SFjulie1

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by SFjulie1 11y ago
IQ raise in prolonged contact of people with higher IQ. Maybe the culprits since the beginning are the adult being more and more stupid and having their IQ declining and blaming it on the youth? Isn't searching for a third part acciden
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
Plain BS. I learnt "canne d'arme and baton d'arme" the "fencing of the i-gnobles". From feudality to absolute monarchy the raise of monarchy has been made at the costs of "Jaqueries". Peasant revolts
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
Got fired on my last job saying this. Such a shame I don't have a PhD like their CSS coder. My understanding of the root causes of the time problem is a poor education. Basic definition of time : time is the accident of the accident, a
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
Descendant of a guy named Isaac Aaron that was askhenazi. Pretty living proof I am stupid myself and I have a simple answer to your question. I think this theory is stupid. I am stupid, therefore I am right thus proving my claim. But can he
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
Sorry for you then. Living in such a boring world, and what a disdain-full answer that makes my point. I have add my share of conferences technical or about FOSS. And I met peoples with a lot of passion ... and code delivered. You probabl
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
You can also #include "python.h" in C and use cpython to handle from C dynamic data structures and manually do the incref, decref. If you are totally crazy you can also manipulate the frame to bring exception with stack trace in C
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
I know a lot of successful companies with products that are notoriously poorly coded : - "security software"; - "game industry"; - "car industry"; And if you read correctly I think the biggest issue is TIME i
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
Exactly the kind of code I make. I use C for performance.... as an extension for python that have a GC and a GIL. But more than never, I first use numpy (fortran) because it is dazzling fast and has specialized tricks of digital signal proc
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
The base of science : critical thinking as opposed to expertise and "commonly accepted wisdom". Trust, but check. And if cannot check, I cannot trust. Their map (model) is very nice, very detailed and self consistent. But is is no
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Trying to access the documents ... they are not public domain, open licensed, nor indexed. And scientific papers should all be available to the public especially when funded with public money so should the data. Privatizing public funded wo
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
I remember using "at cat mail and pipes " from my DMZ with a correctly configured postfix satellite. Thus requiring no additional login/pass to be stored. Ho! It still should works. Reinvention of the wheel maybe? Or the wi
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
ASLR makes exploits more difficult as long as you have true randomness. It is just a mitigation ... for another problem. In this case the elephant in the room is stack injection and dynamic libraries. If processes where confined to a well k
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
I give him a methodology that seems to have been lacking in his education. Not the conclusion he should reach. Maybe because I have a lutherian culture based on the belief that critical reading is the only way to improve the world and avoid
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
This topic is often discussed on nanog The answers is the same as in software industry: Configuration management. Plus it makes then harder to develop corporate cultures of deploying well known patterns that makes routers best used. Plus it
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
Well, it makes sense. Why don't all city/stated paid engineers paid with public money don't work like and open knowledge community? A medieval based city (Europe) is often with bridges on a river. US squared big cities are of
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
theo must be mad. Shaming people for leaving useless non essential feature in their code that results in security breach. And now the jewel of his crown has been compromised. The funniest part is now that his jewel has been tarnished, maybe
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
Shortening the time it takes to go from north to south. All island are plagued with the "points of entries and congestions". Montréal is 30x40km island. With limited bridges. So by making a large artery that almost lead people fro
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
TL; DR $ person transported/km for highways >> subway For all the cons you quoted. Living in montréal, biking all year. The problem is much more the diffusion of the flux (aggravated by graph partition and an asymmetry of rules m
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
So basically the journalist is amazed by the "weakness" of radio signal... which is it can be (either in reception or in emission) localized by triangulation ... Wahou! A great re-discovery of how our two ears can localize the sou
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
Was PaaS ever alive? Technically that stuff works yes. As much as driver service on demand exists for people who don't want to own a car or learn how to drive it and do not want to walk, use a bike and don't care about parking spa
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
Do you need to people to tell you what to do? Asking other's advice is as stupid as judging a book by its cover. If you have studied a tad, or read books in the past, there are ways to efficiently evaluate a book: Read some pages rando
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
ian murdock died less than 1 month ago too. He was right too. The news is still confined to the dead dogs section in local news. I guess that cemeteries are full of important people we all care about, sometimes much more than the yet to be
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
Nul ne peut se prévaloir de ses propres turpitudes. No one can prevail that a successful lasting violation of law worth recognition of it as an accepted legal usage. (Except if you are rich and have guns because when it comes to owning land
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
Edit: thank you. Well that is the difference between writing code and bringing a solution that fits a problem. I fully agree. But IT has become shove sellers to other shove seller hoping for a new gold rush to happen. Computers have still n
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
it is in the ports, not in the system with a lot of other horrors like GNUTls, apache, gcc, mysql. Jails are in the system.
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
Once upon time in a far away country, workers were slaves or serves. Rich were getting richer, poor poorer because a very authoritative stupid king thought that colonizing countries that did not belong to him was a good idea. So the country
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Docker is marketing based. Jails are engineering based. It may make no difference to you, but it is the same difference between religion and science. You don't hide problem behind nice easy tools easily deployable, you do it the hard w
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
Advice forgotten: - you should always avoid library whose API documentation are unaccessible or poorly written; - unix man page is a great format but windows has good help format too (synopsis, signature, use case, error handling, meaning
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
I should be very happy. Oh! I live in misery. I have some bums I know that can testify the same: having time and no money sux. I have written Klines of codes in a lot of language, but writing big brother software that impoverish people even
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by SFjulie1 11y ago
I am coming from the sububurbs of Paris. Internet is not the problem. Internet is expensive, exclusive, not efficient, not securable. It is the wrong tool for privacy. I have taken part in building it. Ideas main vector is words and languag

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