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by beza1e1 15y ago
Well done presentations are usually incomprehensible without live video.
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Pinpoint - a tool for making hackers do excellent presentations(live.gnome.org)
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Libre Graphics Magazine(libregraphicsmag.com)
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It's a Javascript interpreter/JITer/whatever. What is new about that?
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by beza1e1 15y ago
Why don't they integrate something like nailgun? Run a JVM in the background and redirect command line execution. http://www.martiansoftware.com/nailgun/background.html
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Not available in my country? Did they put some background music in? Sigh ...
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The latest git SHA1 sum is not enough to check. The interesting part for intruders are "grafts": "Graft points or grafts enable two otherwise different lines of development to be joined together. It works by letting users record fake ancest
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Default to open: The story of open source and Red Hat [video documentary](youtube.com)
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I'm using pathogen with git submodules.
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by beza1e1 15y ago
I also keep mine in Github: https://github.com/beza1e1/dot/blob/master/vimrc
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One of your links http://goo.gl/QlAfx is interesting, because it states what "marriage" means. Western means love, eastern means children. I was confused, because here (Germany) a marriages have financial advantages (less taxes). Having c
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How do you do Ctrl+F on the iPad?
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This will probably be an issue for the next standard C1X. I expect Boehm to get involved with this, just like with C++11. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C1X
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The wierd thing is, you could translate this insight into a ethically questionable business idea: A website lists the wrong doers to humiliate them. Each crime gets its own list. Pay 5$ for "the jerk who cuts you off in traffic on the crowd
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by beza1e1 15y ago
Die original idea was to replace the "x" with the right year. Since 2009 (C++09) didn't happen, it is C++11 now. Geeky would be hex: C++0B
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by beza1e1 15y ago
Think about assets. What is the worth of your car, your house, your furniture, etc.? E.g. the car cost 20k initially, after two years of use, you discount 20%, so you put 16k into your books. Is that objective? Essentially, you have to pred
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And SICP quits at this point? What if "previously-computed-result" is false, because f computes boolean values? This is just an 80% solution, which works for "fib".
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Take for example problems you can solve with map-reduce. Very easy to parallelize. From the application developers point of view there is no concurrency or synchronization necessary, because it was already solved in general by the framework
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by beza1e1 15y ago
It is not "parallel programming", which is hard. Concurrency and synchonization is.
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Since gitk and others put new commits on top, i'd propose "height" instead of "depth" ;)
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by beza1e1 15y ago
Yes, this is legitimate criticism of git's philosophy. However, in practice i have seen those broken revisions in svn just as well. People forget to add untracked files or they skip the final unit test run. Basically, I believe your critici
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by beza1e1 15y ago
And that "one data structure" is a directed acyclic graph of objects, where an object is one of four kinds: - blob (like a file) - tree (referencing trees and/or blobs, like a directory) - commit (referencing one tree and other commits) - t
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by beza1e1 15y ago
Git is fundamentally pretty easy, but its terminology is confusing. Maybe this glossary helps: commit: a snapshot of your files tag: a reference to a commit branch: a moving tag HEAD: the current branch index: the next unfinished commit git
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by beza1e1 15y ago
I have this "short form blog" about compiler stuff [0]. It consists mostly of links i encounter, mixed up with job offerings, quotes, etc. I chose tumblr, because it allows me to markup things like quotes appropriately. This is not about be
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by beza1e1 15y ago
Thanks for the link. Computing vtables during run time would have been my idea as well. Sorting the vtable is a nice trick to reduce the complexity.
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by beza1e1 15y ago
Our german netflix clone is called Maxdome [0], but unfortunately Mono Moonlight lacks the DRM parts of Silverlight. So Linux users are locked out. It should work with Windows and Mac, though. [0] http://www.maxdome.de/
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How is structural typing implemented efficiently?
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Correct. I cannot edit it anymore, though. :(
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I wonder why mathematicians use this funny i-notation? You could write complex numbers as vectors, e.g. 2+3i <=> (2,3). Of course, it is more terse to write i instead of (0,1) and this seems to matter a lot to mathematicians.
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What is tacked-on about this? copy.copy: Who don't you "from copy import copy"? self.x: It explicitly distuingishes between local variable and field access, which is the Right Thing in my opinion. I do not understand, what this has to do wi

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