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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
Are you actually getting some message about 'phorm', or are you just getting redirected to slated.org like I am?
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
Can you explain? I have no idea what a CISSP is.
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
Ironic this being on Youtube.
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
Click this link instead. He left the ?dl=1 on there. http://photos-a.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash1/24114_337315700...
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
You can provide your own flags to the compiler, in the g:clang_user_options variable. It does still break in uncompilable code but I don't quite see how that's a problem. It forces you to be more disciplined. If you're finding it a bit slow
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
For C and C++, clang_complete gives pretty good completion. https://github.com/Rip-Rip/clang_complete
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
How come that comes up with a Content-Type: text/html header?
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
I've always wondered: isn't travelling to the past the same thing as making matter from nothing? That is, since then there would be two copies of you.
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
Isn't this just someone requesting Linus that this get's pulled?
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
If you click your name in the orange bar at the top here , and click 'saved stories', you can find all the stories you have upvoted.
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
Where did he write about that?
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
From the C code I've seen, 300 lines sounds like standard fare.
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
Is there anything more to this article than just that people now remember where information is, instead of the information itself?
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
Like Xmonad.
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
Those numbers vary wildy, even barring the ones measured by revenue.
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
"...considering Apache.org win32 builds make up more than 50% of their downloads." That's not very accurate. On any other platform, you use a package manager to install Apache.
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
Like ihodes says, the AI personalities were coded in a language that looked like Lisp. It was hardly a language though. Everything was oriented around setting the AI 'goals', and you had little control in how the AI would actually achieve t
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
I'm quite new to C programming. What's wrong with doing those things?
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
It came from inside a bunch of universities, and it's not hard to find papers talking about things like "monads" or "arrows" mentioning things like "monoids", which are mainly Haskell things. (But monoids aren't really Haskell things.)
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
You need to change the #define to #define _ F-->00||F-OO--; See http://ioccc.org/1988/westley.hint
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
On my machine, this comes up with 2.50.
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
Are you saying im.getWidth() is doing some expensive calculation underneath, or that the cost of calling it is expensive in Javascript?
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
That must be Facebook's policy!
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
Who needs WebCL in their browser?
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
More technical people like us can just use Tarsnap.
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
What's 'Omega'?
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
Hmmm... how about using Private Mode through a proxy to keep your history?
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
Did this guy used to work for Amazon?
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
Do they scan your laptops now?
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by __rkaup__ 15y ago
In fact, here's a reference: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/e7f8y25b(v=vs.80).as... (It's in a "Microsoft Specific" block but says it's part of the ANSI C standard.) It applies to C, and it also applies to identifiers staring w

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