coolj

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by coolj 14y ago
> in the developing world cf. http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2005/05...
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by coolj 14y ago
> Today, [cloud providers Amazon Web Services and Rackspace, and thirty of the world’s biggest Web hosting companies] announced that they will support Railgun... I can't find any such announcements; anybody have links? Based on comments
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by coolj 14y ago
Please post the numbers for that box with vanilla (non-parallel) std::sort, on the whole array, as well! I'm curious!
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by coolj 14y ago
You can use "/statusbar prompt disable" (and "/save" to make it persistent).
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by coolj 14y ago
To be clear, I wasn't suggesting anyone do anything. I was noting that http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/License-free_software is open to various interpretations regarding distribution of patches, etc (djb's interpretation being one example).
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by coolj 14y ago
> The abstract operation Quote(value) wraps a String value in double quotes and escapes characters within it. It doesn't look like http://es5.github.com/#Quote has anything to do with serializing to JSON string--am I missing somethi
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by coolj 14y ago
That may be true--I'd like to know what specific tax cuts you're referring to. It also looks like it was the 80's when the debt really started growing, according to the numbers in that article. It's true that government spending (as % of GD
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by coolj 14y ago
I don't use this extension, but I just looked at the xpi and crx versions and they are both just javascript, and I didn't find any license mentioned anywhere. So if you believe djb, you can distribute the source + patches until the author e
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by coolj 14y ago
> But that subsidy must come from somewhere. It doesn't have to. Sure, subsidies can help the overall economy. But when you're falling off a fiscal cliff, the debt ceiling is rising, and your credit rating has already been downgraded, y