Morgawr

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by Morgawr 12y ago
You're correct, I brain farted.
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EBay asks users to change password after breach(apnews1.iwon.com)
1 points by Morgawr 12y ago|0 comments
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by Morgawr 12y ago
There are a lot of reasons to prefer RPN over infix syntax and why Lisp has chosen to adopt this notation. Although, I agree with the critiques of the article, it's not really saying much.
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by Morgawr 12y ago
Nice article, all of this was covered in my Concurrency and Multithreading course in university and we used this book: https://www.elsevier.com/books/the-art-of-multiprocessor-pro... It's a really great book, I su
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Pain we forgot(lighttable.com)
364 points by Morgawr 12y ago|153 comments
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by Morgawr 12y ago
I just typed "!kickstarter glowing plants" in my address bar which directs me to a duckduckgo search. It was the first result. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/antonyevans/glowing-pla... for referen
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by Morgawr 12y ago
I ran it for a couple of minutes piped to a log file to catch the errors, I had to kill it because the file was becoming too big. When I closed it, it was 4.9GB (and still growing). Amazing.
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by Morgawr 12y ago
Not sure how it works in the US, especially because every country has its own rules, but I don't think there will be any problem. There seems to be no mention of any pay so it can be treated as any other University project (I guess). I
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by Morgawr 12y ago
Were you stuck in a hospital bed all that time without any chance to go out, see your friends, breathe fresh air or even eat food properly? I managed to read around 10 books in the first week I was hospitalized, my parents didn't know
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by Morgawr 12y ago
I fear the day the FSF changes, be it because its leader(s) die (it's a fact of life, sadly) or the new world phases them out. That day is the day I will know freedom has lost. If Stallman came to me and said he's using a Windows
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by Morgawr 12y ago
>BIND is one of those programs that scares the living crap out of me, both from a security perspective and from a complexity perspective. (Gee, could those be related?) I couldn't agree more. I'm currently TAing a Bachelor Secu
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by Morgawr 12y ago
I personally use JabRef with bibtex files. It works pretty well for my needs.
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by Morgawr 12y ago
This game will always hold a special place in my heart. Back when I was 17 I got hospitalized (nothing serious or life-threatening) for a couple of months and back then I didn't have internet everywhere or a smartphone to keep me compa
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by Morgawr 12y ago
Can the theory of relativity be considered a technological feat?
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by Morgawr 12y ago
I think one important point to make is not only about the amount of knowledge absorbed from lectures, but also the discipline and rigor in education. A lot of comments seem to hail e-learning, remote videos, recorded lectures, etc etc as th
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Show HN: Self-destructible private file host written in an afternoon(github.com)
1 points by Morgawr 12y ago|0 comments
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by Morgawr 12y ago
I can play 3D videogames with lots of advanced shaders and even develop my own, perform very demanding computations on my 8-core machine and watch HD movies and stream from the web, yet I can't easily view a simple home page from the i
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by Morgawr 12y ago
If the website's performance is a promise of the performance of the application, I don't really feel tempted to try it. I'm using the latest Firefox Aurora release and I am getting very sluggish scrolling and slow loading on
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by Morgawr 12y ago
I'm not an expert in the field and I'm not going to say anything about end user experience^, however what I keep hearing from my professors and PhD friends doing research at my university on high-performance parallel applications
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by Morgawr 12y ago
>And documentation in clojure code in general is very poor. People think their code is self documenting. It is not. Clojure functions and macros have docstrings you can query with the "doc" function. Honestly I've started
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by Morgawr 12y ago
This reminds me of a (much much simpler) assignment for my Operating System class during my Bachelor. We had to develop our own microkernel with multitasking on a MIPS virtual machine. Setting up the scheduler was easy but handling interrup
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by Morgawr 12y ago
>In fact, many of the people arguing against multi-cursors have been convinced after trying them that they are better. Fact by who? >The basic problem with macros and global replace is that they don't happen immediately and don&#
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by Morgawr 12y ago
But vim already has multiple cursor support, and arguably even better tools that do the same job.
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by Morgawr 12y ago
There is Argos[0] which is a research project at my university, it's a qemu-based emulator that tracks tainted data coming from the network and other compromised sources and makes sure it doesn't tamper with memory or filesystem l
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by Morgawr 12y ago
There is a huge difference between a kid playing a prank to a few cars on the road and a malicious hacker willing to take control of a portion of the street indefinitely. Imagine for example some hacker programming all the cars in the proxi
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by Morgawr 13y ago
True, but still, moving the port away from the default is always a good and effortless thing to do. Or at least making people aware of it.
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by Morgawr 13y ago
I just learned about remote file editing with vim and scp thanks to this article, it's the only thing I didn't know about and... wow, it's amazing. This will make my life much easier every time I have to remotely edit some co
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by Morgawr 13y ago
I can't honestly see the point of this post. What is the purpose of just listing a huge amount of languages with code example into a "Reasonable languages" label? Why even classify all of these languages if all you're sh
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by Morgawr 13y ago
I've been living here since last August, so I'm probably not the best judge for the weather, especially since I'm Italian and I'm used to quite a different weather. This year, from what I've heard, has been warmer t
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by Morgawr 13y ago
I think a better choice for startups and tech-minded people would be Amsterdam. I'm currently living in Amsterdam on around 900~eur/month, a room can cost between 300 and 500 eur/month plus you need health insurance and food.

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