal on game development. He encouraged collaboration and sharing in an industry that was very secretive.
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by drudru 19y ago
2 options 1. launch now 2. start a blog about the event nice-side-effect: get the rest of the world tuned into the idea and create a ton of competition in the space.

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