1ris

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by 1ris 9y ago
the idea4good code was posted here some time ago. After reading the comments I think it's flawed and doesn't demonstrate anything.
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by 1ris 9y ago
I feel that immutable (almost) everything is good thing for multi-threaded programming and programming in general.
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by 1ris 9y ago
You want to insert a xxd -r -p in before your program in cat encode.go | openssl dgst -binary -sha1 | ecoji
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by 1ris 9y ago
How many years would a street dealer have gotten? 40 years?
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by 1ris 9y ago
I remember a linux distro that pushed a 2.3 (or 2.1?) kernel and some tools on to two 1.44 MB disks. In involved booting dos, creating a ram-disk, decompressing with them some slow and esoteric dos program and then boot into the initrd with
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by 1ris 9y ago
IKEA is a opaque web of companies and foundations that own each other. Mostly not german.
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by 1ris 9y ago
User want federation. See the adoption of email.
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by 1ris 9y ago
German news reports have a very different angle on this. German law forbidds a real-name policy, has to allow pseudonymous usage and advertise this fact as long as it's technically possible and feasible. German law is obvious, but not
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by 1ris 9y ago
How much faster/slower is it than aot code? I'm disapointed to see no benchmarks.
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by 1ris 9y ago
Result of the example Text from deepl.com: At home, they have everything in duplicate. There is her own car and his own car, her own towels and his own towels, her own library and his own library. It translates it a correctly f
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by 1ris 9y ago
Any thoughts on germanium (not GeSi, but Ge without or with little Si) or carbon based chips?
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by 1ris 9y ago
For me (FF 57.0.3) the MathML is shown as source and is not rendered.
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by 1ris 9y ago
I once got a angry email from my ISP that i have ports open i shouldn't have. If they would be used for DDoS amplification they'd cut my connection. And if I couldn't fix it or had no clue what any of these terms meant I shou
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by 1ris 9y ago
Just implemented a List in OOP, just to proof a (different) point. Everything is way more "disconnected" in OOP. For example I have to implement length in both the classes EmptyElement (0) and Element (1+next->length()). Both
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by 1ris 9y ago
As a physics student I always hated quantum optics. IMHO the by far least intuitive field in undergrad physics. I never got. Not even a bit. Circuits, Special relativity and quantum physics in the context of atoms was so much more approacha
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by 1ris 9y ago
I can take my maple leave or krugerrand and change that in any crash for gold/western union/money exchange shed for almost market rate in minutes. There are plenty of them. Even I take a cap that is its faster and cheaper than bit
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by 1ris 9y ago
Given that almost all sources that constitute verifiability will happily copy and paste anything that is in wikipedia, it is arbitrary what is verifiable. If is long enouh in there it will never get out. https://www.newyorker.com
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by 1ris 9y ago
"The unsuccessful self-treatment of a case of “writer's block”1" by Dennis Upper has a total of zero words. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1311997/
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by 1ris 9y ago
>The author is just trying to prove that C++ modules cannot be like Java or Python modules, which apparently some people don't get. I don't think he trys that and i don't think it's true. The committee doesn't wa
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by 1ris 9y ago
It's supposed to be political, that's the point. I like both the EU and Obama, but don't think they deserve them.
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by 1ris 9y ago
I'm not a active user and unfortunately don't care enough to go there, log in to check it. If feel like I tried to "get" twitter long before it was mainstream, that's all i wanted to say.
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by 1ris 9y ago
I agree that 140 characters is what makes twitter twitter. But then again I can't understand what 140 characters are usefull for. I have a twitter account since 2007 (or 2008, not sure). I didn't get it back then. I came back more
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by 1ris 9y ago
In case you are still reading: Mostly merging. If the file was edited offline at two points, merge these versions.
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by 1ris 9y ago
If that would support synchronsation, i'd look like the ulitmate personal wiki. Unfortunatly, syncronisation is hard.
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by 1ris 9y ago
I just wanted to point out that's is not a theoretical possibility, but actual ground breaking work did look sketchy as hell. The "The nice thing about math is that sooner or later the truth comes out" bothers me. The knowleg
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by 1ris 9y ago
Proof for the Gaussian correlation inequality was - Written in Word - Uses techniques just seem too wimpy for the problem at hand. - Was published in a predatory journal
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by 1ris 9y ago
I know next to nothing about iOS, so: Why can't the (usually public) jailbrake-exploit or another, similar potent (and probably quite expensive) be launched from inside the app? Sure, it has to be hidden to get into the store, but that
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by 1ris 9y ago
Send them a invoice of USD 5000, for the service you hoped to get, but didn't receive. Include a dead line. Send via registered mail. Probably nothing will happen. Go a small claims court and pay probably not more than USD 200. Most ot
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by 1ris 9y ago
I tried my noose tip and and tonge, neither worked (Huawei). Toes work (obviously). People reported that pet's pawns work.
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by 1ris 9y ago
This is not true for any non-trivial database. I had to learn this. Business logic still has to be understood, there is still lot's of domain knowlege how this is indented to be used and how not, and in my case there was still lot&#x27

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