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by dagss 10y ago
What you are missing here is "denormalization" -- e.g. many-to-many relationships. You can either use a JOIN with a table on a "normalized" database, or keep managing the result of the join in application code. Loading
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by dagss 10y ago
Sure? I interpret it as meaning that every square meter gets energy surplus of 0.5 to 1 watt - as in, 0.5 to 1 watt hours per hour, or 0.5 to 1 watt seconds per second...
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by dagss 10y ago
Much (most?) code is trivial to write, the work is figuring out what code to write -- posing the problem correctly is half the job. Then inevitably as you work on solving the problem you will (if, and only if, you know the business domain w
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by dagss 10y ago
Then discover that since last time I installed emacs on a fresh computer, somebody with an insane opinion about indentation "worked on" python-mode. Struggle with it a couple of days, then try to find an old enough emacs package f
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by dagss 10y ago
I would think the problem is the volume of traffic faced by pedestrians and neighbors, not specifically who drives. Many roads are simply suitable for moderate traffic. "Solving the problem" in this case often involves a roadblock
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by dagss 10y ago
I work on a 100 KLOC Python project and have written a fair bit of C++ too. We must have different definitions of "all hell from breaking loose", since none of those tools would help me avoid that in C++ at all. Hell has broken lo
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by dagss 10y ago
Nature Biotechnology is in fact only "a journal", there is Nature proper and then lots of spin-offs that have to be evaluated on their own merit.
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by dagss 10y ago
You happened to be born before those tools were invented. Question at hand is how life will be for those growing up now.
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by dagss 10y ago
I was answering to "using a substandard approach and language" -- if that is an option that's on the table I am assuming the time savings would be substantial (order of 50%). I do of course agree that one should often "T
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by dagss 10y ago
You neglect something I think is very important: You do not normally know up front what code will live and not. If you carefully (over-)engineer everything you will perhaps not get time to write all those short-lived failures that preceded
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by dagss 10y ago
But that is for good reason -- it seems to exist mainly for pedagogical reasons. It is more like contributing to a textbook. Contributing to the "real world" software (NumPY, OpenBLAS, etc) which is optimized and battle-hardened i
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by dagss 11y ago
So basically you think it is best (of likely options) that the majority of humans should not have basic needs met so that the remainder can reflect on how free and unenslaved they are. That is quite cynical.
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by dagss 11y ago
Somebody can crash into you.
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by dagss 11y ago
Did you notice that this thread is about mental strategies?
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by dagss 11y ago
Citation needed, I was convinced I heard the opposite was the case...
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by dagss 11y ago
As for leaking info, your Py3.6 example leaks exactly as much (i.e., what is referenced in the literal). In fact you could consider it syntactic sugar for the locals() (although faster I guess).
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by dagss 11y ago
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by dagss 11y ago
And yet it was perfectly obvious what was meant. If you just assume the person who made the comment is not stupid/rambling (difficult concept, I know...) it is not difficult to get the meaning at all.
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by dagss 11y ago
This is mainly Gurzadyan's work, and it shows such a complete lack of understanding for basic statistical analysis it's not even funny. They basically assume that if you have an i.i.d. random vector x, then a linearly transformed
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by dagss 11y ago
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by dagss 11y ago
Point is you can use passphrases that are easier for humans to remember, but you then need to measure entropy as numbers of words and size of dictionary and 16 characters is too little. https://xkcd.com/936/
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by dagss 11y ago
There are other options, like spend the same resources building a monolith that is not spaghetti. And it is certainly possible for the sum of microservices to become spaghetti.
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by dagss 11y ago
But it is nothing compared to the reality without taxes, where ANYONE (who can afford more men with guns than you can) can come and shoot you dead right away and take your property, not even giving you a chance to pay taxes (or vote) first.
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by dagss 11y ago
There is nothing in the game about 1024/being 10 rolls. You pay X to enter tge game on start, then you roll up to infinitely many times, and the paradox is what X should be.
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by dagss 11y ago
It is certainly found at Earth too. But since you can only interact with it through gravity and the effect is very very small compared to earths gravitation it is not like you can take a picture...
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by dagss 11y ago
Thanks, this was a good answer. Yes, I am going to want to use SSH in the end, the console is typically what I want, potentially with a single port forwarded (8080 or whatnot), so I guess the question really comes down to "is there a
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by dagss 11y ago
From the article: "You should not publicly expose SSH on any server, if you can avoid it! The vast majority of your estate would of course be locked away and protected by some sort of proper VPN (IPSec, OpenVPN etc), wouldn't it?&
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by dagss 11y ago
In Norway my grandma tells the same thing about life 50 years ago far into the countryside -- she tells this funny story about somebody who was extremely hungry after a long hike, but didn't eat as they were only implored to eat twice,
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by dagss 12y ago
You said in a comment that you're looking for a usecase for this technique, so I'll provide one for something similar, perhaps we'll get ideas. I've been toying with something similar lately, as a caching framework for s
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by dagss 12y ago
The rest of the thread linked to gets into the intentional lack of modularity in GCC. Lots of open source, not-really-for-profit projects are benefits from LLVM in general: Julia, Numba (numerical JIT compiler for Python), Xdress (C++ wrapp

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