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In the 90's MS employed shills to spread in-fighting within F/OSS communities. If Hillary Clinton can still do it today with COR, there are no laws against it, and there is financi…

They just take take take from open source and give the bare minimum back.

Why did you two have this same conversation 383 days ago? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9584269

I don't see where you take advantage of go routines and I don't see a real world use case unless it's operating on concurrent connections. https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comm…

So no one has replicated your findings and you're better than everyone else? K. edit: TBH it looks like you're making multiple accounts to comment on your own posts to make the com…

Works very well for me too. Don't know why you got downvoted. It's like it's 1994 in here...

Here's what I don't understand: If IOCP gives us such a great performance boost why don't I see people using it, even on Windows systems? The first thing that comes to mind is that…

http://pyparallel.org/wrk-rps-comparison2.svg According to your website pretty much every other technology runs better on Linux than it does on Windows, and of course pyparallel ru…

You should also mention that you're the author of Windows only software that directly exploits certain features specific to Windows. An implementation of python that according to h…

No it's not, it didn't get popular until it was redesigned. It's proof that sites can be too ugly, but that sites don't have to be particularly pretty.

>the NT kernel is much more sophisticated and powerful than Linux Source? It's not sophisticated enough or powerful enough to be the most used kernel on super computers (and in the…

Well I've personally seen Microsoft employees themselves complaining about the state of NT while saying it's "fallen behind Linux". An old HN commenter once wrote (mrb) > There is …

Can you show me the source so I can check?

I use to run Linux in a VM on windows and use Chocolatey for package management and cygwin and powershell etc, then I realized I was just trying to make Windows into Linux. Seems t…

I wonder how a "perfect" society would devise a system to keep search engines and other service providers from creating monopolies? I imagine they would force people to use differe…

Any Linux using GNOME 3 has had this for a few years.

First thing on duckduckgo when you search for how to write a server in erlang: http://20bits.com/article/erlang-a-generic-server-tutorial That's just ridiculous. Erlang looks like …

I also like that I can use tmux to create different workspaces for projects or use one workspace for the server side and one workspace for the clientside, etc. Does VSCode have a w…

I will disagree on font rendering. Windows does not have good font rendering on most hardware. I've only ever seen the fonts look good on MS hardware like the surface. >Microsoft h…

Microsoft is a branch of the NSA and makes an OS that comes with spyware (telemetry) and adware (candycrush). No, I don't like Microsoft very much. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ha…

Why do you use vi and not vim?

I just opened a project in VSCode, closed the VSCode, deleted the project, and now when I try to open VScode the program won't load. Did I break it? Also, how do I autocomplete usi…

My work-flow involves containerized development environments that sit on a remote server. I spin up a new container for each project and login over SSH to work on the projects usin…

>Splitting UI from content means that when a web page is devouring your computer’s processor, your tabs and buttons and menus won’t lock up too. Finally. Every browser I use does t…

I imagine it will still be straight forward on Linux/Unix.