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by simfoo 13y ago
That is the most cleanly written state machine I've ever seen in C. Beautiful code indeed!
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by simfoo 13y ago
> JavaScript is the fastest interpreted language and plans are out to make it even speedier. Citation needed
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by simfoo 13y ago
I will take a look and see if I can compile it
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by simfoo 13y ago
Not a single word about Windows support on the website. Since its only requirement is Qt > 4.8 it shouldn't be a problem though.
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by simfoo 13y ago
It doesn't take into account Steam sale prices. I did not pay $140 for my games, more like $30. That's a huge difference.
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by simfoo 14y ago
> Backward support pretty printed stack trace on GNU/Linux only, it will compile fine under other platforms but will not do anything. :(
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by simfoo 14y ago
Have been using it for the past 10 minutes. It's considerably slower than the stock browser in 2.3.7. Also, using 36MB is kind of unacceptable - I only have less than 100MB internal storage on my Galaxy Ace.
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by simfoo 14y ago
The author also runs a blog written in C (blog.fefe.de)
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by simfoo 14y ago
Or libuv: https://github.com/joyent/libuv
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by simfoo 14y ago
What the flying fuck do US companies have to say in a EU committee?
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by simfoo 14y ago
Not working on Chrome 25 either
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by simfoo 14y ago
> Most popular programming languages: jquery Yeah, that's what StackOverflow has become.
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by simfoo 14y ago
It would be a tremendous gain for the project if someone zipped up an all-in-one, ready to use package for Windows consisting of Clang and working standard libraries for C and C++. It doesnt (yet) need to be the new libc++ STL, a copy of th
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by simfoo 14y ago
50 km/s is a speed I think we could reach (by clever gravitational maneuvers for example). Even then the trip would take 72000 years. Better wait another few hundred years until we hopefully can launch a probe at a significant fraction of t
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by simfoo 14y ago
> Have there been any spacecraft besides Voyager even launched beyond the boundaries of our solar system? No. > So how long to get there with conventional technology? I don't have any precise numbers but I guess it would be in the n
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by simfoo 14y ago
Keep in mind though that your mainboad must support USB-HDD mode for that to work. Many mainboards don't though, for these you need to install a bootloader on the plug.
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by simfoo 14y ago
This. I am a young student from Germany and at least in my environment almost nobody owns a credit card. Why should we when you can pay everywhere with your debit card (without fees!). AWS, I'm looking at you :/
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by simfoo 14y ago
> With the following command we test google with 20 concurrent connections for 30 seconds Even though this is Google and they probably don't have a problem with this, I don't think you should benchmark servers that don't belong to you.
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by simfoo 14y ago
Mildly OT, but that script is a great example to show how beautiful python code can be - so clean! Link: https://github.com/CFSworks/nimue/blob/master/nimue.py
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by simfoo 14y ago
Nope, there is no charge, they just want to question him.
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by simfoo 14y ago
Try again and increase GOMAXPROC to 10-20. See for example here: https://groups.google.com/d/msg/golang-nuts/fjBft6qeMo0/kYSi...
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by simfoo 14y ago
Wow, lots of progress with C++11 support. http://gcc.gnu.org/gcc-4.7/changes.html
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by simfoo 14y ago
They mention p2p, so incoming connections are likely to be supported.
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by simfoo 14y ago
Maybe this question is stupid, but why do you consider NATs useful? I've always found them pretty obstructive (just look at Skype and other p2p software, they have to try and break through NATs or even use a proxy server). Or do you have ot
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by simfoo 15y ago
I wouldn't call her a leftist, she's just the last liberal who knows what liberalism means. And the move didn't come from her but the federal foreign office.
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by simfoo 15y ago
As a German, I consider this a desperate attempt to dilute the efforts of the opposition to organize nationwide rallies on saturday. The move just seems too perfectly timed... (Edit: the keyword here is 'for now')
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by simfoo 15y ago
Great to see libuv being used in the wild (outside of Node.js). It's a nice little library that does one thing and does it good.