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by TJSomething 9y ago
I'd hope that Amazon would zero out that RAM first, since whoever uses the machine next could always dump /dev/mem.
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by TJSomething 9y ago
Sounds like a bit of a catch-22: you don't want to collect the data until you've collected enough data to know that you're not causing harm.
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by TJSomething 9y ago
In a medical setting, most computers are public. Sharing passwords is a HIPAA violation, because HIPAA requires a complete, accurate log of everyone who has looked at or modified a medical record. My guess is that many medical computers are
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by TJSomething 9y ago
My experience in my CS MS was that there was ~50% discount on tuition, a subsidized health insurance plan, and not quite enough to live on.
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by TJSomething 9y ago
Except they updated C in 2011 and they're already working on C2X. http://www.open-std.org/JTC1/SC22/WG14/www/docs/n2086.htm
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by TJSomething 9y ago
Additionally, if you can find a caf and a decaf version of the same coffee, you can brew half-caf coffee. One thing is that you need to use high-end decaf. I've found that decaf using the Mountain Water Process is good.
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by TJSomething 9y ago
Well, one thing I noticed was an inconsistency with "thy" and "thine". Which one you use depends on if the following word starts with a vowel, with "thine" before vowels and "thy" otherwise. For examp
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by TJSomething 9y ago
That page is out of date. They added filtering for everyone in November.
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by TJSomething 10y ago
My work doesn't like most URLs with xyz TLDs.
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by TJSomething 10y ago
> Go, which is much older than Swift, Rust, D, etc. Go is definitely newer than D, which came out in December 2001, though D2, which is significantly different, came out in June 2007, while Go came out in November 2009. And, in the grand
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by TJSomething 10y ago
For C++, one kind of nonsensical types is abominable function types, which are bare functions with cv-qualifiers [1] [2]. [1] http://www.open-std.org/jtc1/sc22/wg21/docs/papers/2015/p017... [2]
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by TJSomething 10y ago
That would be Desai, et al. Though I can't access the paper right now, they say that the 2011 regulations have tripled handoffs, increasing handoff risk. It also turned out that the average amount of sleep per week was not increased by
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by TJSomething 10y ago
I personally would recommend developing games in C++ for both platforms. You're not going to be heavily using any of the APIs that necessitate using Obj-C or Java. It's just OpenGL ES and other low level APIs. Additionally, it&#x2
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by TJSomething 10y ago
It does if you're using Python 3, which has the nonlocal keyword for lexical scope.
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by TJSomething 10y ago
It actually does: https://pages.nist.gov/800-63-3/sp800-63b.html#memorized-sec...
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by TJSomething 10y ago
I learned UML during my bachelor's in 2012. Now I work at a big company and the only UML diagram I've had a use for is a sequence diagram.
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by TJSomething 10y ago
I used to drink SlimFast for lunch everyday, until I became lactose intolerant. Years later, Soylent came out, and I was tired of eating fast food all the time for lunch. Now I drink Soylent for lunch, which is healthier, cheaper, and faste
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by TJSomething 10y ago
They're using Three.js, but it looks like the spinning icosahedron is custom-made with about 300 lines of code. That includes calculating the vertices of the icosahedron, loading the model from a 3D model file, setting up the surface m
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by TJSomething 10y ago
Wood doesn't melt; it just burns. Not that these don't melt; they're mostly fiberglass and polyurethane.
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by TJSomething 10y ago
((:include "stdio.h") (const char * message = "Like this.\n") (int main ((int argc) (char * * argv)) (printf message) (return 0)))
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by TJSomething 10y ago
I believe objections on the grounds of low quality would count as "proper reasoning."
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by TJSomething 10y ago
I like the idea of SageMathCloud. I had a numerical methods class that I took where we used a web-based Python math environment that the professor was having his grad students build. It was pretty buggy and would go down sometimes. Last I h
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by TJSomething 10y ago
I am currently trying to get into the deep end by reading and watching enough tutorials that I can see the patterns emerge. It's tough. I miss Ember, but it's not really going to work on my current project, which is probably going
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by TJSomething 11y ago
Due to the Law of diminishing marginal utility.
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by TJSomething 11y ago
Yes, megameter, or Mm, as opposed to millimeter, mm.
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by TJSomething 11y ago
It's not really worse than a Lisp: (def seats (+ 2 (* 4 first-class-rows) (* 5 second-class-rows)))
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by TJSomething 11y ago
Technically that's a bias toward Spanish speakers too, since cilantro is just "coriander" in Spanish, usually referring to the leaves.
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by TJSomething 11y ago
I think number of contributors would be a good metric, even though it penalizes lone projects, but I suspect that would be relatively even across languages compared to other metrics. For example, LoC is proportional to verbosity. Commit cou
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by TJSomething 11y ago
It's actually the Mixpanel tracker, which is unsurprising, since the entire website is Mixpanel.
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by TJSomething 11y ago
No, but "An obesity-associated gut microbiome with increased capacity for energy harvest" by Turnbaugh, et al. (which has been cited over 2,000 times) shows that it decreases energy going out in feces.

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