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ilurkedhere
8y ago
Which full stack?
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ilurkedhere
8y ago
I'm confused. Wouldn't "native" imply it uses platform widgets rather than HTML?
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ilurkedhere
8y ago
Thanks. Next time I write a Fibonacci function, this will surely be a great resource.
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ilurkedhere
8y ago
The example in the getting started section comparing Python Qt isn't very convincing.
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ilurkedhere
9y ago
That does seem a bit painful to me. Maybe it will get better with some Rust macro DSL though...
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ilurkedhere
9y ago
Very good
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ilurkedhere
9y ago
If your goal is environmental health, using less land, less water, then you're better off tackling the larger cause: animal production. It dwarfs crops by those metrics.
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ilurkedhere
9y ago
OK so it's a $4 ESP8266 and maybe something else that plugs into the OBDII port. Why do I need this?
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ilurkedhere
9y ago
Was thinking more about a maximum length for the decompression stage.
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ilurkedhere
9y ago
How does it compare with racer-mode? Does it have roughly the same functionality or is one a subset of the other?
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ilurkedhere
9y ago
Wouldn't all but the most naive scanners use time-out settings, maximum lengths on bytes read etc?
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ilurkedhere
9y ago
In typical usage, do you need the type hints much? I saw ":: Float" in there for the df example, for instance.
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ilurkedhere
10y ago
What makes Uber uniquely asshole-like?
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ilurkedhere
10y ago
How power efficient is this? Just curious because iOS was mentioned as a target.
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ilurkedhere
10y ago
How does this compare with the Qubes OS approach?
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ilurkedhere
10y ago
I use Common Lisp, and now sometimes Clojure. I don't get why folks call Clojure a modern-Lisp. I miss the cons cell abstraction, the multiple values support, condition system, the fast start-up times, the native compilation, and execu
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ilurkedhere
10y ago
Disk cache buffers. It's what's left after all your applications are resident, and often impacts IO performance.
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ilurkedhere
10y ago
Thorium based reactors, anyone?
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ilurkedhere
10y ago
What on Earth is "enterprise-level type checking"?
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ilurkedhere
10y ago
Finally! It's exactly what we need since there are currently no scripting languages available in Unix user-land for when you need to do something beyond /bin/bash
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ilurkedhere
10y ago
Very nice. It seems a lot less janky than Syncthing (web UI, constant process restarts)
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ilurkedhere
10y ago
Looks like https://www.getme.com/ is sticking around
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ilurkedhere
11y ago
Often I forget to disconnect from IVPN while playing low latency games like FPS. I mostly don't notice.
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ilurkedhere
11y ago
Pi user here. Anyone know what the point of Windows 10 IoT is?
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ilurkedhere
11y ago
2015 Macbook user here. Still possible to burn legs.
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ilurkedhere
11y ago
Lisp user here. This reminded me of https://github.com/kingcons/cl-6502 where the opcodes are defined using a defasm macro https://github.com/kingcons/cl-6502/blob/master/src/cp
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ilurkedhere
11y ago
Interesting... Did the British also leave with the knowledge of how to maintain it?
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ilurkedhere
11y ago
Aren't fighter pilots obsolete at this point? Much of the complexity in the craft is centered around keeping the poor bastard flying it, alive. Then there are pretty tight limits on how much acceleration the human body can receive. Pil
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ilurkedhere
11y ago
Dude, did you try rebooting your thermostat?
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ilurkedhere
11y ago
Does one need to pay to use this new codec?
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