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by basugasubaku 16y ago
I checked to see if the author of GNU grep left a comment, and was not disappointed: "I’m here with Mike Haertel, GNU grep author and the author of the performance hack that bedeviled you so. He Googled your article somehow a while ago and
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by basugasubaku 16y ago
Slide was originally supposed to be a revolutionary way to organize and share photos. But they found monetization in the social network sphere and seemed to focus on that.
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by basugasubaku 16y ago
Erm, what do you mean? As a student? grad student? faculty? I don't understand how you would need to deal with issues like performance reviews and management as a student. (I can see the distractions part, though.)
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by basugasubaku 16y ago
Raymond Chen tells a story that Notepad won some industry award in the late 90s, but no one at Microsoft could remember who the original author was: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/oldnewthing/archive/2009/11/02/99159... And follow-up post: http
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by basugasubaku 16y ago
As a kid I was surprised that adults seemed to have forgotten how mentally capable they were at my age. I made a distinct mental note to my future self that kids are smarter than I would evidently grow up to think. Of course I also now look
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by basugasubaku 17y ago
I like this idea, but the thing I would be most concerned about as a user is translation quality. You might look at these similar sites for ideas: https://www.onehourtranslation.com/ (they also offer an interesting free tweet translation
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by basugasubaku 17y ago
MS internal system. Shows you a graph of who people report to.
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by basugasubaku 17y ago
It's not surprising that you wouldn't get anything new from K&R after finishing H&S. H&S is intended to be a reference manual whereas K&R is more of a tutorial (that doubles as a reference manual, especially before ANSI C wa
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by basugasubaku 17y ago
One the other hand, the discussion is punctuated with the audience yelling "Louder!" and "We can't hear you!" on top of a lot of background noise (including various interruptions from the audience). I got the sense you almost had to be lou
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by basugasubaku 17y ago
It was a single tweet ( http://twitter.com/yukihiro_matz/status/3875573878 ). A more direct translation is "book I want". I'm glad the site links to the source, though. I like easy to verify testimonials.
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by basugasubaku 17y ago
This looks to be the first patent granted to Facebook. From the references in the patent, there are many more in the pipeline: U.S. Appl. No. 11/639,655, Mark Zuckerberg, Systems and Methods for Social Mapping, filed Dec. 14, 2006. cited by
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by basugasubaku 17y ago
I just googled the probable original Japanese titles of the first four listed seized items. I found they are all available on Amazon.co.jp (3 available as used from third-party vendors, 1 as new directly from Amazon). From the covers it's
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by basugasubaku 17y ago
The funny thing is, at least at Stanford, the students are warned at the beginning of the course that their assignments are automatically compared against all other submissions including those of previous years, and that the the comparison
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by basugasubaku 17y ago
I guess I could have left that out. Sometimes they ask for login, sometimes not; but I cringed and came to the comments hoping for a direct link myself.
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by basugasubaku 17y ago
In case you cringed at "nytimes.com" and came to the comments hoping for a direct link to the tweet, here it is: http://twitter.com/OpenJonathan/status/8620937722
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by basugasubaku 17y ago
The attribution of this poem to Borges is controversial. At least one Wikipedia article states that the original author is one Don Herold: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Don_Herold EDIT: Curiously, the original article is often misattribute
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by basugasubaku 17y ago
Off-topic, but I found it funny that their icon contains the Chinese, Korean, and Japanese flags yet they don't support any of those languages.
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by basugasubaku 17y ago
FWIW "grep --color -n" does the same thing.
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by basugasubaku 17y ago
Does this mean before Isildur1 arrived he was just about breaking even for 2009? In any case, my primary objection is that defeating durrr over two weeks does not mean "He has cemented his name in the annals of online poker as one of the st
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by basugasubaku 17y ago
This isn't very accurate. Antonius accepted durrrr's challenge in early 2009 and the 50K hands are just a little over halfway complete. http://www.fulltiltpoker.com/durrrr-vs-antonius The others lining up are still waiting. I don't follo
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by basugasubaku 17y ago
Oh, ok. I haven't registered so I wasn't sure what the site was about. It looked to me like the articles were the main part. Speaking of which, to find the index of articles I had to edit the URL by hand; there doesn't seem to be a link to
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by basugasubaku 17y ago
Is this your site? The majority of the "articles" ( http://japanesetesting.com/articles ) are simply sections from Tae Kim's guide copied verbatim. Although at Tae Kim's guide is CCL'd and there is copyright notice at the end of each of th
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by basugasubaku 17y ago
I can do no better than quote Randal himself again, from the same thread: "Well, there was a very embarassing error for Apple a few years ago for the 10.3 to 10.4 upgrade as I recall. Apparently, if you had a space in your home disk name,
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by basugasubaku 17y ago
This is not the point of what he is saying. Read the context of the thread. It is a reply to this: http://groups.google.com/group/comp.unix.shell/msg/30e16d21d... Randal is pointing out that piping the output of ls to the perl interpreter
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by basugasubaku 17y ago
Who are the last three and did you intentionally omit Ken Thompson?
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by basugasubaku 17y ago
To be fair, the article is about Valiant the person almost as much it is about his research, though the title is a bit misleading. Anyway, I read it a few months back and this is the part that still sticks with me: Vaillant was asked, "What
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by basugasubaku 17y ago
I remember djb exhorting people to buy ECC memory and supported motherboards back in 2001 ( http://cr.yp.to/hardware/ecc.html ) for their standard workstations and me thinking he must be somewhat crazy since no one else seemed to be making
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by basugasubaku 17y ago
According to their 1998 paper ( http://infolab.stanford.edu/~backrub/google.html ): "Most of Google is implemented in C or C++ for efficiency and can run in either Solaris or Linux." and also "Both the URLserver and the crawlers are impleme
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by basugasubaku 17y ago
This is probably the closest you'll find: http://infolab.stanford.edu/~backrub/google.html
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by basugasubaku 17y ago
He was (understandably) a bit sensitive about new works displacing his. He almost seemed to suspect some sort of conspiracy against Hpricot: "Clearly, the benchmarks you see on Ruby Inside are skewed to favor Nokogiri... Why not treat Hpr

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