JohnLeTigre

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by JohnLeTigre 10y ago
He should find an independent girl-friend that has her own side project. They could code side by side on their laptops in the park.
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by JohnLeTigre 10y ago
sending a drawing of a spider to pay your bill is what I would call art when it comes to trolling
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by JohnLeTigre 11y ago
There is no such thing as a perfect computer that runs eternally or that can simulate something with an infinite degree of precision. If we lived in a computer simulation, we would have noticed unusual meta-physical glitches as discrepancie
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by JohnLeTigre 11y ago
The bot worked We happen to have a society that enjoys trolling people that intend to "Disneyify" reality.
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by JohnLeTigre 11y ago
I am personally addicted to TodoList from abstractspoon. Too bad they don't have a linux version though.
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by JohnLeTigre 11y ago
wow, talk about a lack of morals, I wonder how many years he would get if he is caught for endangering so many lives.
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by JohnLeTigre 11y ago
These are not philosophies.
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by JohnLeTigre 11y ago
http://www.open-std.org/jtc1/sc22/wg21/docs/papers/2007/n227... search for "20 - Performance comparison"
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by JohnLeTigre 11y ago
Nothing that basic archiving can't fix. He should just maintain a script containing his ggthemes of predilection for reuse.
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by JohnLeTigre 11y ago
If I remember correctly, Real Programmers use FORTRAN and Quiche Eaters use PASCAL
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by JohnLeTigre 11y ago
Why the false dichotomy?
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by JohnLeTigre 11y ago
man, I miss BBS'ing
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by JohnLeTigre 11y ago
I'm pretty much for universal basic income, but in light of how our society functions it won't fix anything structurally. People will realize that the potential for demand is greater, they will rise their prices and then the cost
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by JohnLeTigre 11y ago
The gist of the original essay is that it is kind of stupid to treat a symptom as a cause. Instead, we should address the problems that promote inequalities. The reply doesn't counter-argue this statement.
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by JohnLeTigre 11y ago
Happy to see that he mentionned working on a memory pool in his todo list, malloc's mutex will really hinder the multi-threading performance here. I recommend he uses: "Scalable Lock-Free Dynamic Memory Allocation" by Maged M
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by JohnLeTigre 11y ago
lol, this existed since dos 3.2, back when windows 1.0 was a command-line executable really.
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by JohnLeTigre 11y ago
As a sole developper, I use TodoList from AbstractSpoon I am totally addicted to it. For a team, it's probably not what you need though.
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by JohnLeTigre 11y ago
hmmm.. Last time they claimed to modernize the BBC, they ended up more populist than ever, usually at the expense of quality information. I am dubious.
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by JohnLeTigre 11y ago
I'm not sure this is a paradox. There are 2 expected outcomes. All the added outcomes rely on the experimenter to disrespect the set rules. This is a conditional probability with a hard to predict condition (ie. human factor) portrayed