billrobertson42

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by billrobertson42 11y ago
Reminds me of XSLT.
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by billrobertson42 11y ago
Stay classy.
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by billrobertson42 11y ago
Not having success at the beginning isn't failing. It's learning.
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by billrobertson42 11y ago
Ascii came around in 1963, so possibly csv predates ascii?
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by billrobertson42 11y ago
I had found that Sublime did pretty terribly with large files (not source), so I was back in in Emacs.
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by billrobertson42 11y ago
jaxy?
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by billrobertson42 11y ago
It's utter bullshit to conflate Spring and Java like this.
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by billrobertson42 11y ago
Thanks for the info. I've been digging around the opencv docs a bit after some googlefu. Interesting to see other potential uses though.
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by billrobertson42 11y ago
Out of curiosity, what sort of problem would you apply this to?
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by billrobertson42 11y ago
I read his paper, "Conception, Evolution, and Application of Functional Programming Languages," and used it for work on a project while getting my master's degree. If you're interested in functional programming, I highly
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by billrobertson42 11y ago
Seriously? A 100MB C++ file?
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by billrobertson42 11y ago
Swing was crap at the time, but it got significantly better.
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by billrobertson42 12y ago
Yes and no. Perhaps when the first edition was published that was true, but the second edition was published 11 years later.
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by billrobertson42 12y ago
I will second Expert C Programming.
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by billrobertson42 12y ago
One of the first things I checked was the hearing range article on Wikipedia. Seems like cats would be able to hear the tone too.
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by billrobertson42 12y ago
Relevant: https://twitter.com/stuartsierra/status/571386786238369796
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by billrobertson42 12y ago
A person who looks around at the people he's socializing with, then apparently immediately grabs a computer, downloads a statistical data set and begins to analyze it in R wonders why he's surrounded by other programmers?
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by billrobertson42 12y ago
I agree with fiatmoney, and would also like to add that if you implement it in simple Java w/few dependencies, it makes it easier to use the library in many contexts. e.g. other JVM languages.
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by billrobertson42 12y ago
Coinbase has easy integration of that does it not?
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by billrobertson42 12y ago
Some of the text is so low-contrast that I can't read it.
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by billrobertson42 12y ago
One might assume that audio/video is ripped from the original, and is therefore copyrighted by Fox. I don't think that putting up your own rendering of a character is quite the same thing.
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by billrobertson42 12y ago
> I recently got a couple of times a warning from Google while using the web from home saying that there was "Unusual traffic from your computer network" How/when is warning being communicated to you?
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by billrobertson42 12y ago
I have a huge issue with low contrast text due to my eyes. Many sites I will simply not spend time on.
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by billrobertson42 12y ago
COBOL was supposed to be English-like too wasn't it?
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by billrobertson42 12y ago
For the children out there. QuickC was their branding for a 'lite' implementation of Microsoft C in the late 80's. It was cheaper than Microsoft C. Visual C++ did not exist yet. Hell, C++ barely existed at the time. IIRC, it
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by billrobertson42 12y ago
Do they do something that precludes you from overwriting the boot sector of the VM to install a custom OS?
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by billrobertson42 13y ago
There are a lot of mystery carbs in there. 84g carbs, 8g in fiber and 2g in sugar. The remaining 74g?
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by billrobertson42 13y ago
Not if you employ the law of two feet.
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by billrobertson42 13y ago
Try running your repl with the -verbose:class flag, and you'll see it in action.
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by billrobertson42 13y ago
Is the source of limitation browser implementation of OpenGL? Or is it a combo of the browser + OS? Or Browser + OS + graphics drivers?

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