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by _asummers 11y ago
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/caffeine/id411246225?mt=12 I use this all the time, it's the GUI version presumably.
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by _asummers 11y ago
Java annotations have been used pretty successfully for several versions. Not all of them are code generating, but many (from e.g. Spring, or something smaller like Retrofit) generate tons of code for you.
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by _asummers 11y ago
http://www.npr.org/sections/money/2015/05/19/407736307/robot... I think we're a ways away from that, unfortunately.
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by _asummers 11y ago
Modern CPUs do not necessarily correlate assembly to exact machine instructions, due to things like pipelining. [0][1] [0] http://blog.erratasec.com/2015/03/x86-is-high-level-language... [1] https://new
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by _asummers 11y ago
This is a pretty terrific list, as well. http://matt.might.net/articles/what-cs-majors-should-know/
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by _asummers 11y ago
Oddly enough, Knuth believes this to be true. http://www.informit.com/articles/article.aspx?p=2213858
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by _asummers 11y ago
Even factoring would be a poor example, given that it has never been shown to be NP-complete.
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by _asummers 11y ago
Would a wooden crate have the same effect as the metal?
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by _asummers 11y ago
http://www.openbsdfoundation.org/contributors.html Iridium: $100,000 to $250,000 Platinum: $50,000 to $100,000 Gold: $25,000 to $50,000 Silver: $10,000 to $25,000 Bronze: $5,000 to $10,000 Companies are listed in the link.
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by _asummers 11y ago
Prime numbers, not semi primes. A prime number by definition has only two factors, one and itself. The deleted post said something to the effect of "factoring prime numbers".
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by _asummers 11y ago
java.util.LinkedList also implements that interface. ArrayList has the same semantics under the hood as an array (fast insertion at arbitrary places, fast random access, slow extension), and any Java programmer who's remotely familiar
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by _asummers 11y ago
Pidgin/Adium also no longer support group conversations for Hangouts chats, at least as of a few months ago.
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by _asummers 11y ago
Similar to the article linked in the post, SCOTUS has started clamping down on these sorts of patents.[0] I suspect this one will also be killed eventually. It's really a shame that the patent office is still giving out these sorts of
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by _asummers 11y ago
Whoah, that's frightening.
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by _asummers 11y ago
> * Accepting the email address to send token to from web user, validating the address, and then using the user input directly as the email address to send the token to; as in: systems that will send token to user@real.com;attacker@evil.
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by _asummers 11y ago
What are some examples of ways you've seen people screw them up?
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by _asummers 11y ago
It's also being linked on Reddit for a double whammy DDoS.
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by _asummers 11y ago
While documented, that is surprising behavior. If it takes in an int, shouldn't it be able to take in PHP_INT_MAX? And shouldn't it yell at you instead of just silently going about its day?
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by _asummers 11y ago
Link: https://www.reddit.com/r/technology/comments/3e05wg/what_hap...
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by _asummers 11y ago
Oh, maybe. I guess I've never submitted a link before to know that. Even still, if that algorithm can be improved, even slightly, it'd be better for curbing repeat posts.
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by _asummers 11y ago
One place a tool like this would be useful is on submission. If I post a link and something comes up that says "HEY! This was last posted 2 days ago and got 300 upvotes and had 45 comments, here's the link.", that would disco
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by _asummers 11y ago
The difference is, we have the Internet to actually create large communities centered around these interests. This makes it look like more people are involved, when in fact all the separate islands of fans have simply been bridged together.
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by _asummers 11y ago
Would probably look more like auto deny with user override if they choose, with a setting to white list the domain. User should have to opt into their connection being MITMd.
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by _asummers 11y ago
Interesting. Thanks for the response!
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by _asummers 11y ago
How does one cheat at a test of this sort?
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by _asummers 11y ago
My recollection is that the NFL just renewed their deal with DirecTV for something like 8 years last year. So depending on the actual terms of the deal, as far as streaming exclusivity on the Internet, that might not happen for a while.
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by _asummers 11y ago
I've taken a lot of cabs in Chicago. Sometimes I actually read the little "Bill of Rights" thing that they display. One of the things that they say is that you can always pay by credit card. http://www.cityofchicag
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by _asummers 11y ago
From their style guide[0]: Acronyms Use the abbreviated form of a title without explanation only if there is no chance of any misunderstanding (eg UN, Nato, IRA, BBC). Otherwise, spell it out in full at first reference, or introduce a label
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by _asummers 11y ago
Wholeheartedly recommend this book as well. He gives a brief overview of classical complexity, how quantum matrices work, then how quantum complexity works. It's really accessible to those with some complexity background.
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by _asummers 11y ago
Fair point, you're absolutely correct. Admittedly I haven't given this a TON of thought, because it seems like something that can't be added anymore. Maybe the interfaces should be siblings, but since Java doesn't have a

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