infradig

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by infradig 10y ago
And also hot dog. The 'dog' being the dough or bun, not the meat in the middle.
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by infradig 10y ago
I always thought the origin was from "bugbear", an irritating or annoying thing that had be endured if not eliminated.
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by infradig 10y ago
I programmed UNISYS 1100's in 1980. Awesome beasts.
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by infradig 10y ago
"The cat ate my homework. The cat ate my homework.The cat ate my homework.The cat ate my homework... Etc" Got me an A-
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by infradig 10y ago
The Reef is doing just fine, folks.
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by infradig 10y ago
If there is something that is known to be true, but can't be computed, wouldn't that invalidate the simulation hypothesis?
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by infradig 10y ago
Prolog is my scripting language of choice for personal projects. Like HN uses a custom Lisp, I prefer doing stuff with my custom Prolog. But then, i'm a curmudgeonly old fart.
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by infradig 10y ago
Well that sounds like Erlang.
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by infradig 11y ago
Good to see Prolog getting a mention!
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by infradig 11y ago
As explained below by others. I used headless FreeBSD for years with servers, but for the desktop move I chose PCBSD because it wraps it up neatly. My desktop needs are pretty simple though.
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by infradig 11y ago
Just moved to PCBSD 10.2 with Lumina desktop. No regrets.
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by infradig 11y ago
After twenty years of using it? That I was wrong, that plain-old C really is better.
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by infradig 11y ago
Prolog + TRIX = Erlang?
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by infradig 11y ago
If you specify -std=c11 you won't get strdup().
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by infradig 11y ago
Because strdup() is not standard enough to rely on. You have to test all sorts of magic values to pull it in, then you have define it yourself for those cases where it isn't defined. Why bother? Just write you own equivalent.