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721.
by anon4 12y ago
You're assuming there is a single perfect translation, or even a single perfect translation algorithm across all domains. I'd wager that translating legalese and translating prose will need completely different algorithms trained
722.
by anon4 12y ago
One thing I'll definitely miss is being able to look at traffic with wireshark. I've used it to great effect when I had to debug a failing service and wanted to see exactly what the browser was sending that was tripping it.
723.
by anon4 12y ago
This seems ripe for abuse. So I just need to flag someone's account as abusive (and god knows there's always a way to frame something as abusive) a few times and they can never register with that email and/or phone number? Di
724.
by anon4 12y ago
Nah, that's the CPU the Terminator used because it's the only design that can survive time travel. Skynet probably uses something a lot more modern. The Terminator himself runs his consciousness routines on bare metal.
725.
by anon4 12y ago
I did it for the alliterative appeal.
726.
by anon4 12y ago
As an aside, it seems bizarre that you can exhaust the address space simply by allocating large objects over and over. Doesn't the windows vm system reclaim unmapped pages? Surely the .NET runtime uses holes in the Large Object Heap? I
727.
by anon4 12y ago
Or free to choose.
728.
by anon4 12y ago
> to be driven by or driving I prefer to think of it as simply "to be"
729.
by anon4 12y ago
People, please. This presents a problem poignantly and provides a pleasant programmatic solution - the precise point of "hacker news". Be not so butt-bothered about non-apparent algorithm applications.
730.
by anon4 12y ago
It's the same and still troubling and improper.
731.
by anon4 12y ago
You'll need to replicate the full physical feedback, i.e. you'll need a simulator machine akin to what flight pilots use.
732.
by anon4 12y ago
Grep can also server you pretty well most of the time. It will happily search in binary files and the -b option will show you byte offsets.
733.
by anon4 12y ago
Honest question, I'm not familiar with C#: would putting the Log in the finally clause not have the same behaviour? That is, bool _operation_X_success = false; try { ... _operation_X_success = true; } finally [
734.
by anon4 12y ago
The good part is that the deception is already baked-in into the final statistics. Basically it tells you "if the woman you're sleeping with is on the pill, you have this much chance of having an unexpected child". So wear a
735.
by anon4 12y ago
At the semantic level it evaluates to an lvalue. Or an lvalue reference. It depends on what the type of t is. Given the syntax, the author obviously meant some vector-like type, so it should, if you're following good style, evaluate to
736.
by anon4 12y ago
It seems to me it describes pretty much what happens in C++, but with pythonized syntax, because explaining the exact syntax of all the sigils would be too much for such a short article.
737.
by anon4 12y ago
Which is why you keep different online identities that don't point to each other. So you can say the stupid jokes on your "sgt.lonelyheart97" twitter while posting on your prim&proper official account once or twice a year
738.
by anon4 12y ago
Yes, it's called a monitor. There are plenty of monitors that have hdmi inputs and a standard audio jack output for connecting to a set of speakers.
739.
by anon4 12y ago
You're looking at it. It's this world. Piracy of everything is rampant and getting more and more widely accepted. When I pay for software, I don't do it because it's illegal to pirate or out of some moral obligation, I d
740.
by anon4 12y ago
If they are a really good programmer, they most probably have touched pretty much every popular language and paradigm. Give them one to two weeks to get used to the language and another couple of weeks to get used to the frameworks.
741.
by anon4 12y ago
As I see no one has mentioned it, let me pipe in with one more text processing tool that is invaluable in our modern world - jq https://stedolan.github.io/jq/ the commandline JSON processor. Consumes JSON input and its
742.
by anon4 12y ago
Finally someone is solving the rotational velocidensity problem!
743.
by anon4 12y ago
You know why I want money? Why I always demand a lot of money as payment? Because money can replace everything - house, food, happiness, love - you can buy it all with money. Money is extremely important and yet, it is completely replaceab
744.
by anon4 12y ago
For bulk transfer, the absolute fastest I've seen is piping tar through netcat and doing the reverse on the receiving end - on a 10-gigabit lan that results in transfer at the hdd speed. That was between my personal machines with consu
745.
by anon4 12y ago
Sounds like a Peter Molyneux game.
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by anon4 12y ago
> the same thing as 20 years ago, but worse More like the same thing as 20 years ago, but the dominant language is a LIS.. I mean a Schem... I mean it's a bit like Self.. look, it has garbage collection, a JIT, supports objects an
747.
by anon4 12y ago
That would look pretty much like what you'd see if you photographed the sun from earth on a clear day and replaced all the blue sky with pitch black.
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by anon4 12y ago
Which would be less honeypot set up by the FBI and more FBI agents loafing around the park covertly checking which of the thousands of people singing copyright infringing songs also swap pictures of naked children.
749.
by anon4 12y ago
What is the difference between the two?
750.
by anon4 12y ago
> might reduce your mortality might increase your mortality, actually. That is reduce your life expectancy .

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