chriscool

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by chriscool 12y ago
There is this LWN article (that I wrote about it): http://lwn.net/Articles/317154/
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by chriscool 12y ago
You mean "git bisect skip". There is no "ignore" sub command.
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by chriscool 12y ago
The bisect pointed at the right patch series which is already very nice. If the bisect script fails because of another problem, it is often possible to refine the script, or run bisect again on a fixed up branch.
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by chriscool 12y ago
As after Alice first played in the middle, there was just 1 stone, then because of 6): 7) when it's Bob turn to play, the number of stones on the board is always odd Alice wins because of 7) and 4)!
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by chriscool 12y ago
Now a good strategy for Alice is to first play in the middle, and after that use the following rules: - if Bob removes one stone and the result is that it adds a stone both on the left and right side of the board, then Alice replays the sto
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by chriscool 12y ago
I think it starts like this: 1) at most nb of stone increase by one each time one player plays 2) nb of stone cannot decrease unless the board is full of stones 3) no one can lose unless the board has been full of stone at least once; this
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by chriscool 12y ago
Is it possible to help on this?
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by chriscool 12y ago
That's why the next bitcoin or filecoin like payment system should reward people who contribute to open source / free software.
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by chriscool 12y ago
I googled it and found the following: http://www.barrelstrength.com/2013/12/31/ramachandran-iq/ where there is: "Intelligence (says Prof. Miller at page 189 of Spent) is positively correlated to:
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by chriscool 12y ago
I wonder why people focus so much on IQ instead of better metrics. In this article, "The play deficit": http://aeon.co/magazine/being-human/children-today-are-suffe... there are these very interesting se
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by chriscool 12y ago
While at it, HSBC is sponsoring Wimbledon: http://www.wimbledon.com/en_GB/suppliers/ And JP Morgan, Chase and American Express are sponsoring the US Open: http://www.usopen.org/sponsorship/ .
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by chriscool 12y ago
Yeah, you even pretty much can get away with money-laundering for drug cartels too, see: http://www.rollingstone.com/politics/blogs/taibblog/outrageo... But note that dealing with Iran, Sudan and some other c
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by chriscool 12y ago
Tell us when you make it open source. I would be happy to have a look and maybe help.
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by chriscool 12y ago
About (2) I think programmers don't buy development tools any more. They use open source or maybe free tools. Only Microsoft might still be able to have people pay for Visual Studio (but that's because they own Windows). Either yo
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by chriscool 13y ago
Almost all my open source work was in my volunteer free time as well. And I try to be very polite and nice to others in my open source work as well as in my regular work and on forums. But I don't try to impose my standards, or any wor
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by chriscool 13y ago
Linus just says that he doesn't want to "act professional". Remember that he may still feel that it is a hobby for him to work on Linux. He started it in his spare time and, even if he is technically payed to work on it by th
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by chriscool 14y ago
If you work on a small code base, or if you know the code base perfectly, you might get away with your "tried and true method" most of the time. But if you are working on a code base with hundreds of commits per month, I wish you a lot of l
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by chriscool 14y ago
The marriage rate is lower than ever because we are in a transition from a patriarchy to a matriarchy. See my blog post about it: http://blog.couder.net/post/2012/06/30/Sex-and-Power
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From Patriarchy to Matriarchy(blog.couder.net)
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