Illniyar

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by Illniyar 9y ago
I would definitely implement a bloom filter with an array of booleans, and will not use bit operations to modify the cells. Whether I use array access or a bitmask will mean nothing performance-wise, since the bloom filter itself is likely
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by Illniyar 9y ago
I'm definitely bias towards frontend/backend web development and apps (I.E. mobile/desktop apps). But that's not to say the premise is bad - I don't think it's wrong to assume the majority of work is in that ar
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by Illniyar 9y ago
Never needed to interpret a packet, I intercept communications at the 7th layer to troubleshoot things - namely http connections. I don't poke at memory, I use a profiler that tells me what every piece of code and variables I use take
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by Illniyar 9y ago
I don't know enough about Clojure, but I think you are saying that Clojure itself is using bit operations behind the hood - of course it's ok for a language implementation to use bit operations. But if any of your Java code for ap
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by Illniyar 9y ago
And did knowledge of bits help solve the memory issue?
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by Illniyar 9y ago
Why? I mean if you look at the majority of work that programmers do today - frontend/backend web development and apps, there is no need to have knowledge about bits. In fact, if I see someone using binary operators in languages such as
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by Illniyar 9y ago
It's right there in the title
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by Illniyar 9y ago
Keep in mind that this is an A record (and a TXT one) not an MX record, the only thing they can do with it is change the content of the site (which is what you want them to do). Tough I've known extremely incompetent IT support, I thin
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by Illniyar 9y ago
You mean like react-native?
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by Illniyar 9y ago
It seems to me the core of the disagreement revolves around whether you believe there is an implicit grant of patent or not. If you believe the BSD has an implicit grant, then the facebook license is a more limited license. If you don'
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by Illniyar 9y ago
Is that it? if so, what a terrible reporting work. Apart from a single mention of O.J. being frightened not to talk to him in prison there is no mention of what kind of retaliation he received. There is no attempt to get remarks or opinions
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by Illniyar 9y ago
Your phrasing is perceived as passive aggressive. If you wanted to be educated a better phrasing could be: "what makes this event important?", or "can anyone explain why is this on the front page?" The phrase "why s
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by Illniyar 9y ago
Do you care about everything on HN? Other people care.
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by Illniyar 9y ago
Font size is the least of the issues really. Layout and animation are the big issues.
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by Illniyar 9y ago
These kind of complexities is why, as much as I would love it to, the web as it is cannot compete with the performance of native apps. What is in native a simple number (maybe two) is dozens of pages of specifications - which result in insa
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by Illniyar 9y ago
Everything you suggested software engineers needs to know was covered in two courses in mt university- one called data structures, the other called algorithms. And those didn't really need any requirements apart from basic math. There
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by Illniyar 9y ago
Skimming the article for that study, I don't find anything wrong with it superficially, but while the effect might be statistically significant, they are tiny - I.E. from 4.2% of donors to 5.5% had K initial in Katrina, and 10% to 12%
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by Illniyar 9y ago
The study method seems to be "rate the letters by how much you like them". While it looks like the study has been repeated enough to not be total quackery, there is still the question of what's the point. Does your preference
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by Illniyar 9y ago
Is that relevant?
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by Illniyar 9y ago
This raises an interesting notions - can shorting be an effective option for funding legal/social action against a misbehaving company? So far there has only been two ways to fund social activism against companies - donations and feeds
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by Illniyar 9y ago
I thought the next version is going to be the last
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by Illniyar 9y ago
Has it actually been under active development previously? It looks and feels mostly the same as the win 3.1 one (except maybe putting the actions in a ribbon UI)
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by Illniyar 9y ago
Rescaling between two monitors that are extending each other, even with different scales works well, its when one get disconnected and the window is forced to move to another screen that causes issues. As to legacy software, most software w
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by Illniyar 9y ago
I've been using windows 10 with a QHD screen at 200% scaling, and it I can't complain. Aside from a few apps that fail to scale again when I disconnect a screen from a laptop, all the apps work as expected.
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by Illniyar 9y ago
Scheme syntax is so arcane that it appears divination by tarot cards is a viable option to understanding it. Like numerology and magic number'd Clang ;)
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by Illniyar 9y ago
Building a product from scratch is very different from maintaining a product. It stands to reason that those that make the product don't need to be the same guys who maintain and extend it. Do you really need a software architect after
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Red says its Hydrogen smartphone is 'world's first holographic media machine'(cnbc.com)
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by Illniyar 9y ago
didn't realize apache had a patent clause. That's awesome.
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by Illniyar 9y ago
You are right in theory, however it's very rare for abandoned or mishandled OSS projects to gain new life by forking. Most of the knowledge, expertise and incentives are tightly coupled with the original creators. Also, open source lic
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by Illniyar 9y ago
All the accounts seem to indicate the emperor's wife was involved or at least somewhat to blame. Wonder if this is the norm in kingly assassinations, a coincidence that they were chosen or a tendency of ancient schoolers to ascribe bad

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