leo_santagada | 6 years ago | on: Ripgrep 11 Released
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leo_santagada | 7 years ago | on: Introducing Android 9 Pie
How would that be better? If there is any code that they don't want to see, they would just not show you.
Android and ios are both completely opaque operating systems... stop pretending they are not.
leo_santagada | 8 years ago | on: Windows for Linux Nerds
and that is because the whole pseudo terminal system was always there not encumbered by cmd wonkiness. That plus filesystem semantics alone make a unix like system miles ahead of microsoft.
leo_santagada | 9 years ago | on: Qt binding for Go with support for all major operating systems
I think you answered your own question, if it is statically linked to qt then it is statically linked to all/most of it no? I don't think qt or any gui library is divided in many small pieces like javascript libs.
leo_santagada | 9 years ago | on: We’re pretty happy with SQLite and not urgently interested in a fancier DBMS
Were you using wal mode with sqlite? It helps a lot with locking.
leo_santagada | 10 years ago | on: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (December 2015)
not working for me, and it is trying to load http resources
leo_santagada | 11 years ago | on: SSLMate – Buy SSL certs from the command line
I see what you did there :)
leo_santagada | 11 years ago | on: YouTube now defaults to HTML5 video
I think you were doing something wrong, it is supposed to take less than a minute.
leo_santagada | 11 years ago | on: Show HN: Windwalker – A Modern PHP Framework
a typo: "cost long time"
also I think "Inspired From" feels wrong, but I'm not a native speaker so I'm not sure.
leo_santagada | 11 years ago | on: Etherpad 1.5 Released – Features full pad export, import
and now the blog is down too...
leo_santagada | 11 years ago | on: Google Glass Is Dead; Long Live Smart Glasses
did google made any of the nexus devices? They are a special model of mobile companies like LG and Samsung... so I don't think it counts.
leo_santagada | 11 years ago | on: Yahoo Mail moving to React
benchmarksgame is not a serious comparison site, it's in the name.
The comparisons they do is not of idiomatic code... for example in python they do a lot of array programming and don't use numpy (http://www.numpy.org/). So for most languages the results in there are completely meaningless.
leo_santagada | 11 years ago | on: The Rust community's crate host
you can also read the bash script before running it... and it is infinitely more secure than just trusting a hash as your friend and the mirrors can be compromised without you being able to notice (and it has happen before).
leo_santagada | 11 years ago | on: The Rust community's crate host
it is a https url, the same you use to move funds in your bank... If they provided a rpm/deb package it either would not be signed or you would have to download the public key and the package over https.
In the end is the same level of security, this one at least you can first download the script, read it and then pipe it to bash much more easily than a rpm/deb.
leo_santagada | 11 years ago | on: Gnome developer creates new animated image format
mpeg4 as used by twitter, imgur giphy and many others are using is way better... I really don't see the point besides being a cool hack.
leo_santagada | 11 years ago | on: Postgres full text search is good enough
leo_santagada | 11 years ago | on: University of Tokyo Biped Robot Can Hit Speeds of 2.6 Mph
4.2 km/h to whom feel confused by imperial units.
leo_santagada | 11 years ago | on: Ask HN: Current best practice for drag-and-drop?
There are libs on github just about html5 DnD... When I have the time I will test them to remove jquery-ui from my projects.
leo_santagada | 11 years ago | on: Show HN: WordPass – password generator giving over 90 bits of entropy
python and ruby use a mersene twister prng: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mersenne_twister
it is a good prng... but it is not crypto secure.
as an easy patch just use urandom: http://cryptography.readthedocs.org/en/latest/random-numbers...
leo_santagada | 12 years ago | on: The 64-core Parallella is alive
^- that. Simple and let users have a choice
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In my usecase ripgrep is killer, I use it both to search through something around 10GB of a monorepo, and to search through 400GB of textfiles (custom format, similar to json) every day and not having rg performance would make my life considerably worse.
When you have very large sets of data to search through the difference from rp to other solutions is like night and day.