SFJulie

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by SFJulie 10y ago
Most images file format are insane. And people expect to convert insane document format to images, too. Well. What did you expected?
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by SFJulie 10y ago
I hate these stupid work hours anyway that create this stupid habit of burning energy when it is not "naturally available". Couldn't changing the business hour according to the sun and wind be the real cost killer? No technol
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So basically F35 is a plane embedded in a software. Why not have embedded computers in a decent plane? lol.
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no, he is ready to live like a hobbo and make a lot of sacrifices most people don't.
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by SFJulie 10y ago
Seeing a kindergarten friend of mine being among the top 10 in ecology and living like a hobbo like his friends and doing spectacular research and not giving up, I don't think it is money. I think it is the pressure of company fueled a
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by SFJulie 10y ago
So by organizing people by routine franchise open the door to a new type of crime. Imagine if an organized mob decided to mutualize the analysis and then stroke at the same time 100 shops? Imagine if banks do the same as mc do?
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by SFJulie 10y ago
wages, interview process, financial structure, link to SEC report or anything relevant according to national law, legal structure, owners, involvement in legal action either as a defender or as an offender ... It could be nice to have the i
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by SFJulie 10y ago
Well, I have people I knew in my family that used to have political responsibility for the social care in a small town. Be it this person related to me -that was well intentioned- or others on the opposite spectrum of political range that w
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by SFJulie 10y ago
Karl Marx analysis was that through education you can capture the praxis (savoir faire) and transform it into both stealing it from the craftsman and also making expert in doxein (savoir faire) that knows nothing (Donning Kruger effect). I
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by SFJulie 10y ago
easy. Be honest without bitterness. And I found asking questions a better way to make people aware. People will first deny we all have shit in the eyes. And say you are exaggerating. But, ask them about their experience in IT, but also ever
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by SFJulie 10y ago
Trying to change job here to avoid taking part in this buffoonery. I can't. Nowadays so much jobs are regulated per diploma/certifications that it is hard beginning again and regain while "older" the momentum for credibi
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by SFJulie 10y ago
Coder are soldiers paid to do a job. If the army fails, blame the generals that totally do not care about quality and will prefer to pay dozens of obedient coders lower and lower that do not care than be eventually facing opposition based
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by SFJulie 10y ago
well, address bus is still a bus. They share a bus not the addresses. From the programming point of view it is the same, from the architecture PoV the complexity (number of gates and latency) it is not the same. A network stack is just a ex
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by SFJulie 10y ago
Well multi core is not one CORE but rather an integrated distributed system of cores linked with buses that are probably built with chips very similar to switch/commuters without all the KPEX poured in optimizing network equipments. So
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by SFJulie 11y ago
hum.... well. If you imagine that they are 100% idempotent on every platform and 100% fully supported. It would work. But as I stated in my example python/Perl/C# and probably others are in the language support dropping either som
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by SFJulie 11y ago
Still it sounds like the death of portability. We are kind of crowning the right to rule of the x86 computer industry. llvm is very tied to apple, maybe it can extend to ARM. But it means that some HW platform that may be to old may be diff
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by SFJulie 11y ago
Well the title is a little misleading but exact. It is much more we finally have a reliable/proven way for estimating errors in floating point arithmetic for transcendental? operations notably on Intel platform. Which is both impressiv
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by SFJulie 11y ago
well, it makes a lot of man in the middle : the HW USB susbsystem, the USB driver, the OS, the driver or the electronic doing the interface. Plus it makes a lot of electromagnetic vulnerabilities (reading/influencing with a magnetic fi
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by SFJulie 11y ago
Maybe the fact that Dave Cutler who was much more a VMS guy that did not liked Unix/Posix at all may have had an influence on the design of the kernel of windows NT is an explanation? I must admit I used SFU and IO was all quirkish (bu
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by SFJulie 11y ago
Reading most thread of llvm bugs so far about there "undefined behaviours" I see a pattern. Llvm goal is performance over correction. stop. If old code breaks, it is you played with fire, correct your code to eliminate these undef
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by SFJulie 11y ago
Made a bot that was used for dating. Nothing smart, just visiting pages of other persons randomly between 1/3 days and normally triggering alarms. Girls thought I was shy. I thought nothing, only that my model of human beings was right
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by SFJulie 11y ago
guess no one is maintainer of pypy packages. The security model of python module is also based on the the conviction that no one will dare be an asshole. /me thinks it is weak security
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by SFJulie 11y ago
since fingerprints are "measured" they MAY be usernames. Damn errors, and false positive refusing to let stuff be non ambiguous. And, like everything that can be measured ... it can be duplicated... without the knowledge of the
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by SFJulie 11y ago
let's give mixomatose to all rabbits to try to eradicate them all.... Well, long story short, Australia is still full of rabbits and this disease has been introduced in Europe by an idiot and it is still harming the ecosystem. Adaptat