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How is GNU's yes so fast? $ yes | pv > /dev/null ... [10.2GiB/s] ... Compared to other Unices, GNU is outrageously fast. NetBSD's is 139MiB/s, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, DragonFlyBSD have very similar code as NetBSD and are probably identical, illumos's is 141MiB/s without an argument, 100MiB/s with. OS X just uses an old NetBSD version similar to OpenBSD's, MINIX uses NetBSD's, BusyBox's is 107MiB/s, Ultr
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r/translator is *the* community for Reddit translation requests. Need something translated? Post here! We will help you translate any language, including Japanese, Chinese, German, Arabic, and many others. If you speak more than one language - especially rare ones - and want to put your multilingual skills to use, come join us!
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私家版、Common Lisp プログラマのレベル10ってないな、と思って10年遅れで作ってみました。 参照(改変元) Scheme:Schemeプログラマのレベル10 くれぐれも本気にしないように。 レベル0 Clojureが良さそうなので入門書を漁っていたところ、Common Lispの入門書に出会う。Lispなら同じだろう。 Emacs Lispもその親戚らしいけどコードを見ただけでくらくらする。 便利なマクロは自分の.emacsにコピペしているがなぜか動かない。 レベル1 Common Lispに関するwebサイトを見たり、ウェブ上の入門ページを眺めて、 factorialとかappendとかreverseとかを書いたり、 ネストした木構造のノードの数を数えたりできる。 でもそれが何の役に立つかわからない。Common LispとClojureは別物なのではないかと思い始める。 カ
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These are the most popular words on GitHub commits for each programming language. Inspired by a StackOverflow question, I went ahead to the GitHub Archive on BigQuery table to find out what a certain language developers say that other developers don't. Basically I take the most popular words from all GitHub commits, and then I remove those words from the most popular words list for a particular la
r/crypto - OpenSSL bug allows RSA 1024 key factorization in 20 minutes
Thankfully it's very easy to tell whether it's real. If anyone can publish the two, non-trivial factors of this number (where neither is 1!) then they'll have my attention: 0xe5c30e1286c41c7137dc06194199dde641120de591c1b7392de35ef6a961d6d29faa3bcdb7603d42768a90322197a7a46fa2cf23f6f10de5554db6e7322ba35e858f576f840347c795c8782c3f4ef9f530d2fd1f6b5c275ce49404958f0decddd0b53386d12c745891d5eeca1f265bdf8
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I am looking for a simple embeddable database for a Go project that I am working on. Something document based like Mongo would be great, but if I have to then a simpler key/value store would also work. Can anyone recommend something? It is key that I can embed the database (code) in my app. So I don't want to talk to something external that people also need to install.
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I have recently been using Python and the "click" framework to develop some simple command-line tools. Unfortunately I am struggling with some of the shortcomings of Python (poor performance, difficult to deploy) and feel that Go may be a better fit for my work. Are there any command line application frameworks for Go, similar to "click" for Python? For example, frameworks which provide support fo
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Ask questions and post articles about the Go programming language and related tools, events etc. I've been advocating Go to a friend who's in a position to make this choice. I googled for "Go vs Node.js" articles, but there's surprisingly little on the web comparing the two (and what's there is pretty bad and uses bubble sort as a basis for comparison). Basically, unless you're going to get a lot
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News about the programming language Python. If you have something to teach others post here. If you have questions or are a newbie use r/learnpython https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2023/06/reddits-new-api-pricing-will-kill-off-apollo-on-june-30/ https://www.theverge.com/2023/6/5/23749188/reddit-subreddit-private-protest-api-changes-apollo-charges
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I Am A, where the mundane becomes fascinating and the outrageous suddenly seems normal. After Dennis and Naveen started the company in 2009 I was their first hire. I started be re-writing the entire server as fast as I could. Over time I (with much help!) hired up a team that's now a bit over 30 engineers and operation people. I'm pretty much at the point where instead of writing code I help recru
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