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Comment #18216646
http://flatkill.org/ claims that “The sandbox is a lie”: > Almost all popular applications on flathub come with filesystem=host, filesystem=home or device=all permissions, that is,…
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Comment #17464762
I strongly suggest to not use this. Instead, create URIs that contain arbitrary content with the data URI scheme: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Data_URI_scheme The data URI scheme …
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Comment #15632777
Basic web site functionality should work in any browser.
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Comment #15063926
I use strace(1) look for stat(2) syscalls that fail with ENOENT. An advantage of this approach is that I do not have to imitate the C preprocessor, so parser differentials can neve…
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Comment #15060258
Please elaborate: What do you find amazing about scons? Also, how does scons handle non-existence dependencies? What would be a scons dependency graph for this C code? #include mai…
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Comment #15060193
There exists DJB's redo approach [0], which i implemented [1], where dependencies and non-existence dependencies are only recorded after the build. A typical dofile is a shell scri…
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Comment #15060146
An issue I have with make is that it can not handle non-existence dependencies. DJB noted this in 2003 [1]. To quote myself on this [2]: > Especially when using C or C++, often tar…
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Comment #15058159
While you are right about POSIX problems (like using “local”) I actually targeted Dash and older versions of BusyBox – not Bash. I plan to work on POSIX compatibility for my redo i…
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Comment #15056458
Why do you think the problem can not be fixed? Also, have you looked at the redo tool redo-ifcreate? http://news.dieweltistgarnichtso.net/bin/redo-sh.html
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Comment #15050875
Almost all other systems have this flaw because they require dependencies before a build. If recording dependencies after the build, the entire problem becomes very simple. See her…
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Comment #15050860
The following sentence about my redo implementation is wrong: > In 2014, Nils Dagsson Moskopp re-implemented Pennarun redo, retargetting it at the Bourne Again shell and BusyBox. I…
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Comment #14804463
I have only tested with GNOME Files. James Lu tested other file managers, see here: https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=868705#msg... Quote: * Add Enhances: caja, tum…
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Comment #14778704
Yes, all of those are reasons. None of those reasons apply if users wwant something understandable, maintainable and secure. Separation of concerns is a thing that can help designe…
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Comment #14778672
Note that I made a different proposal above the quote. I think SPAs are either fundamentally dishonest engineering, in the same way that a microwave wrapped in artificial wood vene…
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Comment #14777463
Templates cause bugs. The solitary appropriate solution is an unparser – a component that walks an AST and serializes it. Making sure the result conforms to the grammar of the outp…
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Comment #14490808
> Ethereum contracts are unstoppable and uncensorable until a core developer loses money Source: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14162399
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Comment #14449675
No answer. I wrote to Hayan Zhang btw.
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Comment #14449619
What kind of version number scheme does Scala use where breakage is allowed in point releases?
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Comment #14389251
I wrote Hayan Zhang the following Email with the subject line “Source code & schematics for Parkinson's device?”: Hello Hayan Zhang, I have read several articles about the “Emma de…
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Comment #14388740
It was not my intention to complain, as I neither feel pain, dissatisfaction or resentment against those who downvote me. I wanted to point out that my comment asking if this is PR…
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Comment #14388586
In the article, Hayan Zhang is described as a researcher. She (claims to have) created a device that improves the quality of life of people who have Parkinson's. The device seems t…
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Comment #14388227
To save others a click: This article has been previously on HN with the headline “Acing the technical interview”. Previous HN thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13886626 …
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Comment #14388202
> As part of her work, Zhang researched the root cause of tremors. She spent six months, off and on, building prototypes. She sometimes worked in her London home, soldering wires t…
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Comment #14388178
So is this what a PR submarine [1] looks like? I remembered that I had read such a story before and found that Emma could also write again in March 2017 [2], December 2016 [3], Nov…