Noughmad

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by Noughmad 10y ago
Not Leonardo di Caprio, he will stay behind even though there is enough room for two people on that return vehicle. Also, hopefully not Matt Damon.
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by Noughmad 10y ago
I get that you don't want things behind your back, but what's wrong with overhead lights? I mean every office/room/space has a light on the ceiling.
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by Noughmad 10y ago
The 80/20 rule also says that 20% of the top 20% has 80% of the 80% of the total wealth. If you apply it three times, you get (0.2)^3 = 0.8% of the population has (0.8)^3 = 0.51% of the wealth. Which is even worse than what you see in
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by Noughmad 10y ago
Considering the Enterprise has just been decomissioned, I doubt that.
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by Noughmad 10y ago
No, it's not less noise, because with exceptions, you can put all you error handling in one place, or wherever is the most appropriate. With go, you are forced to handle it at literally every function call. If you want some data, &quot
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by Noughmad 10y ago
The actual distribution looks exactly like the 80/20 rule. So even though that may not be ideal, it is definitely not shocking or unexpected.
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by Noughmad 10y ago
No, you should almost never use std::move. Instead, the parameters should be "const std::string&". This way, you avoid all the unnecessary copies and moves.
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by Noughmad 10y ago
I wouldn't call this owning, a better description is that that foo is a sink for the value.
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by Noughmad 10y ago
In most languages, the top words are self/this and function/def. On the other hand, in Go, the most common word is "err", and "if err != nil" are three of the top four words. I really wonder how big part of the
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by Noughmad 10y ago
Yes. Except that we're probably not their chosen people, just one of the experiments.
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by Noughmad 10y ago
This is wrong, very wrong. There is a big fundamental difference between science and religion: Scientist can invent new theories and change their mind when new evidence is discovered. Religious people stick to their beliefs no matter what.
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by Noughmad 10y ago
Now, without some context, this is not a good proof because you don't say your assumptions/axioms up front. Did you already prove that sqrt(x 2+y 2)>=x? Did you already prove that this particual integral exists? That you are
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by Noughmad 10y ago
While HAL does stand for Hardware Abstraction Layer in general, the page you linked is for a specific piece of software that was used by previous versions of KDE and Gnome for this purpose.
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by Noughmad 10y ago
The Americans usually respond to this with "that doesn't work in the US, because it's too big, and you would need too many people to count the votes." Apparently it's not so obvious that in a bigger country you also
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by Noughmad 10y ago
My bank card in Slovenia is contactless. This has nothing to do with it being a credit card or not, although some bank only offer contactless credit cards.
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by Noughmad 10y ago
After years of trying, it still looks very bad on KDE, and even worse with a custom color scheme. Fix that, and I'll switch immediately.
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by Noughmad 10y ago
No wireless. Less space than a Google Glass. Lame.
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by Noughmad 10y ago
We in Slovenia also vote on Sundays. It's nice because everybody can go, but we also have very low voter turnout because most people don't care. This is a problem because religious people vote more than non-religious, simply becau
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by Noughmad 10y ago
They already did, except that other project managers are supported as well (in kdev4, these are CMake, custom makefile, and generic). Apparently they are adding qmake. The KDevelop "project" file (something.kdev4) only has two lin
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by Noughmad 10y ago
This is really great news, congratulations! I've been a regular user of KDevelop for quite a while now. It's simply the best tool for reading existing code, with the variable coloring and powerful code navigation. It doesn't
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by Noughmad 10y ago
Once you get through the horrible way of presenting information that goes far beyond of https://xkcd.com/1273/ , there isn't much to the message. Yes, in a country whose citizens distrust the government and firmly
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by Noughmad 10y ago
You can buy a box of muesli with fruit and/or nuts, and it's still better than the "cereals" that are mostly sugar. It takes the same amount of effort. When I have time, I even buy the ingredients separately and mix them
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by Noughmad 10y ago
From my brief experience in America, they manage to put sugar into this as well.
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by Noughmad 10y ago
Wow, I did some work on this many years ago. It was adding some visualizations using QGraphicsView, and sponsored by Google Summer of Code. It was my first "real" programming project. Unfortunately I never had a use for Orange. Ev
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by Noughmad 11y ago
While still on the topic of girls at Olympiads, I was recently appalled that a European Girls’ Mathematical Olympiad ( https://www.egmo.org/ ) exists. There were usually plenty of girls at IMO, so I really don't see the
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by Noughmad 11y ago
It goes nicely with the "supercomputing to the masses" mission. Especially when the alternative is buying lots of machines and installing all the required software manually.
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Combine Multiple AWS Instances into a 16-GPU Monster Machine(bitfusion.io)
140 points by Noughmad 11y ago|45 comments
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by Noughmad 11y ago
Because not many people own homes in the US. So if local prices go up, renters have to move elsewhere. If you own a house, chances are you still have to move because other services become too expensive for you, but at least you made a nice
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by Noughmad 11y ago
They switched to Metallica soon after. http://logos.wikia.com/wiki/Microsoft
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by Noughmad 11y ago
I just hope O'Neill will be spelled with two L's.

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