john_reel

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by john_reel 10y ago
Many third world countries have similar substance problems.
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by john_reel 10y ago
Can you explain how you set that up?
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by john_reel 10y ago
Maven, Ant, and Gradle are also in a class of their own. They help making building Java apps universally extremely easy. C# has an annoying amount of complexity in this area, with a lot of things being built into Visual Studio, and therefor
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by john_reel 10y ago
Google uses OpenJDK now. Nothing to worry about.
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by john_reel 10y ago
Monetary cost of the book is the only cost for me. For many programming books, reading them cover to cover is a bad idea. You won’t retain information and you might even go against the motivations of the book. I like these ebooks because th
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by john_reel 10y ago
That would be interesting. AA and NA meetings have undeniably helped a lot of people break addictions and turn their lives around. If a criminal justice system is to improve people's lives and many of these prisoners are in for drug an
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by john_reel 10y ago
Are you the waterflame that wrote the music for Geometry Dash?
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by john_reel 10y ago
Manufacturing isn’t coming back. Five Thirty Eight has a nice explanation of this.
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by john_reel 10y ago
x86 has string instructions that do not require DMA. Nobody needs to hardware accelerate string decoding and encoding though...
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by john_reel 10y ago
Correct.
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by john_reel 10y ago
Are you thinking of cooperative scheduling? If so, Presto did pioneer this.
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by john_reel 10y ago
Do you think that you could share the script?
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by john_reel 10y ago
Sure sounds a lot like the Burrows--Wheeler transform...
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by john_reel 10y ago
Realistically, if it reaches that point, why wouldn’t the first response be action on the part of ISP and backbone providers? I get that right now it would be extremely difficult and expensive, but at a point where DDoS has a significant ef
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by john_reel 10y ago
It might not be exactly what you’re looking for, but there was the recent attack on Brian Krebs.
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by john_reel 10y ago
There are reasons for that. Have you considered using something like luacheck?
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by john_reel 10y ago
What was your hack?
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by john_reel 10y ago
But it’s not real.
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by john_reel 10y ago
How would you develop the language specific skills?
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by john_reel 10y ago
Are there any plans to bring Torch to Windows?
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by john_reel 10y ago
As someone who isn’t familiar with functional programming at all or too familiar with Java, where do I start?
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by john_reel 10y ago
What is your company and product? I’m just curious.
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by john_reel 10y ago
LuaJIT made the news for having an interpreter that beat V8’s JIT a while ago. There are a lot of traits about languages and their implementations that makes looking at their compiler features a poor way of determining speed.
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by john_reel 10y ago
Is it really? Is there more that I can read about this?
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by john_reel 10y ago
Yeah, that’s really cool.
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by john_reel 10y ago
Even in poor weather?
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by john_reel 10y ago
Electron has gotten a lot of criticism for being bloated. Are there any good alternatives for making desktop apps that are scripting language based? I’d especially like to use Lua(JIT), but I’m not aware of anything anywhere near as reliabl
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by john_reel 10y ago
Reddit, Mozilla, and Project Wonderful have pulled this off well.
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by john_reel 10y ago
ZPAQ and pngwolf have very nice approaches to learning algorithms for compression. Especially ZPAQ.
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by john_reel 10y ago
Isn’t it closer to 30% when you factor in the cost it takes to build a fab? I remember reading something about that.

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