RSeldon

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IPython in depth (video tutorial)(pyvideo.org)
2 points by RSeldon 14y ago|0 comments
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by RSeldon 14y ago
You can't analyze God rationally, you believe in God or not!
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by RSeldon 14y ago
I use all of them, I trust none of them.
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by RSeldon 14y ago
I know there is a big difference between modern C++11 and C. C11 has standard threads similarly with what you find in C++11, unfortunately you won't find this implemented by all vendors. I hope to see complete support for C11 threads in GCC
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No silver bullet(johndcook.com)
3 points by RSeldon 14y ago|0 comments
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by RSeldon 14y ago
Well, C++11 has native threads now and OpenMP looks like a good alternative to Cilk. Any performance reason for which one would prefer Cilk vs OpenMP ?
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by RSeldon 14y ago
Same website look at the right links, or go directly here: http://solarianprogrammer.com/2012/02/20/living-on-the-edge-...
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by RSeldon 14y ago
patched sources ... gentoo ... environment variables ... Please stop right there and think at the average Ubuntu user, or at a person that has used Windows as his primary OS and just recently has tried Linux hoping to learn/try/test some C+
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by RSeldon 14y ago
You can downvote only the comments, if you find a post particularly offending you can "flag" it once you have the proper karma. Fortunately this is not Reddit !
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by RSeldon 14y ago
If you have installed before gcc from sources on Ubuntu you will notice that this time you need to do some extra steps. A typical build should be as simple as: ./configure --prefix=where_you_want_this_installed make -j number_of_processors
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Building gcc-4.7 on Ubuntu 12.04(solarianprogrammer.com)
8 points by RSeldon 14y ago|11 comments