cjensen

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   by cjensen 15y ago

   Productivity is much better with a decent GUI like TortoiseSVN. Want to see the diffs for multiple files you have changed? Just double click each. No mucking about with command line windows and cutting and pasting filenames or what have y
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   by cjensen 15y ago

   You've already sunk money into a Computer. If you pay a little more per year on software, how much better is your computer? It's a tradeoff which depends upon how much money you have, and how much utility you will derive. For example, unli
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   by cjensen 15y ago

   To be clear, it works because X[Y] is a synonym for * (X + Y) Since addition is commutative, * (X + Y) can be rewritten as * (Y + X) which is a synonym for... Y[X]
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   by cjensen 15y ago

   Water is a molecule, not an atom. There are no molecules in plasma since the electrons have all wandered off. So if you heat water gas enough, it becomes a plasma of hydrogen and oxygen.
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   by cjensen 15y ago

   I have 20 years of experience in C++. C++ makes me more productive. If I understand correctly, Linus is saying something I agree with: a bad programmer using C++ will write code that is harder to maintain than code written by a bad programm
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   by cjensen 15y ago

   If $700 per developer for a Mac Mini affects your view of whether or not a given project will be profitable, then you are already too close to the "not profitable" line, and should definitely not develop the application. $700 is roughly the
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   by cjensen 15y ago

   Each of the intXX_t typedefs are optional. Each typedef is available iff the implementation has a type which is exactly XX bits.
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   by cjensen 15y ago

   sizeof(int) is either 2 or 4 on all reasonable architectures. On all modern and reasonable architectures, it must be 4. Short answer: if sizeof(int)=8, then you lose either the 2 byte integer, or the 4 byte integer. This would make it har
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   by cjensen 15y ago

   Correct. Phase 1 is where they check to see if the vaccine is safe. Considering the history of HIV Vaccines, it's way too early to get excited.