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by Decabytes 7y ago
Racket’s whole schtick is that it allows for language oriented programming. Sure it’s a scheme and it has parenthesis, but a lot of languages in it’s toolkit do not. Not only that when you design a new language the reader converts your new
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by Decabytes 7y ago
My guess would be leveraging all the libraries and packages in R, without having to rewrite them in D.
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Torvalds' Comments on Linux Scheduler Woes: “Pure Garbage”(phoronix.com)
34 points by Decabytes 7y ago|8 comments
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by Decabytes 7y ago
Thanks for the reply Terrance. But isn't it more expensive to run in more than one region?
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by Decabytes 7y ago
Is tail call elimination the same as tail call optimization? I know that schemes use this to keep the stack from blowing up during recursive function calls, and that currently the JVM, and by extension Clojure is not able to handle this. I
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by Decabytes 8y ago
I thought Okular was the default pdf viewer for Gnu/Linux systems with the K desktop environment?
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by Decabytes 9y ago
I love SQLite and am currently working on a project that makes extensive use of it. In the book "The Definitive Guide to SQLite" it says that SQLite can scale to 2TB of data Looking at the website it says An SQLite database
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by Decabytes 9y ago
Ipads where never meant to be computers. I mean just look at the new Ipad commerical with the little girl. This is made worse by the fact that it's completely locked down. You have no way to fiddle with it. If Ios was free software peo
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by Decabytes 9y ago
As long as laws and rules like this exists, they will get abused.
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by Decabytes 9y ago
We bring the money back, but systems need to be put in place to keep the money here.
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by Decabytes 9y ago
Or we could just get ME and PSP off of our chips like people have wanted for years. They have been major security and privacy risks ever since their inception.
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by Decabytes 9y ago
One day CEO's will be held accountable for their companies actions.
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by Decabytes 9y ago
>As always, AMD strongly encourages its customers to consistently undertake safe computing practices, examples of which include: not clicking on unrecognized hyperlinks, following strong password protocols, using secure networks, and acc
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by Decabytes 9y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't think super computers are updating there kernels at all.
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by Decabytes 9y ago
It's really sad that research institutions are leveraging international student's high tuition to increase their revenues.
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by Decabytes 9y ago
Is it just me or is this becoming a more popular Internet game format. The reason I ask is because Slither.io uses this same idea.
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by Decabytes 9y ago
The most interesting statistic here for me is the time spent processing SQL queries. It really only takes a few tens of ms in most cases to processes. But due to the sheer volume of requests over the course of a day,it ends up being days wo
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by Decabytes 9y ago
I write a custom editor in the language that I need to edit in. But seriously, Emacs. I never have to work in languages that don't already have the leg work done in creating linters, syntax highlighting etc.
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by Decabytes 9y ago
Is there a way to remove the auto-scanning and microphone listening features? I have an Iphone so I don't know. Every phone does this now I know. It just seems weird that it is brought up so non-chalantly in the article. Like I guess
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by Decabytes 9y ago
I've always loved minimalist websites and text. Typography was my favorite style in my graphic design classes. Like Pixel Art I feel like these things can be implemented very well but get a bad rap for being "retro" or "
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by Decabytes 9y ago
Why raise the character limit? If you are going to do that then what purpose does the limit serve anymore?