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by julie1 13y ago
openBSD credo: security bugs are just bugs. Mostly human, and avoidable but always present because people don't take the time to do it correctly. Quality, taking the time to make the things right, slowly, correctly, all that matters mo
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You can also add a gallery in jquery :) I did it with apache, and nginx https://github.com/jul/prettyAutoIndex I did not published nginx version though
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Area 51 was the place where v2 where tested. The UFO bs was just a convenient conspiracy theory to hide the fact USA was relying on more than morally unclear methods to get the former IIIrd reich scientists to do their job. It consisted not
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If charles stross talks about money, I would like the opinion of neal stephenson :) (REAMDE was right about that too, and his opinion is that money should always be indexed on resources, so that the economy is monetary bounded the same way
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estimation through linear techniques don't work on non linear problems. Else, if I have X users, tell me the formula to guess my IP transit bill when the number of users double? If you have it, you are a genius.
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The problem is not the content of any text. Btw, yours is good, but actually not for me, not because you are any bad, but because my brain is this way. Knowledge don't magically jump into the brain of people. The most important part ab
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the money first property is its volume should be controlled, preferably by human beings. It should avoid arbitrary effect such as the money coining belongs to an elite without any legitimity. Right now, bitcoin is a kind of speculative ponz
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PS I do AM surprised this knowledge is not a requirement for CS. Like knowing non linear problem (like estimating the cost of resource "per user" on the cloud with all their "discrete" rough edged pricing plan) cannot be
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As the ultimate dunce of my former universities, and being scorn in computer related job for dismissing technologies I did not fully grasped, I am feeling a total empathy with people that would be hurt by my own words. However, I do feel it
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euuuhhhh, are people really not been taught this? Eigenvalues/Eigenvector, space rotation, n-dimension dot product with missing dimensions, LU/RU system ... How can people do computer science without this knowledge? It is needed
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I was dreaming of it, and knew that no matter how much it was itching I could never scratch it. Thanks
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No, but it clearly state the flaw of HTTP2.0: a broken by design replacement of all possible TCP/IP layers on top of a subtly broken in some places stack. Would you trust this unstable "pragmatic" house of card to deliver its
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«I am french, and I agree.» This should be quoted on the internet by the way.
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You know what is even more annoying? The web is a regression in the art of typography; not a single browser proposed to stop all this absurdity such as pixel based measures. Not a web page respect the rules of typography, not a single font
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I forgot the part where producers were also asking for the state to ensure a 'fair competition' based on merit and not birth. Now, takes Forbes top 500 fortunes of the world and tell me how much people are not xth generation dynas
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I skipped the part with US debts then. My bad In the rough French revolution context is basically the same as today: * huge debts contracted by gvt; * unfair repartition of the fiscality (the 1% wealthiest don't pay in proportion to th
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The american contribution to their own wealth was to not pay the debt they contracted to Louis XVI when France became a Republic (and they were right to do it for legal reason). Le baron de Beaumarchais (famous writer and weapon smuggler) t
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I am french and I don't think playing the dick contest on who has the biggest freedom is smart. Freedom in USA and France is decreasing because citizens are not involving themselves in the functioning of the Republics we live in. Quis
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You are right. I am actually in a phase of archeology where I read a lot of rob pikes, ken thompson, ted nelson, linus torvalds, esr ... ( http://harmful.cat-v.org/ ) and I begin to question myself a lot of things. Even the
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trolling can describe also people like zedshaw or theo de raat even linus torvalds. People that have strong opinions often a tinge of humour, and sometimes are right against everybody. I think being confident in your claim even if it goes a
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At one point, I wish I could shout like him. There are stuffs that are obvious: it is simple ideas. You speak about it nicely and you get scorned. Then, you doubt, you persist and you discover that you were right: it is now obvious, and st
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fallacy #23: argumentum ad novitatem
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The major problem is the requirements and the system dependencies it introduces on a core component. http://harmful.cat-v.org/software/dynamic-linking/ systemd introduces a major PITA for the OS packager by puttin
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Everything is a file. Ted Nelson presentation on how it is quite broken by design http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qfai5reVrck
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I may not need jquery for compatibility, I need it because it makes code in a language I find unesthetic and unconsitent more readable. Yes I can do vanilla JS, but my productivity and readability in jquery is better. And this site proves
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TDD and agile have been an effort at breaking an old must have for code which was: ISO9001; the code should behave according to the plan, and if they don't conform, plan must be revised if the tests failed. The Plan Do Check Act Mantra
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I am an expert ts bullshiting and being infatuated with myself, and this guy is worst than an ass he is a pure ass. Why did Feynman said Science is the belief in the ignorance of the experts? For the same reason this bitch is crying: becau
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Fourier would be acceptable if and only if there were only linear solution to the problem. No? My reasoning is the following : NS also describes non linear behaviour (turbulent flows that are sensitive to the initial condition thus that may
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Remember physics does not work like maths: physic is the art of solving an equation without calculating it. Usual tricks are: - reducing one degrees of liberty per symmetry (this can involve creating abstract symmetries); - making 2 couple
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USA today is like Athena after the 2nd medic war: a Republic that claims to be a democracy. During Peloponese war, Athena the "democracy" had turned into a violent colonial power, and Sparta the totalitarian state turned oddly int

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