tbodt

Flags are roughly equivalent to downvotes.

I wrote an app to do this on Mac several years ago, then abandoned it for lack of users. Crossover from CodeWeavers is a great GUI wrapper, but it's not free.

> With such a limited [...], I am skeptical "user agent" will still be a proper category to classify Chromium.

epic burn

Website doesn't load, all I see is in the console:

> Unhandled Promise Rejection: FirebaseError: Quota exceeded.

And they are an attack vector: https://atcommands.org

You could already use Mono with Wine

I don't think that was a very deep look at the app, especially since you have to know how to use a Linux prompt to understand that this app is an emulator.

qemu relies on being able to JIT compile, which isn't allowed in the sandbox.

I wrote a Deoplete source for TabNine: https://github.com/tbodt/deoplete-tabnine

I wrote an alternative vim plugin as a deoplete source: https://github.com/tbodt/deoplete-tabnine

I've written a vim plugin for people who use deoplete and YCM would conflict: https://github.com/tbodt/deoplete-tabnine

It's the zlib license, which is used by GLFW, SDL, and SFML as well. Companies seem to have no problem using things like SDL, so I think this is fine.

Still, it would be nice is to state that is is the zlib license, and to include the license in the repository.

The message "35 records processed" isn't a warning, nor should it necessarily go to stderr.

The only part of the article I can pay attention to is the fact that it's encoded in cp1252, and I'm on a Mac, so all the apostrophes show up as �.

This isn't really intended to be used for any actual code, it's just a fun exercise.

Non-AMP version: http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2018/07/post-office-owes-...

Mods, please update the link.

You can do the same thing without blockchain.

The paper that this article is based off of was posted on HN a few days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17302924

Direct link to paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/1806.02404

You can do exactly the same thing without blockchain.

I believe the models listed includes every model with the new type of keyboard.

I thought it was the successor to ex.

Part of the reason GitHub search is so bad is to mitigate people uploading their AWS keys and passwords.

What's the advantage over using LLVM's built-in JIT, or PyPy's JIT, or generating machine code directly, or anything else that doesn't have the overhead of spawning processes for compiling and linking? One of the goals listed is minimizing the JIT compilation time.

Python has ast.literal_eval built into the standard library, which is a pure Python lexer/parser/evaluator for Python syntax. So you don't have to write your own lexer and parser and so on. It's somewhat slower though, being written in pure Python.

Does this actually take your money? I sure hope not.

I'd replace redacted fields with [redacted], or maybe U+2588

The "even higher scoring person" was definitely a moderator, only they have the power to delete comments and lock posts.

Yes, by operating on multiple bytes

I solve this problem by using vim, so my terminal is my editor.