iceberg

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by iceberg 9y ago
I used to do a lot of searching the Internet for a solution to a problem I ran into while coding and then I ended up having a bunch of web-links to fixes I didn't write. I got annoyed with myself about this. Instead of searching the In
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by iceberg 9y ago
I work with and live near people who share the same point of view as you and to some degree I get it but I mostly don't agree with it. Here's why and I'm am absolutely not saying this is you!!! I'm just generalizing the
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by iceberg 9y ago
I couldn't agree more!!
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by iceberg 12y ago
Does a lack of interest in solving (mechanical) puzzles imply you're a weak programmer? I really don't think so: I think it all comes down to how you think - intuition versus logic. And I think people don't fall neatly into e
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by iceberg 14y ago
Starting out in a new field (gym in this case) with unrealistic expectations (unrealistic training plan) and trying to meet these unrealistic expectations can quickly deject ones efforts. The issue is with setting unrealistic goals, and NOT
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by iceberg 15y ago
Thanks for posting this! I was completely unaware of this being pushed through.
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by iceberg 15y ago
Why would "lsof +L1" possibly signify "a cracker trying to hide something"? I'm wondering becuase I have lots(!) of results for this command.
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by iceberg 16y ago
Do C/C++ compilers use staged (on-line and off-line) specialisation (removing control-flow dependant on run-time constants)? I suppose specialisation is more suited for languages executing with a virtual machine, like Java.
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Get Better at Math by Disrupting Your Brain(scientificamerican.com)
6 points by iceberg 16y ago|0 comments