hakutsuru

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by hakutsuru 3y ago
Sorry if this is a bit off-topic, but sometimes it is the kid who accelerates themselves (and their parents would have no sense of the material). Just in case you are a smart kid in high school, or helping one, Do Not Skip Calculus 1 in col
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by hakutsuru 5y ago
Constraints. More memory requires more power and weight, but portability and features restrict battery size. Non-native languages use garbage collection, which implies 6x memory or limited performance. It is possible to emulate manual memor
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by hakutsuru 11y ago
I feel as though I do process lists via ansible. You could be less abstract and provide code. Otherwise, it is hard to take this complaint seriously. Here we install Jenkins jobs.... - name: create the job config.xml files sudo: tru
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by hakutsuru 11y ago
Columbia House was a multi-format business, very sensitive to "hits", which experienced booms when new formats were being adopted. It catered to collectors, not with "quality" per se, but convenience and bargains. (Recog
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by hakutsuru 11y ago
Yes, and the wiki is relevant... Columbia House, BMG and Bookspan were mashed together years ago. While Columbia House could a Dilbertesque nightmare, the Machiavellianism I watched unfold in Garden City was remarkable.
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by hakutsuru 11y ago
While this may have been so at some time, while I was at the company (1998-2010), it is categorically false. Fraud detection became an important kpi, and sophisticated tools were used to minimize it. The company was shopped and acquired sev
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by hakutsuru 15y ago
I would not propose this book as one that every programmer should read. But others have posted about books that started with fundamentals and illustrated how computing systems evolved, which brings this book to mind... Henry D'Angelo "Micro