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by _RPM 10y ago
I really didn't even notice the typo until this comment.
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by _RPM 10y ago
As a developer with personal projects, I do all system admin stuff for my side projects.
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by _RPM 10y ago
There are most likely many ways to check if a number is a power of two. I'm not sure if my solution is more efficient. It seems your expression would create more code than mine.
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by _RPM 10y ago
Pop count returns the number of set bits. So it most useful for figuring out if a number is a power of two. If there are more than 1 "set" bits, then it is NOT a power of two. However, a non portable way of determining how many bi
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by _RPM 10y ago
That will work for sure? I'd have to really start taking things apart.
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by _RPM 10y ago
Not exactly sure because I don't have the laptop on me. Do you have model specific advice I should know about?
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by _RPM 10y ago
Where are those located?
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by _RPM 10y ago
It reminds me of how I set a boot password in the BIOS on my HP laptop. I now have forgot the admin password in order to remove that "feature". I have no idea how I can fix it. The laptop is bricked. I can't install Linux on
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by _RPM 10y ago
CPython is an interesting read. The internal type system (PyObject) is pretty cool. It also uses type pruining instead of a discriminated union.
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by _RPM 10y ago
Reminds me of good will hunting, where he was a janitor but was smarter than professors and really good at math.
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by _RPM 10y ago
Databases are one of the most fun computer science topics. And I don't mean _databases_ from the perspective of an admin or even a developer, but a database developer of the internals. I love trying to read the code of complex systems
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by _RPM 10y ago
So this has an embedded HTTP server then? Looks cool.
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by _RPM 10y ago
Who knows without doing a deep packet inspection of your network.
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by _RPM 10y ago
I'm only 25. Maybe I'm too old, but talking to a device/machine has always seemed very unnatural to me. I don't think I'll be buying one of these.
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by _RPM 10y ago
Do you really believe that every one will have this in their home?
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by _RPM 10y ago
Another UI thing I noticed on the Android app. If you're viewing a tweet or someone's profile, the link in the upper right menu to view your own profile disappears.
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by _RPM 10y ago
What is "microsoftish"?
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by _RPM 10y ago
I wish it would show contributions to branches other than master.
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by _RPM 10y ago
I've had code on GH before without a license. It took a while to go through every file and add a license header. I know I could of used sed/awk and probably made life easier, but I didn't feel like it.
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by _RPM 10y ago
is there a `isUseStrictOn()` equivalence? [0] [0] var isStrict = (function() { return !this; })();
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by _RPM 10y ago
If you really wanted to you could type this in the console: `window.location = '/ask'`
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by _RPM 10y ago
open up chrome console, type `class Foo { }` and it works now out of the box. For what it's worth, when you try define a class that already exists. it throws an error. It seems that re-defining an identifier with the `var` keyword will
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by _RPM 10y ago
This narrative is bullshit because it doesn't matter. At the end of the day, the client doesn't give a fuck if it's written as a CGI perl script, much less if it's between a javascript framework and a library.
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by _RPM 10y ago
Because there is code in there that neither myself or my peers have seen.
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by _RPM 10y ago
The only proprietary software that I use as a matter of choice is Microsoft products and VMWare products, For something as trivial as a text editor, I wouldn't dare use something closed source, proprietary like this.
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by _RPM 10y ago
What is C associated with if it isn't "server side". It must be be server side, you can't exactly compile and run C code "client side".
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by _RPM 10y ago
I know you don't want to hear about school, but this is exactly what makes higher education so great. You can learn this stuff at a University. Have you considered studying CS at a college?
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by _RPM 10y ago
They did a good job, unless they just copied the CSS directly.
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by _RPM 10y ago
So, MSFT is injecting code into a binary? This probably won't be a popular opinion here, but this does seem like a pretty good definition of malware to me. It doesn't make it okay that just because it's MSFT they can get away
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by _RPM 10y ago
I was about to say this. Thank you for clearing it up.

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