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fjfaase
7y ago
As so many things with scrum, a lot depends on the attitude of the scum master. If the scrum master is an ambitions person and focusing on results, stand-up meetings can be become a drag. If however, the scrum master has a focus on the team
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7y ago
Yes, I agree with you. For production compilers, with hand-coded parsers, it is a waste of space to store all files in memory. Please note that I was talking about introductions to scanning and parsing. I just feel there is no need to make
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7y ago
I do not know, if you took time to look at the next function in https://github.com/DoctorWkt/acwj/tree/master/01_Scanner , but there is a Putback variable, which seems to imply that the scanner goes back
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7y ago
This is actually not about a source repository being larger than a gigabyte, but a problem that arises with the C-preprocessor, where for a certain use, a certain header file is included many, many times, and where the position for all incl
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7y ago
I feel that many introductions to scanning and parsing are based on old techniques when memory were scarce. In those times storing your files in memory, was simply impossible. But we live in times where we have gigabytes of ram and there ar
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7y ago
With a Yacc-like parser, it is indeed hard to define what the AST should be, but because AST generation is most of the time rather straightforward, you could automate it, by simply specifying some string at the end of a rule and have a gene
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7y ago
Git does not store differences between files, but packs (versions of) files (to save disk space) in single .pack files.
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7y ago
How long would it take to make the whole screen one color (excluding the red car)? And what is the best strategy: driving in circles or fast alternating between gas and brake?
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7y ago
I bought this book on Friday July 21, 1978 and learned how to program in LISP.
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7y ago
I have been looking for photogrammetry based 3D modeling software. Most existing photogrammetry solutions produce a point cloud, which usually does not result in nice geometry. Often, we as humans know that a certain object as a certain geo
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7y ago
Maybe being a senior software engineer also means that you know the difference between what is important and what not in a particular situation. It is very easy to get caught in something that is not really important and put a lot of energy
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7y ago
An electrical car produces almost as much fine dust particles as an internal combustion engine. Thus in that respect they are as poluting. The CO2 and NOx combustion engines produces are not that dangerous to our health. Soot, mainly produc
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7y ago
Gravity is the weakest known force, orders of magnitued weaker than the other forces. Dark matter has never been measured on earth due to gravitational interactions. This is probably related to the fact that the particle responsable for the
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7y ago
He basically argues that there are no forces to be discovered which could have a measurable effect on our day-to-day functioning. For example, so far, we have not discovered any dark matter particles. This does not rule out that we will dis
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7y ago
Actually, it is a way to represent state machines as 'code'. It is a way of seperating the data from the functions, such that the functions can be 'stopped' and 'continued' in the middle (turning them into coro
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7y ago
Sean Carroll argues that all physics, which could matter to us, has been discovered. See for example his talk "From Particles to People" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X5Fel1VKEN8
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They (B&K) always claimed that their end of the series was based on the notes by Frank Herbert that they found at some point. They however, have never disclosed those notes, to at least give us an opportunity to verify those claims. I h
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7y ago
'Catholic' does not neccessary refer to Roman Catholic and/or Christianity. See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catholic_(term)
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7y ago
You could even implement this with a loop instead of a recursive call, to avoid running out of stack. Please note that memorization is a simple trick to solve a lot of parsing problems. I developed an intepretting parser, that basically doe
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7y ago
Yes, the controls of an excavator look very complex, but it is a one-to-one interface. There is exactly one control for each type of movement and it does not have any 'options' attached to it. There are no levers on levers that ma
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7y ago
When I think about hypersane people, what come to my mind are: Josha Bach, Frans de Waal, Thomas Ligotti (The Conspiracy Against the Human Race), and, a non-human, fictional character: Mr. Spock.
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I understand what you mean. I more mend it, for the people from the outside, who sometimes, so easily, make their judgements and come with their advice. Although I live in a rather liberal country, the choices are still rather limited. The
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I wish you much strength. The kinds of decisions you are facing (have faced) are the hardest you can imagine and can only be understood if you have been in the situation yourself. I believe that nobody has the right to judge them. Last Octo
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He probably would not have survived when born a hunderd years ago or in a less developed country, because he relied on tube feeding for several years. To me, you did not sound brutal. A side effect of having better medical intervention tech
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Yes, his motor function is also affected, but has improved a lot, such that now as an adult, it is primarily his fine motor skills that are poor. But he has no problems using a mouse. The wear pattern of his shoes is still a little abnormal
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7y ago
To clarify, the mutation of my son is not inherited, it is a new mutation, which most likely occured in my sperm cells. Not having an interest in romance is but one of the least symptoms he has. I only took it as an example. His social emot
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De novo mutations (DNM), that is new mutations, is rather high and increases stronly with the age of the father, because sperm cells are produced by continued cell divisions, where the egg cells of women are produced before birth. With the
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My son too has a unique and disabling mutation. As far as I know, he is the only person with this mutation, but there are more people with a mutation in the same region of the gene, that are affected in the same way. The problem with some m
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One type of refactoring is to replace recursion with iteration. You could replace iterate_big_datastructure with an iteration class. I know, it will require dynamic memory allocation. But do not forget, that you can also run out of stack if
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I doubt if you need any new language construct to introduce this. Could you not simply pass an error handling function/object with all your functions/methods, which is called when an error occurs? This function/object could t
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