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   by film42 12y ago

   I've actually looked into this, but it seemed like far too much overhead to simply open, edit and save a file; especially remotely.
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   by film42 12y ago

   I use emacs for most of my daily development, but always rely on nano or vi in the terminal due to emacs startup time. I'm going to give mg a shot this week!
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   by film42 12y ago

   The gist of this is really the Backpropagation algorithm [1]. It appears as though everything else is a means to detect when to stop. One of the clearest walkthroughs I've seen online is a short series of very short videos by Stephen C
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   by film42 12y ago

   Double exclamation marks force a true value, as opposed to a truthy one. For example: SomethingTruthy => TruthyThing !SomethingTruthy => False !!SomethingTruthy => True
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   by film42 12y ago

   I see what Shykes is getting at though. I mean, if you want to use the rocket, then use the rocket. If you want to use docker, then how does adding another runtime help a docker user, when they could simply switch to rocket? I can understan
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   by film42 12y ago

   Do you use a usb controller? If so, which one?
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   by film42 12y ago

   I'm wondering what the lifetime of an order is. On the stock market, many orders are canceled if they're not fulfilled in that trading day. An exchange like this works a bit different. Could anyone shed some light?
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   257 CES gadgets in 3 minutes – CES 2015 [YouTube](youtube.com)

   1 points by film42 12y ago|0 comments
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   Bodies, debris from missing AirAsia plane pulled from sea off Indonesia(reuters.com)

   2 points by film42 12y ago|0 comments
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    by film42 12y ago

    True, but you can increase that reliability with encrypted sqlite. Gonna have to pay for it, though.
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    by film42 12y ago

    Sooooo much better! Thank you!
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    by film42 12y ago

    Thanks for making this! I had to pull myself away after 10min of reading this because it's quite addicting. One thing though: the style makes it really hard for me to read the text, I ended up just changing the text color for myself in
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    by film42 12y ago

    Absolutely not! Just because it doesn't jive with GPL doesn't mean JS obfuscation is no longer source. It's not like compiling a C program without debugger symbols. It's the same high-level JS language, it's just &q
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    by film42 12y ago

    > Google Docs downloads into your machine a JavaScript program which measures half a megabyte, in a compacted form that we could call Obfuscript because it has no comments and hardly any whitespace, and the method names are one letter lo
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    by film42 12y ago

    UDATE: 24-hr re-cycle.
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    Reflections on Trusting Trust (1984)(win.tue.nl)

    2 points by film42 12y ago|0 comments
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    Redis – First Commit Tree(github.com)

    1 points by film42 12y ago|0 comments
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    by film42 12y ago

    Me too! It can also get super hot! Over a million degrees!!
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    by film42 12y ago

    Right, what I meant though was YouTube let's anyone upload videos. That ingestion must account for a lot more than Netflix's TCP ACKs considering 100 hours of video are uploaded every minute to YouTube [1]. [1] https://
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    by film42 12y ago

    True, and I noted that, but it does represent a ratio which can be used to compare against other sites on that list, like YouTube.
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    by film42 12y ago

    It just seems weird that YouTube is further down that list, yet YouTube is a video hosting service.
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    by film42 12y ago

    So if Netflix makes up 9.48% of upstream and 32.39% of downstream, that means for each 10 packets sent, 3 ACK packets are sent back (I know those figures don't represent raw traffic). Does that seem a little odd? I'm not asking as
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    by film42 12y ago

    We talked about this in one of my university classes recently. There's a difference between engineering a solution, and coding a spec. If you only need someone to implement your spec, then why not save money and outsource? Turns out, t
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    by film42 12y ago

    This is awesome! I'll take a look at the migration guide later tonight and upgrade my projects. He said there are, "big breaking changes," but hopefully it doesn't require too much change. Either way, congrats and thank
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    by film42 12y ago

    Totally agree! You'll often hear my talk about how terrible of a language PHP is, but at the same time, I'm forever grateful for PHP. It was my first language! It was simple, but most important, I made things work! I gained more e
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    by film42 12y ago

    Exactly! Even though haskell is pure, it's impure in the context of the complete system.
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    by film42 12y ago

    I'm not too sure. This link has clearly seen its prime, so I think google is your best bet.
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    by film42 12y ago

    I recently heard a google employee come speak at my university about how google's main codebase is compiled using clang, and their janitorial work is done using clang mapreduce [1]. Furthermore, that google employee talked about how go
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    What's the Temperature of Outer Space?(space.com)

    1 points by film42 12y ago|4 comments
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    by film42 12y ago

    > No puzzle here. You can only log in if Google has flagged your search topics. > On google search, you have the variable window.location.search = "?gfe_rd=cr&ei=XXXGyZiVNHoFcuF8Qe7wYHACw&gws_rd=ssl" > That string