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Asooka
8y ago
There's a fool born every minute, so I doubt such knowledge will become common organically. Better yet, have a class on basic tropes used to manipulate your decisions aimed at teens taught at some of the free online universities (e.g.
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8y ago
What made you decide that? I've personally also written them off after I bought a mobo from them with two non-functioning RAM slots a few years ago, but I'm curious what others have seen. So far the only ones I have not had prob
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8y ago
> To what degree What I would do is, first list the characteristics that must not be used to make arrest decisions. Then, train an AI to recognise those characteristics. Afterwards, when training the crime predictor AI or whatever, use t
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Asooka
8y ago
I don't like code that generates stuff at compile time precisely for this reason - I would much rather use some template language to pre-generate the source (I've even seen php used) and then compile it quickly. Of course that the
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Asooka
8y ago
Not exactly a fork, but Emacs is (famous/notorious) for saving its initial environment by basically coredumping and loading the coredump on startup if the startup files haven't changed: https://lwn.net/Articles
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8y ago
Or put it in an encrypted 7z archive. Or any number of workarounds where you're not sending image data so the filter can't detect you.
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8y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but doesn't this suffer from a race condition? What if a process requests an awake, but then gets preempted before doing the blocking system call, and then gets awakened in response to its awake request (r
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8y ago
> cuts [...] to stop the bleeding The way the two metaphors combine into an oxymoron gave me a smile. Are free snacks a usual perk in USA companies? Where I'm at I've never seen a company offer free snacks, it's always sna
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8y ago
I hear you, but I also don't want any palm oil in my food. What happened to just using butter, lard, sunflower and olive oil? Just don't eat too much of it and it's not a problem.
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8y ago
Offtopic, but it makes me really angry when I hear about people who are in constant pain, yet when they go to the doctor, they're told "you're perfectly healthy". No admission on the part of the physician that they'
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8y ago
From my perspective, living in one of those highly corrupt governments, it's better to be in the EU and subject to the occasional malicious application of an otherwise well-meant law, that does benefit actual legitimate governments, th
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Asooka
8y ago
No, in that case you would #include all your .c files in one .c file and compile that for release, but would otherwise work in the usual manner. CMake actually has builtin support for doing just that.
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8y ago
You can factor out whatever functionality of your system is that uses crypto in a separate process and then the crash is simply "my crypto process died", which you can handle and recover from. I think it's ok to force people
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8y ago
You can get the size of a malloc'd block with malloc_usable_size. Can't say if it's actually O(1) though.
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8y ago
I basically use Twitter for what I would use Facebook. I follow people I consider friends online and see their updates. I don't look at my timeline even, I just look at the stuff my friends post and share, the only time I see something
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8y ago
For a lot of those courses there's pretty much one way to solve the coursework, so all solutions are pretty similar. It's practically impossible to tell the difference between an original solution and a copied solution with the va
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8y ago
Permanent copyright might in the end be a good thing, because it's so completely unworkable in real life, that we'll be forced to put in place enough exceptions as to make copyright in its current form extinct.
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8y ago
Sounds like before you open an artist- (or hacker-) space, you should start a real estate business, preferably with other people who want to make small artist spaces.
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8y ago
The actions of those people are romanticised and from those actions is constructed a metaphorical figure that resembles, but does not equal the actual man. You need the man in order to have a story and you need the story in order to convey
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8y ago
Think of it as a modern version of Grimm's fairy tales.
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8y ago
Can you say if this technology will enable another ten or hundredfold increase in GHz and decrease in memory latency, giving us faster variants of our current technology, or if it will require an entirely new computing paradigm like with qu
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8y ago
> If you're just a generalist programmer in (e.g. C++/Java/Python), it will be difficult to sell that as "consulting" to companies Difficult, but not impossible. You can sell coding training, basically do targete
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8y ago
And the games without mod tools are easier to mod than ever because almost everyone is using either unity or unreal, and modding those engines is well understood.
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8y ago
There are a couple that use webrtc for p2p transfers. The one I know and use is https://www.sharedrop.io/ (needs javascript, obviously).
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8y ago
It can't grow indefinitely, because the reaction with the carbon consumes the reactant in the material itself. I suspect the surface coating is a bit like the layer of aluminium oxide that forms on the surface of aluminium in that it s
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8y ago
> visual studio Yeah, that's a big one. There is no other C/C++ IDE out there that can measure up to Visual Studio. Either you use vim or emacs with a hundred cobbled together plugins to sort-of approximate a productive develop
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8y ago
Definitely not, unless they do some amazing magic with restricting resource usage by people's avatars. I can literally put a raytracer inside a shader and upload it. There are worlds that drop down to 30fps on my overclocked water-cool
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8y ago
Developers support RTX via DirectX's DXR raytracing API. AMD can put whatever hardware they want on their cards to accelerate those calls and implement the appropriate drivers.
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8y ago
That calendar's weeks start on Sunday and I would rather have hours vary by length of daylight throughout the year than start weeks on bloody Sunday.
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8y ago
Well, this cheat is equivalent in operation to having a book with all the answers to the quiz and a good index. The two should be equivalently legal, and I strongly suspect someone has tried to sit at a quiz machine with a curated indexed e
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