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SandmanDP

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    Comment #46416694

    Had to look it up. Saw this right on the main page of nanomsg: > This project has largely been superceded by the nng project. Users are encouraged to use nng if they are able. The …

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    Comment #46415839

    > Currently, only Windows and Linux are supported by BBA-IPC, but if there is enough interest, cristian64 has already found another library that could let us support this in other …

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    Comment #45869770

    Can you clarify what you’re referring to?

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    Comment #45257923

    > This may not come as a surprise, but Linux (and with some tweaking even macOS) supports SLIP. Anyone have any experience with SLIP for macOS? Curious if the author was actually a…

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    Comment #45142796

    Does that mean there’s no culling for overlapping elements? Sorry, just trying to understand your response.

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    Comment #45140931

    Are there any culling optimizations for unseen elements when layering SVG images? Looks like this isn’t an optimization that comes out-of-the-box with OpenVG and all the major web …

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    Comment #44579372

    > Makes you dream there could be an equivalent for our own universe? I’ve always considered that to be what’s achieved by the LHC: smashing the fundamental building blocks of our u…

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    Comment #44129124

    I’ve been curious, what are the motivations for most projects to use Lua for enabling scripting in C over this? Is the concern around including an entire Python interpreter in a pr…

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    Comment #42873734

    > apparently it's code named "red knot" (or "red_knot") Missed opportunity to call it typy in my opinion

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    Comment #40557323

    Previously discussed in 2017: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15647452

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    Comment #40228710

    Just listened to a segment about him on NPR, apparently his writing themes were greatly influenced by an experience he had as a child where he was standing next to someone who was …

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    Comment #40141242

    > fixed-cost universal construction (it only takes fifteen gliders to build anything buildable) Here’s the Hacker News discussion from when this was discovered: https://news.ycombi…

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    Comment #39212864

    Darn. Thanks for checking though, I appreciate the effort

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    Comment #39209797

    Is this the Jolly Roger restored build or a build of X-treme I haven’t heard of yet?

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    Comment #38482269

    A similar website, but using genre clustering instead of artists: https://everynoise.com/

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    Comment #38401893

    Demo of it in action, crazy stuff: https://youtu.be/F8jlJapQbFY

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    Comment #33779654

    If you can find the source for that I’d love to read about it

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    Comment #32337141

    You might notice that your project is already included in the Readme under credits.

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    Comment #24824554

    Because the rest of the commentors in this thread seem to not be reading the article, there's a performance issue in Firefox due to the following unresolved bug: https://bugzilla.m…

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    Comment #15648201

    Just briefly reading through the specs, I can't see any reason why someone would want to use this over FreeRTOS unless they have a Rust-based embedded system project. Is there some…