stefanos82

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by stefanos82 7d ago
> Make it a compiled language with virtual machine similar to Java. The times of recursively creating PHP-files to serve PHP-files are dated (*cough Smarty). Compilation with checks and strict typing will increase the code quality fundam
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by stefanos82 15d ago
I'm curious to learn the reasoning behind this decision...yeah, I presume it's Rust's memory safety mechanism, but other than that, what other reasons are for switching from C++ to Rust?
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by stefanos82 20d ago
UPDATE: After I posted here, within a couple of hours they sent me an email that "we have verified your information and removed the restriction from your account". Coincidence? A very weird one! Clarification: The account was lock
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by stefanos82 20d ago
The whole situation is getting out of control; they have become completely useless using them nowadays. What's the point, really?
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by stefanos82 20d ago
Yeah, I feel so stupid for it...I wish they could erase those data of mine permanently from their system. I need to find a way to ask this.
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by stefanos82 20d ago
That's exactly what frustrated me the most!
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Ask HN: Dear LinkedIn, do you want to do business, yes or no?
9 points by stefanos82 20d ago|8 comments
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by stefanos82 20d ago
Just use your browser's devtools to edit the link by replacing `old` to `www` and it should now work.
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by stefanos82 1mo ago
There's also a hosting service for fossil repos which does a really good job for a number of years now https://chiselapp.com/repositories/
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by stefanos82 3mo ago
I have watched the creator explaining to us in great detail how he came up with so many tiny details that made it a perfect game for its time! Just watch it yourself, you will be in awe! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sw0Vf
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Ask HN: Is Facebook registration procedure broken?
3 points by stefanos82 3mo ago|0 comments
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by stefanos82 3mo ago
The repo is not in sync with their actual repo; see the updated version of it https://codeberg.org/ziglang/zig/src/branch/master/lib/std/m...
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by stefanos82 4mo ago
Perl developers that depend on XS [1] for extending their code's behavior will have a "lovely" time with this lol! Here's an example https://github.com/adriaandens/XSamples/blob/master&#x2F
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by stefanos82 6mo ago
They are illegally collecting a number of data from your computer with background processes and there was a data leak from them a few days ago where they demonstrate with their hack what LinkedIn actually collects from its users. Just watch
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by stefanos82 6mo ago
Before I deleted my account in November, I have reported to them a very severe form of memory leak that was caused by ad blocker(s). When you disabled your ad blocker, things became normal...but the background services they run via websocke
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by stefanos82 6mo ago
Serious question: let's say I host my code on this platform which is proprietary and is for my various clients. Who can guarantee me that AI won't replicate it to competitors who decide to create something similar to my product?
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by stefanos82 6mo ago
Professionally? I would avoid it. Personally? For hobby, 100% I would, but at my own pace.
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by stefanos82 7mo ago
Coincidentally, that time range you just shared, I've noticed more and more Twitch streamers that deal with fintech and cryptos started automating their crypto trading with bots written in Python and AI / ML models, which they sta
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by stefanos82 8mo ago
Why am I having a feeling that one of their reasons was so they can trademark "iQ", to match the iSomething "franchise", so to speak?
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by stefanos82 8mo ago
I hope they've got rewarded astro...nomically well lol! My apologies friends, I could not resist! Congrats Astro team!
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by stefanos82 10mo ago
Cosmopolitan C library would like to have a word with you then https://github.com/jart/cosmopolitan
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by stefanos82 10mo ago
The only logical explanation I can think of based on my personal experience is that shared hosting services offer Apache web server by default so they can host WordPress websites which by the way, based on w3techs.com, 43.1% of all websites
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by stefanos82 10mo ago
Does TypeScript emit machine code? OCaml gives you this option, if you need it.
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by stefanos82 11mo ago
If you go to the main page and scroll down a bit, you will see the big names having their logos hosted there...
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by stefanos82 11mo ago
I have tried to follow Hugo's development but lost track with its constant evolution and addition of features I do not need...therefore for now I follow a simpler path: I keep my data in markdown files and I plan to switch to asciidoct
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by stefanos82 11mo ago
There is an April Fools' joke [1] that demonstrate this and I cannot tell it's readable or not...I personally find it confusing in Python , but not in C's case which can make things clearer, if you use it wisely and in moder
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by stefanos82 11mo ago
When hctree [1] becomes stable in SQLite, it will be the only database I will be using lol! I presume the `hc` part in project's code name should be High Concurrency. [1] https://sqlite.org/hctree/doc/hctree&#
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by stefanos82 11mo ago
The first thing I thought when I read this weird article was "wait...do they use their database synchronously in an asynchronous environment or am I missing something here?". Most of us have been bitten by this naive mistake and I
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by stefanos82 11mo ago
Interesting project! The real question is, how fast does it compile, let's say 10K articles, assuming we have a large website?
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by stefanos82 11mo ago
As a GNU / Linux Debian user, I personally use many different PDF readers for eccentric reasons lol! My preference by far is qpdfview, but I also use Okular (KDE), Evince, its fork for MATE desktop environment, Atril, and of course xpd

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