godmodus

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by godmodus 10y ago
True for most devs that do any backend work. Many devs out there who work with Windows or do mostly front end often have little experience in that domain. Seeing alot of work get done at uni by students - who also actually some backend (fri
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by godmodus 10y ago
As someone who's worked as a bartender and have seen the inside of a big restaurant's kitchens... All I'll say is that you can definitely tell when Saturday's around. Cocain and methamphetamine use in the gastro industry
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by godmodus 10y ago
Most likely nicotine and engaging your parasympathetic system by moving and firing up your indocrine system. Smoking + fresh air is a double negative in a way. It reduces your blood's ability to carry oxygen so you're technically
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by godmodus 10y ago
Finally!
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by godmodus 10y ago
I made a mistake man, thanks for the back up though. I had an old java based chat client in mind that I used a long time ago and had a similar name.
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by godmodus 10y ago
Hmm, you're right. I had a different client in mind and confused the two - can't remember what it was called now, tried to Google but it might have died along time ago. Hell even xchat is now hexchat. Weechat seems to be a pretty
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by godmodus 10y ago
Apples and oranges - wee Is gui. Irssi is cli. It's "wee" - so it's minimal. Does a good job for its niche. Cli chat clients are more flexible, with all the complexity that brings with it - but they're usually robus
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by godmodus 10y ago
This. Somewhere there was drawn a line - education for work, and education for science. Nearly everyone think both are the same. Leading to thinking publish or perish being ok even if it's shit work.
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by godmodus 10y ago
i just stab them with a fork and deflate them here in germany before putting the deflated baggies into the yellow bag, and the box into the paper bag. not sure what's all the fuss is about. greener planet, happier people everyone wins.
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by godmodus 10y ago
me thinks it's time to start making fused CPU/RAM monster chips. Monster CPURAM chips and PCIe SSDs! nothing else makes sense! then make it smaller - use crystals for a 3D process! START USING BLOOD TO COOL IT AND FEED IT. CALL IT
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by godmodus 10y ago
unless it's the good ol` Embrace & Extend & Extinguish. it's here now, but i'd wait and see where this goes. we're lucky we still have linus.
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by godmodus 10y ago
"A weakness is an undesired characteristic of a system’s requirements, design or implementation [Black11a]. This definition excludes: * ... * insider malfeasance, such as exfiltration by Edward Snowden" Heh.
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by godmodus 10y ago
hug Good thing we still have pitchforks. AI can't wield a pitchfork.
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by godmodus 10y ago
id like to read such a collected works :o
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by godmodus 10y ago
k-anonimity is an awesome concept, and truly the only way to protect outselves these days - it's however difficult to successfully implement. glad to see more software out there based on this concept.
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by godmodus 10y ago
That's why I enjoyed the "hackers guide to neural networks" so much - it builds everything from the ground up
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by godmodus 10y ago
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=1SrHzSGn-I8 Feynmann pretty much settles it.
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by godmodus 10y ago
I don't see a problem with proper use of qualifiers. It has to be said that I'm a "right tool for the job" kind of man, and spend less time worrying about the perfect-ness of a language. Can't think of a better lang
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by godmodus 10y ago
I do it from time to time - and I like it. Works well for small functions/procedures. But try to use python beyond the pythonic way on a large scale and your in for a design challenge. But Im sure it'll be beautiful and you'l
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by godmodus 10y ago
We'll see how it'll get bootstrapped when it happens. It takes an optimist and a pessimist for balance :)
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by godmodus 10y ago
If it's written spartan style, yes. If you go nuts with its dark corners things do get wierd. It's why it's a hard labour to write safely - and a contributing reason to JVM success. It's the mother of all, and abusing it
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by godmodus 10y ago
I have my hopes up for Nokia and Microsoft - win10 devices are more or less a pocket PC. When Linux Support gets properly implemented into Windows, a brilliant new era will dawn. Not to mention c# is a beautiful language.
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by godmodus 10y ago
I stay away from flame wars and actively attempt to see the whole picture. My experience is my own, viewing students confront different languages and just looking at it all grow. I'm biased towards myself, heh. I certainly agree that h
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by godmodus 10y ago
not to mention they're battle tested. and C is predictable, period. no other language can come close bar ASM. even Rust has a long way to go before it matures to C11 levels - in terms of industry trust, community adoption and backtrack
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by godmodus 10y ago
exactly why we need a change on the level of school curricula - and the lazy part of being human can't be avoided. it's that "maximal result/minimum effort YOLO" that's coded into our genes.
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by godmodus 10y ago
i definitely commend you on the effort you're putting into this.
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by godmodus 10y ago
That's why a hardware change would be a step towards a change. If the metal was less von neumann and more Turing/number theoretical approach, it'd be a deep change. So far the limitation of what's practical were/are
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by godmodus 10y ago
Yeah ur right about the asterisk. I'll change it when I get to a desktop. As to Rust, it looks awesome.e, really. I've personally havn't used it but have been watching it rise through the rank with greater momentum (and more
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by godmodus 10y ago
reads like an ode to Haskell/ML. while haskell/ML is beautiful, and i'd much prefer it if everyone did adopt it - it seems human nature is preferring languages such as C, Python, C# and Java, exactly due to their expressivene
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by godmodus 10y ago
i'm perhaps a bit biased towards FreeBSD/jails which was a more pleasant to work with. But ill agree, containers and Dtrace are just excellent.

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