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by alexeldeib 9y ago
As another point in your favor, one of the commentors reached 123 GB/s modifying both yes and pv. https://www.reddit.com/r/unix/comments/6gxduc/how_is_gnu_yes...
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by alexeldeib 9y ago
+1 for importing Google Contacts, or any standard contact format I can import. Also just noticed no deletion...
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by alexeldeib 9y ago
An API would definitely be a positive step :) awesome work!
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by alexeldeib 9y ago
Probably a big investment, but my immediate thought is I'd love a mobile app. The mobile site was better than nothing, but if you had a slick mobile app, I would use it constantly . So many times I forget little things that I would lo
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by alexeldeib 9y ago
In a way, isn't this how software works? The problem being that an unaccounted for error might make your program exit, or produce an incorrect result, etc. I like your idea conceptually but struggling to imagine what working on softwar
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by alexeldeib 10y ago
Not at all. I must admit I found the actual topic pleasantly humorous after expecting to read about Tor exploits/bugs.
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by alexeldeib 10y ago
Could be a reference to Brexit? The pound suffered pretty severely after the referendum.
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by alexeldeib 10y ago
Ah, my mistake. I thought the OP a bit further up didn't understand the relation of the stack overflow answer to the array question.
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by alexeldeib 10y ago
What makes you say this? The author provides an extremely persuasive case, with perf timings. Additionally updated it with compiler enhancements from GCC and Intel that remove the branch mispredictions entirely and do perform as predicted.
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by alexeldeib 10y ago
The article mentions sunken Soviet nuclear submarines and reactor cores as possible contributors.
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by alexeldeib 10y ago
Here's a slightly fuller overview than the commenter above: Slimbook KDE i7: Base=879 euro Slimbook KDE i5: Base=729 euro Memory: 4gb=base; 8gb=+60; 16gb=+190 SSD: 120gb=base; 250gb=+110; 500gb=+200 WiFi: Intel 7265N=base; Intel 7265AC
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by alexeldeib 10y ago
Wouldn't a bank be able to do a hard fork a la ethereum? Since it would be a completely private system, they would have total control and it seems this would fulfill (2) in your comment. Or am I confusing the purpose of the technology?
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by alexeldeib 10y ago
My best guess was "oh-day" but I agree with you that this sounds very uncomfortable.
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by alexeldeib 10y ago
To me, Fork has the cleanest UI, although sometimes I prefer GitKraken. Things seem a little closer to the surface sometime with GitKraken. Ultimately, though, nothing has really beaten the command line, and that's where I still do mos
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by alexeldeib 10y ago
I don't disagree, but the flip side would be a high level athlete who suffers, for example, an injury. They can continue competing at the same level only with medication. For me, this is analogous to someone with ADHD taking medication
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by alexeldeib 10y ago
Athletes are people too. If you would normally treat an issue with medication if the individual were not an athlete, why should they be barred from competing if a doctor deems using the medication appropriate? Rather than thinking of it as
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by alexeldeib 10y ago
If you are prescribed the medication, you get a TUE (Therapeutic Use Exemption) and can compete using the medication.