jalcazar

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   by jalcazar 11y ago

   No. Matthew Dillon doesn't need to work but keeps working on DragonFlyBSD. Also it is possible to live and work as in retirement http://www.noogenesis.com/pineapple/fisherman.html
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   by jalcazar 11y ago

   Company: International Systems Research Co. (ISR) Location: Tokyo Visa: support offered Roles: Software Engineers. Java, security(SSO, PKI, SSL, authentication protocols), TDD, Continuous-Integration, JavaScript, UX, Android, iOS. Job Descr
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   by jalcazar 12y ago

   I heard that U.S. Legalization of Marijuana has had other side effects in Mexico, like making harder to get good quality weed in Mexico
4. 64.▲
   by jalcazar 12y ago

   Debuggers, profilers, monitoring tools, etc. have an associate overhead.... how is this a bug?
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   by jalcazar 12y ago

   Besides the S. Keshav's paper on how to read papers "How to Read a Paper", take a look at the section "Reading Research Papers" by Margo Seltzer in "CS261: Graduate Operating Systems (2014)" http:/&#
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   by jalcazar 12y ago

   he does! The following quote is a jewel: "If you don’t know history, everything today can seem quite novel. But in the larger context of the story of human history, much of what fascinates, today, is quite redundant."
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   by jalcazar 12y ago

   The following paragraph is key to understand the phenomenon. I'm a western who have been living in Japan for years and is still difficult to understand how parents allow and support their children to be hikikomori. “In western society,
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   by jalcazar 12y ago

   Looks very good and definitively more affordable than datascience@berkeley. Thanks! Looking forward to use it
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   by jalcazar 12y ago

   This reminds me of MegaPipe. Basically it creates a pipe between kernel and user space. It uses batching too https://www.usenix.org/conference/osdi12/technical-sessions/...
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    by jalcazar 12y ago

    While France signs with Elsevier, many scientists around the world have been protesting against Elsevier in a movement called "The Cost of Knowledge". The Open Journal ( http://theoj.org ) is an example of doing open sci