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601.
by daly 6y ago
I tried to buy (pre-order) the book. I created an account on the Apress site as described in their help section. There is no link to buy the book. Sigh.
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by daly 6y ago
That depends. My Windows machine gets rebooted about once a week, by Microsoft, not by me. Microsoft doesn't value my work. My Linux machine has been up and running since April 2014.
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by daly 6y ago
The Linux Foundation (with MS on its board) and Google are now suddenly interested in "helping" with trademark issues. I smell a rat. This makes no sense. 15 U.S.C. § 1125(a) creates a civil cause of action for claims of false des
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by daly 6y ago
The Linux Foundation (with MS on its board) and Google are now suddenly interested in "helping" with trademark issues. I smell a rat. This makes no sense. 15 U.S.C. § 1125(a) creates a civil cause of action for claims of false des
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by daly 6y ago
The Linux Foundation (with MS on its board) and Google are now suddenly interested in "helping" with trademark issues. I smell a rat. This makes no sense. 15 U.S.C. § 1125(a) creates a civil cause of action for claims of false des
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by daly 6y ago
The Linux Foundation (with MS on its board) and Google are now suddenly interested in "helping" with trademark issues. I smell a rat. This makes no sense. 15 U.S.C. § 1125(a) creates a civil cause of action for claims of false des
607.
by daly 6y ago
The Linux Foundation (with MS on its board) and Google are now suddenly interested in "helping" with trademark issues. I smell a rat. This makes no sense. 15 U.S.C. § 1125(a) creates a civil cause of action for claims of false des
608.
by daly 6y ago
The Linux Foundation (with MS on its board) and Google are now suddenly interested in "helping" with trademark issues. I smell a rat. This makes no sense. 15 U.S.C. § 1125(a) creates a civil cause of action for claims of false des
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by daly 6y ago
The Linux Foundation (with MS on its board) and Google are now suddenly interested in "helping" with trademark issues. I smell a rat. This makes no sense. 15 U.S.C. § 1125(a) creates a civil cause of action for claims of false des
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by daly 6y ago
The Linux Foundation (with MS on its board) and Google are now suddenly interested in "helping" with trademark issues. I smell a rat. This makes no sense. 15 U.S.C. § 1125(a) creates a civil cause of action for claims of false des
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by daly 6y ago
The Linux Foundation (with MS on its board) and Google are now suddenly interested in "helping" with trademark issues. I smell a rat. This makes no sense. 15 U.S.C. § 1125(a) creates a civil cause of action for claims of false des
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by daly 6y ago
The Linux Foundation (with MS on its board) and Google are now suddenly interested in "helping" with trademark issues. I smell a rat. This makes no sense. 15 U.S.C. § 1125(a) creates a civil cause of action for claims of false des
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by daly 6y ago
This is a content-free podcast. Don't bother.
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by daly 6y ago
In fact, I did. I have been tempted to write a program to fetch the hackernews headlines and eliminate the useless cruft so it hit one of the things I find annoying.
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by daly 6y ago
Sorry. I disagree. The only thing I'd change is to put the flag|hide|etc as prefix icons so I can get 1 headline per line with minimal vertical spacing. This gives about 60 headlines per page and the highest "headline density&quot
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by daly 6y ago
Yep. Nearly every day. Have been lisping since lisp 1.5 in 1971. Lisp is "mental clay". It has the lowest "impedence mismatch" between your problem and your solution.
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by daly 6y ago
Latex. Almost all of the source code for Axiom (1.2 million lines of code) lives inside latex documents. They are literate programs. I can explain the most complex ideas along with the code that implements them. And I can illustrate the ide
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by daly 6y ago
Readability: the Optimal Line Length https://baymard.com/blog/line-length-readability?utm_source=...
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by daly 6y ago
Have you looked into the details of developing a vaccine? There are dangers. For instance, for polio, from sciencehistory.org: During his lifetime Sabin staunchly defended his live-virus vaccine, refusing to believe any evidence that it cou
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by daly 6y ago
Really? I learned an amazing amount about virology in the last 3 months, taking a couple online courses, studying the textbook, and listening to This Week in Virology (TWIV). I have also spent a lot of time on Machine Learning (for example,
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by daly 6y ago
http://daly.axiom-developer.org/hello.w is a program in "whitespace". The original text is the standard C helloworld program. Characters are converted to morse code. A morse 'dih' is converted to 's
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by daly 6y ago
I was "offered" a management job 8 times. I turned them down (despite some of them involving a raise). Why would I go from the top of my skill set (programming) to the bottom of a job I'm unable to perform? I can barely manag
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by daly 6y ago
Yes. Read up on data structures and their big-O costs. Most of the "interviews" are conducted by very-recent college graduates who know the algorithms and their big-O. The fact that I taught Data Structures didn't seem to mat
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by daly 6y ago
Yes. The term used is "not a good cultural fit".
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by daly 6y ago
I'm at 50 years (so far).
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by daly 6y ago
I worked on the for years. The LSI-11 was my favorite machine.
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by daly 6y ago
I used to drive a truck on a beach cleaning crew. We were driving along at about 3 in the morning when the truck suddenly stopped. The wheels were in quicksand. The front of the truck eventually sank up to the headlights. There was a buried
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by daly 6y ago
No, we don't. I don't think you understand how Remdsivir works. I don't think you understand that its effects are corrected by the viral error-correcting enzyme. Furthermore, I don't think you understand that Remdesivir
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by daly 6y ago
Please post the code.
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AI/ML consciousness requires emergent needs
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