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godmodus
10y ago
Most if not all GIS fans have seen the original. There's no use to compare it to lower standards. A reference point already exists, and makes it difficult.
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godmodus
10y ago
I'm just going to ignore this movie exists tbh.
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godmodus
10y ago
There's a ton of abuse on YouTube. The content is generally made for an older public, that's how YouTube started and that's what the content is for The problem isn't YouTube per se, it's our understanding of it, and
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Ask HN: What are the best resources to properly learn Scala?
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10y ago
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godmodus
10y ago
Forgive them father, they know not what they do.
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godmodus
10y ago
Collision probabilities are way more probably than people intuitively care to believe. The pigeonhole principle or the birthday Paradoxon exemplify this quiet well. Hash tables are good, for small (relative to available space) static sets t
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godmodus
10y ago
Seconded.
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godmodus
10y ago
The problem with hashes is that they offer a likelihood of collision which in practice and for very large sets, does happen. Trees don't and are easier to reason about and prove. Esp. Important for critical systems or projects on massi
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godmodus
10y ago
Good write up. Ive been looking into Now this might sound like heresy but I've been considering moving to emacs lately and using evil mode. The thing that gets me is vim's lack for auto completion for stuff like scala. Has anyone
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godmodus
10y ago
Tip, install a "secure browser" - it would be detected as a low end platform because it doesn't send everything they need to "optimise" the experience, and offer you a stripped down version. Whoever installs fb on m
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10y ago
At somepoint with a family and having other obligations... It's Not easy. Some people choose the easier Road.
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10y ago
The worst of the worst! That said, I am one. And I don't think I'm that bad. I code with security in mind, I suppose a positive side to IRC PTSD I acquired at 16! Uni got me into thinking about testing while I code, and DBMS + alg
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godmodus
10y ago
Not sure why I was downvoted there o_O
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godmodus
10y ago
Isn't this used for skimming ATMs? What's new about this?
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godmodus
10y ago
Well we didn't use luldongues where I hanged out, but beyond that, pretty accurate for a clean, leetspeak free version :P Ahh, it's been awhile since I was 16.
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godmodus
10y ago
been a "word" since forever mate, i even remember using it in the 90s. and it's alright, you might just be young or haven't forayed much into the deeper corners of the web where 'vulns' get discussed.
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godmodus
10y ago
https://youtu.be/PLADhmeWp_Q U sure can!
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10y ago
http://m.ebay.com/itm/exp-gdc-v8-0-/252766646268?nav=SEARCH Ud need an external power supply to feed it, and u gotta see if it runs as a 1x or 2x on your machine to see if it's upgrade worthy - It's won&
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10y ago
X220 + egpu (rx470) Plays games fine. 400eu in total. Dafok are these people thinking. Give us better battery life plz. I'd pay 4500 for a laptop that can go a week on a single charge and weigh/have the size of my x220.
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10y ago
War on a drugs, esp. On Cannabis, is a good example of prohibition with the crime it generates.
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10y ago
Apache should be phased out. Tomcat and nginx seem to ha e fewer cults and are as performant. Why is Apache so popular still?
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10y ago
it's not about apple's process being imperfect. sure, you can fool them if you try hard enough and a bad actor. it's about damage mitigation, and shutting down a 3rd party "app-hot-fix" service is a good move. it&#x
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10y ago
good, this sort of stuff screams of abuse potential. devs should re-submit their code to apple, instead pushing "fixes" to phones. i guess it's fair to assume 99% of those pushes are safe (80%? guess it's more like '
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10y ago
That's a different issue all together. The very rich and the very poor are a unique clustering, but not at all fixed. Generationally, they're not stuck. There is movement in those clusters. I view these two minorities as a result
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10y ago
yes, yes it is. i am hopeful for the future, but i do worry for the present. what do you suggest we do about it? i have a few plans after im done with my studies which include education centers, but ill need to delve deeper into the issue f
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10y ago
well, that's a very interesting problem to solve, isn't it :>
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i do have a lot of faith, but it's in education and the human spirit in general. i don't view capitalism as a thing that'll stick around for long since it's severely predatory and wrecking havoc on the 3rd world. that sa
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boys suck at school not because boys are bad at school, it's because school sucks and is today fine tuned for women. there's a distinct need to revise all schooling before it's too late, tbfh. the men of old were very well ed
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tbh you're preaching to the choir here, i believe in 2-parent models for the sake of spending more time with the child and nurturing it better. that said, ill add that single parents of the past are often a result of a broken house hol
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godmodus
10y ago
what superseded it ? i'd like to read up on both and see how it evolved!
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