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by dtwwtd 3y ago
I really enjoyed reading this post: I think it's valuable to share explorations that didn't pan out. Beyond that, as person not working in compilers, I thought that Nicholas did a great job of providing an overview of the problem
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by dtwwtd 3y ago
Ah sorry, looks like I got ahead of myself due to my feed reader picking up the post this morning!
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Codegen Units in the Rust Compiler(nnethercote.github.io)
36 points by dtwwtd 3y ago|3 comments
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by dtwwtd 7y ago
This is very likely because without the full path your shell is using the `time` builtin function of your shell as opposed to using the binary. The shell's builtin keyword for `time` is more limited in nature than the full `time` binar
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by dtwwtd 8y ago
> devs don't really know / care about running things in production I disagree with this entirely. Devs _you have workd with_ might not have cared but it doesn't make the statement universally true. As a counter argument, s
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Twoskip: crash safe key-value db file format(blog.fastmail.com)
3 points by dtwwtd 10y ago|0 comments
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by dtwwtd 11y ago
I do enjoy reading a physical book more than an ebook but only by a little. It's interesting to me that people here so far seem to prefer technical books to be ebooks due to their short useful shelf life. I've reached the opposite
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by dtwwtd 12y ago
There's also apparently terms in the Github ToS that allow viewing and forking of public projects regardless of license. What this means in a practical sense, I'm not sure. https://help.github.com/articles/ope
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by dtwwtd 12y ago
I think that a big part of algorithms knowledge is knowing what exists . So even a though typical curriculum forces the learning of each of these algorithms, I think the value is in knowing the trade offs between each in terms of complexit
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by dtwwtd 12y ago
You may be in luck: http://smallcultfollowing.com/babysteps/blog/2014/09/30/mult...
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by dtwwtd 12y ago
A couple years back there was a similar presentation at Defcon that used routers that exposed UPNP to the public internet. I've linked the talk below: http://defcon.org/html/links/dc-archives/dc-19-archiv
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by dtwwtd 12y ago
I enjoyed reading this. I can relate to the point about reading open issues of a project to know exactly what state the project is in and where it is going. While I don't actively participate in many open source projects, I have found
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by dtwwtd 13y ago
I read line 255 the same as chc: that the jQuery function fails in certain cases with IE8. It appears the corresponding bug (mentioned in the comment) supports this reading: http://bugs.jquery.com/ticket/2968
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by dtwwtd 13y ago
Are the servers you're building serving concurrent clients? An exception could take out multiple in-flight requests. (not against your idea, just curious how you handle it)
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by dtwwtd 13y ago
I agree here, I think Tornado is really quite readable. I was pleasantly surprised the first time that I looked at the source.
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by dtwwtd 13y ago
I've had a similar idea for a while but never executed it well. I wanted to have my personal website merge all of my various feeds from other services into posts on my site to be the "one feed" of things happening in my life. I suppose API
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by dtwwtd 13y ago
I don't care much about receipt notification but chat history sync was probably one of my biggest annoyances with GTalk. I'm glad to see it solved in some way although it is disappointing that Hangouts doesn't support XMPP anymore.
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by dtwwtd 13y ago
Hangouts also provides information about whether your messages were viewed and syncs chat history across devices whether they were online at the time the message was sent or not.
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by dtwwtd 13y ago
It makes sense to me that it can't possibly detect all race conditions but I had never really thought about the ability to detect any race conditions programmatically. Running the detector on just a few nodes sounds like a great way to of
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by dtwwtd 13y ago
The race detector sounds interesting: http://tip.golang.org/doc/go1.1#race
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by dtwwtd 13y ago
This is awesome, congrats on the release. I'm very excited with the Python integration. I'm going to try doing some web development with Light Table now. One thing that would be very handy would be support for virtualenvs or requirements fi
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by dtwwtd 13y ago
Chat Heads is actually a separate feature although I haven't seen many people online note this. I cannot yet install Facebook Home on my device but when I last updated the Facebook Messenger app on my phone, I got Chat Heads.
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by dtwwtd 13y ago
I've really been wanting to do these for a few months now. I've just got to get through finals this week before I can start!
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by dtwwtd 13y ago
Yeah it would be great to be able to make API requests using the helper methods from outside of a request handler. As it is, it isn't that difficult to do it otherwise but it's just more code duplication.
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by dtwwtd 13y ago
It's really easy to use too. I recently extended the base implementation for a service that it didn't support and it took me very little time.
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by dtwwtd 14y ago
I would say this is not all that accurate of a list - it seems more a list of what some of the biggest tech companies pay their interns.
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by dtwwtd 14y ago
This is pretty cool. It seems like 10 seconds is still a pretty long time to wait for a response when connections over the max limit are being dropped. Is there a reason for this or some way to tune it?
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by dtwwtd 14y ago
In our program at Michigan, concurrency isn't really discussed until your 3rd or 4th year when/if you take the operating systems course.
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by dtwwtd 14y ago
Tornado has supported Python 3 since mid-2011. http://www.tornadoweb.org/documentation/releases/v2.0.0.html
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by dtwwtd 14y ago
A friend and I have joked about doing this with bread. http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3719213

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