IsTom

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661.
by IsTom 13y ago
Erlang is a way more mature piece of software. It has been around for 27 years and most of the time it was used commercially.
662.
by IsTom 14y ago
Considering how difficult it is to get an optimizing C++ compiler right, I wouldn't place my bets on that deadline.
663.
by IsTom 14y ago
It rarely matters enough to justify amount of work needed.
664.
by IsTom 14y ago
Runtime system.
665.
by IsTom 14y ago
And you better know that. Once I had to do this and comment out a "winsocks workaround" in RTS because it would hang ruby process from time to time. 100% core use per process is bad for production systems.
666.
by IsTom 14y ago
Or just two integer variables, from which you can substract one, add one and compare to zero.
667.
by IsTom 14y ago
Actually this demo lacks any of big or mid-sized features (as in implementation) of Minecraft, such as infinite world, terrain generation, mobs, mechanisms (pistons/redstone).
668.
by IsTom 14y ago
Who would you DDOS if you wanted to see if your botnet works?
669.
by IsTom 14y ago
Perhaps it's standard, but implementations vary so wildly that I doubt this is of any importance. MySQL vs PostgreSQL vs Oracle, it's just madness.
670.
by IsTom 14y ago
But is it enforceable? I remember some internet drama about it a few months ago, but honestly don't know any place where you could resell license to download games and whatnot.
671.
by IsTom 14y ago
It's useful with Safe Haskell, which limits a few things so you can 'safely' run untrusted code. With this interface you could limit IO actions the user is allowed to run.
672.
by IsTom 14y ago
4 keyboards and 4 mice. Image projector not included.
673.
by IsTom 14y ago
How is not working long hours a bad thing?
674.
by IsTom 14y ago
> In this case, the defendant added the anti-piracy monitoring company as a friend, which allowed him to be “caught.”
675.
by IsTom 14y ago
This works for ASCII only, use unicode character classes instead.
676.
by IsTom 14y ago
And usually they just need to say that it's intractable, unless they're speaking about some kind of solver or approximation classes.
677.
by IsTom 14y ago
I haven't been tracking Mono-related news for a while, but didn't they abandon this project? Did it ever work well?
678.
by IsTom 14y ago
> What I don't enjoy in Haskell is writing small detailed algorithms in a functional style. You can hop around this easily using the ST monad. It's less elegant than usual Haskell and often less elegant than languages where mutation is
679.
by IsTom 14y ago
Isn't SSD disk going to cost more than this board?
680.
by IsTom 14y ago
The title should say "Visual Studio doesn't support C++11 almost at all, compared to g++ and Clang." Current one is at least misleading.
681.
by IsTom 14y ago
I don't know about generating code from unit tests, but there's Djinn for generating code from type signatures.
682.
by IsTom 14y ago
If you use relative paths 3 will include old file. I'm not sure if that's a problem in PHP, but everything I used handled that fine.
683.
by IsTom 14y ago
It will rise awareness among "typical bittorrent users" how to avoid being detected.
684.
by IsTom 14y ago
Every packet passing to Tor is passed through a few hosts, this effectiviely multiplies the traffic, so with your throughput you'll be hogging everyone out.
685.
by IsTom 14y ago
But wouldn't the ratio of these two matter? It could be that density of stars in space is very low and you'd get shade of almost-black?
686.
by IsTom 14y ago
> For reference, on my MacBook, the standard dictionary in /usr/share/dict/words is 2,486,813 bytes Polish dictionary is about 3,500,000 /words/, many more are generated by the affix file. From archeology I've done some time ago, about
687.
by IsTom 14y ago
As to parallel algorithms, there's probably not that many of them. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/P-complete#Motivation
688.
by IsTom 14y ago
I think the reason for this is Thue–Siegel–Roth theorem that says there are only finitely many "good" rational approximations of pi (or any other irrational number).
689.
by IsTom 14y ago
I think this is a bad idea for the user in the long run, perhaps not only for the user. Think about how long does it take you now to recoginze and (not) read noreply@ e-mails? How long will this take when they are actually directed to you?
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by IsTom 14y ago
I'm not sure if it's possible, the part that heats up the material can't be made from the material with the same temperature of melting as what it prints.

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