julie1

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by julie1 12y ago
You are right, I should not compare apple and orange: you can edit text, play soduku, do syntax highlighting easily, search/replace with regexp in vim, while in angular JS you can only do slow, unusable data bindings. So comparing the
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by julie1 12y ago
14 pages for a cheatsheet! The ones for emacs/vim are 1 page only, I guess we have a measure of the complication of angular now.
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by julie1 12y ago
I think I could actually evaluate the price it would cost for building this radar in one year (and quite a lot of cash for asking people that knows more than me) and give and exact amount of money for building it. And one more year for asse
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by julie1 12y ago
Bright article for once. But, such a shame people don't understand what survival to the fittest means. Bombers/planes are expensive. Some people think that if you are rich then having expensive toys is good. Less people are able
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by julie1 12y ago
Oh! rediscovering basic science: allergies are violent reactions to toxins! My physic teachers used to say science is not about why but about how. Why is religion, how is science.
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by julie1 12y ago
I checked; I remembered the wrong analogy: http://www.investopedia.com/terms/p/pick-and-shovel-play.asp I am talking of a pick and shovel scheme. I should be ashamed, but I am not :) It is still the rigt idea and
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by julie1 12y ago
It is called a gold rush 2.0. The second .com bubble is about making tools for startup to be efficient and then advertise how much these business models are successful to attract more startup to make tools for startups. The same way during
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by julie1 12y ago
12 years ago miod and marc talking of openBSD http://www.libroscope.org/OpenBSD-ne-desarme-pas (fr) or miod taking is sherlock holmes hat to solve a GCC bug http://www.onlamp.com/pub/a/bsd/200
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by julie1 12y ago
Most of the time spent is in debugging/maintaining. Terrible code base says that the value per customers is decresaing while customers increases because your costs (of software QA) are eating your margins. Ugly codebase that does not s
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by julie1 12y ago
That is the point. You should assess critically why you can't remember. It means either you lack knowledge in underlying abstractions OR the map is wrong. So, you have to orthogonal thinking to do: - reinforce your capacitive memory by
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by julie1 12y ago
After you had to learn to use spice, matlab, VHDL, all the weired stuff of physics (Quantum mechanics, physical stats, relativity...), english and german ... then computer new technologies are laughably neither complex nor disrupting. Most
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by julie1 12y ago
It is a FUD. Thesis : you may think you have nothing to hide, but because of sociogramms and retroactive laws you do. Because everybody is related to everybody, you are being watched. Thus don't move, don't speak, just hide.
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by julie1 12y ago
A programm is made of code and setup/tweaking. If you make a program for interconnecting element together (by definition a complex system) it can yield chaotic behaviour. What will be important will not be your code for doing so, but y
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by julie1 12y ago
This attitude is gross: open source contributors are not your bitches. And in open source, if you spot a problem: fix it by contributing. Shaming someone publicly (isn't it bullying?) that contributes a lot for «being unnice» on his sp
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by julie1 12y ago
You don't solve the inflexion problem. You would need something where the lemmization tokenization of the sentence is easily accessible to a grammar engine. Something horrible like: <div ><lemm="personnal pronoun"&
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by julie1 12y ago
weired in my old greek lessons it was already said to be the motto of Athen. http://chs.harvard.edu/CHS/article/display/3824 Maybe Zappata went to school and studied the story of Athen?
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by julie1 12y ago
It is called cargo cult computing. People understand the security importance, they hear the words, and instead of applying them, they disguise as monkeys and are repeating the words ad nauseum while throwing bananas at people's faces e
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And VHDL.
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by julie1 12y ago
FSM are anolgous to cellular automata, and since it is non linear algebrae, it is impossible to predict a finite sequence. FSM do indeed have most of the time regular basin of attraction with finite sequences, but there are chaotic evolutio
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by julie1 12y ago
It looks like a 2nd system effect to me or a cancer of the features. In JS there are a lot of other stuff to fix before adding syntax. (non commutativity of ==). But adding stuff like macro, confusing multiline chars it looks like a hell to
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by julie1 12y ago
This north korea hacking looks more and more like a marketing PR scam... Or at least something very opportunisticly white washing for the company involved in privacy leaking and censorship. Beurk
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by julie1 12y ago
Give me an input, the expected output, and I will show you I can do a more readable shorter and easier version of the transofrmation with jquery. The XSLT is so unreadable it requires comments. I did once a less than 2k library in js that l
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by julie1 12y ago
why not talk about soft IRQ? The signal idea is to implement a user space soft IRQ like communication between process. But we trigger them the wrong way if should not be syslog that does kill -HUP daemon to have them release file but daemon
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by julie1 12y ago
Problem 0: Yes sysinit has problems but systemd brings even more problems (journalctl, PID 1, dependancy Hell ++, undeterministic bootup process) Systemd is a broken silver bullet for handling the decrease in quality of packaging. There are
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by julie1 12y ago
Forget all the craps about new silver bullet mantra (peer review, agile and peer coding and shit). Just put them on mandatory level 2/3 support 20% of the time for the code that is written. When you have to maintain code you fully gras
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by julie1 12y ago
Avoid timestamps: computer are not perfect, their clocks tends to drifts in non predictable ways (even with NTP). I suspect seen quite real bugs due to clock drifting (and linux non monotonic timer (which impacted python) for a while (but
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by julie1 12y ago
The joy of French map that are false around Paris in the suburbs unless you take the highway. Was using IGN map to go to Paris from Pontoise using the straight line fresh market road from Rouen... Nearly got killed by gypsies, and false ind
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by julie1 12y ago
Varvakios agora in Athen. Nice, and pittoresque. As secretive as Rungis :)
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At least I checked SqlAlchemy prepared IN statement are safe.
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by julie1 12y ago
Drupal like GnuTLS, like openSSL, like joomla, and like a lot of code out there as always been recognized poor quality unreadable code by my own eyes. (Like some parts of the linux kernel) Why don't people see the pattern? Poorly coded

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