DrJ

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by DrJ 15y ago
W3C is not the programming standard body (is there a such a thing?) But yes, Array in lower(?) level language is suppose to be defined as a contiguous block of memory (C). In more higher level languages what people think are arrays '[ ]' a
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by DrJ 15y ago
hilarious because reddit is down right now.
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by DrJ 15y ago
you make it sound like thousands in other people's money is trivial and doesn't deserve salting.
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by DrJ 15y ago
at least now I finally get to use that 10GB rainbow table I downloaded a while back.
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by DrJ 15y ago
sounds like a place to start a business!
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by DrJ 15y ago
OpenNI comes with skeleton tracking as well!
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by DrJ 15y ago
they are also called trolls, sometimes they have a lighter, sometimes they don't.
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by DrJ 15y ago
as far as I can recall NesC and TinyOS has been going hand in hand. I believe one of the issues in advancing NesC is finishing TEPs for TinyOS
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by DrJ 15y ago
or we can call ourselves the new-new-tea-party
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by DrJ 15y ago
the original programmer isn't the issue, it's the new developers making wrappers with loopholes around the original directive. I wait for one day where we all rise as one and reinstall from source.
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by DrJ 15y ago
charles schwab does this. \\ chase bank does this.\\ captial one does this.\\ god knows why I still use them...
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by DrJ 15y ago
blessing or not, this game is going to be a problem for my productivity.
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by DrJ 15y ago
Funny, I remember Prof. Hilfinger going off on about style during a lecture for a course using Java.
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by DrJ 15y ago
depends on how hard you press it,
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by DrJ 15y ago
I'm not sure if this is link bait, a repost, or just hilarious.
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by DrJ 15y ago
I enjoyed how the comments begins to degenerate as it goes further down the comment tree.
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by DrJ 15y ago
easier said then done!
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by DrJ 15y ago
would be interesting to know what features node hoster kept changing? Only thing I have so far is some cough node hosts don't send out enough invites for some of us to get
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by DrJ 15y ago
you mean http://www.fs-driver.org/ ? ext3,ext4 are backwards compatible to ext2 (you lose journaling and some other nice features as you roll back). When you revert to ext3/4 you usually end up having run a checkfs on boot though.
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by DrJ 15y ago
I'm just going to reverse this and make it highlight articles that are interesting rather than filtering out articles that aren't interesting.
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by DrJ 15y ago
what is the binary representation of 2?
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by DrJ 15y ago
"I understand how it works internally but I have trouble remembering the unnecesary complex command to do simple tasks" I would like to know more which commands these are. Is there something other than push, pull, commit, add, branch, ch
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by DrJ 15y ago
make 100 apps that rakes in 1000 per month and have it run for 10 months each. From the last $$$ post this seems to be the easiest method.
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by DrJ 15y ago
it's so simpo' why not everyone does it? and I mean it in the most sarcastic way.
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by DrJ 15y ago
It was much easier to teach "secure" password storage using hashed (because usually at this point you understood simple hashing but not enough about good cryptography). Also when much of this started we didn't have hardware that could brute
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by DrJ 15y ago
my heart stopped when I read the first 4 words, then the 5th word pulled me back to reality.
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by DrJ 15y ago
I am, mostly because this is a great dataset to play around with for free.
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by DrJ 15y ago
tl;dr is "free = more downloads => better sales" I wish they would talk more about the localization, and how their sales number improved.
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by DrJ 15y ago
Nothing ventured, nothing gained! (not that I follow that advice myself) I've actually received quiet a few interviews through cold calls to start ups, probably because there is someone on the other side listening.

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