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by seppo0010 11y ago
I made this Chrome extension to generate animated GIFs from frinkiac https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/frinkiac-gif/dlaba...
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by seppo0010 11y ago
Last time I check, multi-process byte-range file locking was a mess. I'm surprised by your statement about BerkeleyDB, because as far as I can tell it simply cannot be safely implemented. This blog post (2010) explains what the status
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by seppo0010 11y ago
If you want good examples of Rust code, you should probably look into other repositories. Today I was checking out how Rust's HashMap works and I found it quite readable: https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/blob
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by seppo0010 11y ago
Thanks for the clarification. I wanted to subscribe to rust's internals debates and proposals, but I was not sure how to find them. Should I be looking at https://github.com/rust-lang/rfcs or is there anywhere els
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by seppo0010 11y ago
That's a fair criticism, and well taken, but keep in mind I'm learning the language as I go, and most of the commits are just rewriting things because they were suboptimal, not idiomatic, or hard to read. At this stage, I would co
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by seppo0010 11y ago
I had no intention of making the end result useful, but I run into interesting problems. First, I wanted to make it as pure Rust as possible. I tried to avoid UNIX specific code, and since there is no library with Windows support for asynch
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by seppo0010 11y ago
He is at least curious. https://twitter.com/antirez/status/611189939519229952
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by seppo0010 11y ago
Also notice that the main developer only has two months of experience with Rust, so it is probably not as stable and well tested as Redis. As stated in the README, the main goal is to learn Rust.
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Show HN: Ohmoc – easy persistence and query objects for iOS and OS X(ohmoc.readme.io)
2 points by seppo0010 11y ago|0 comments
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by seppo0010 11y ago
This article feels like a follow up on "On Ruby"[1] and related to "It’s OK for your open source library to be a bit shitty"[2]. The common theme I find in all three is the quality and health of a dependency. I agree wit
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by seppo0010 12y ago
> Im proving that you never been into a slum. You proof is irrelevant, and incorrect. I lived the past two years in California. Were does stats also correct two years ago? Or your "never" actually means "recently"? &g
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by seppo0010 12y ago
> don't hide in Spanish. lol; yes, I'm hiding when I'm saying (a) you are using threading wrong (b) my personal experience is statically insignificant (c) I'm trying to have a debate while you have not presented a sin
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by seppo0010 12y ago
Te respondiste a vos solo, no a mí. Sí he estado, no desde que se popularizaron los smartphones, y mientras hablas de experiencias personales no deja de ser estadísticamente insignificante. Y no, me calenté con tu comentario, antes estaba a
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by seppo0010 12y ago
Rant? Do you really consider I was ranting at any point? I think I've exhibit thoughts, tried to look for mathematical proof, quoted people who are smarter than me, wonder about known problems when making decisions, and you consider th
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by seppo0010 12y ago
I tried to do the math myself about the correlation, but it seems like my statistics teachers would be disappointed[1]. What R^2 did you get compared to ARI and what with PRO? At first sight, it does not seem significant. My claim was about
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by seppo0010 12y ago
> It's not "direct democracy". It's just democracy. Uh? I think we are in a Representative Democracy[1] and what DemocracyOS proposes is a Direct Democracy[2]. It is not "just democracy" since both Represen
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by seppo0010 12y ago
The technical quality of the project has been so far debatable[1][2]. The Partido de la Red results seem to reveal a problem that is obvious at first sight: the underrepresentation of those who need representation the most[3]. I have doubts
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by seppo0010 12y ago
> The only people that believe that internet access is only for the rich, is rich people. > The Net Party ran for elections in 2013 and got 1.2% of the votes in Buenos Aires How do you justify that most of the votes came from wealthy
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by seppo0010 12y ago
Hello, author here. I see this mainly as a database that might work well in mobile, giving persistence for free with an API similar to the NS{Dictionary,Array,String,Data,Number} classes, and without using as much memory. Feedback is welcom
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Show HN: Rlite – A serverless Redis-compatible database(github.com)
27 points by seppo0010 12y ago|1 comments
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by seppo0010 12y ago
Read the other comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9081053
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by seppo0010 12y ago
I think the article is too verbose when knowing the context the bug is trivial: you intercepted meta+s and ctrl+s and in the way you broke alt+s. I find the save dialog useless for web browsers as well, but I think preventing its use is a b
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by seppo0010 12y ago
Surprising finding 99% invisible here, but more surprising is the chosen episode, considering its latest is completely computer related, even talks about Steve Jobs. It closes with a great quote that summarize the episode: "User friend
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by seppo0010 12y ago
In some countries the price per SMS is not null. Also you have received verification. And group messaging with some features that are not available in MMS. Also end to end encryption.
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by seppo0010 12y ago
And a keyboard https://xkcd.com/667/
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by seppo0010 12y ago
There's no scale on the vertical axis to compare different curves. You can only compare the productivity and the self-assessment within a language.
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by seppo0010 12y ago
The data is written twice when using WAL. From the same link you pasted: > The original content is preserved in the database file and the changes are appended into a separate WAL file. The difference is whether the journal keeps the new
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by seppo0010 12y ago
Nice. It looks like something I tried a while ago, but never got it stable enough for someone to actually use: https://github.com/seppo0010/gitfuse
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by seppo0010 12y ago
I had to go look up that quote. https://twitter.com/jmhodges/status/527189222546227201 He's saying he's quoted out of context now: https://twitter.com/jmhodges/status/5274808543
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by seppo0010 13y ago
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