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by k_sze 10y ago
I wonder if it will make you debug and identify shady counterfeit components from time to time, since it has a backstory of being based in Shenzhen. (I'm Chinese and I love to make fun of my own people.)
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by k_sze 10y ago
Having recently started using ZeroMQ at work, I must admit that Pieter gave the world a really elegant message queue solution. The world is losing another great hacker. Would a black bar be considered?
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Countdown to launch of Tiangong-2(cctv-america.com)
1 points by k_sze 10y ago|0 comments
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by k_sze 10y ago
That's a sensible argument. I can neither agree nor rebute until I get to play with Swift Playground. I can borrow my mom's shinier iPad Air when I see her. It'll all depend on how Swift Playground plays and feels. For exampl
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by k_sze 10y ago
And you know what's also awful? We expect neither Hillary Clinton nor Donald Trump to pardon Snowden in the future. In this sense, Democrats and Republicans are not all that different. It's still all about the interest of the powe
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by k_sze 10y ago
How are they going to make you buy shiny new iPads otherwise? Edit: Why the downvote? I still have an iPad mini (1st gen), and I don't get to play with Swift Playground because iOS 10 requires iPad mini 2 or newer. Look, I'm as mu
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by k_sze 10y ago
You think I'm joking, right? I'm not. Think of the keywords that apply to the title. "OpenCV" and "circle" definitely are. I don't consider "detect" and "image" as keywords here because
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by k_sze 10y ago
Technically wrong. Those are red discs , not red circles . </pedantic>
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by k_sze 10y ago
It's not just bad business practice. At the company I work at, our anecdotal experience with Sonicwall products has just been shitty. You buy a router and you still need to pay extra to activate advanced features. What a shitty product
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by k_sze 10y ago
Yes, I do understand that people can take the BSD/MIT codebase and make a proprietary/closed source version. In that case you don't even see how the bug fixes are implemented in the new closed source version. So you are free
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by k_sze 10y ago
If I understand correctly, I think it is somewhat GPL-specific. You basically can't port fixes and new features from a GPL codebase to another codebase that is not under a GPL-compatible license. I think you don't have this issue
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by k_sze 10y ago
Relevant: http://www.theonion.com/article/horrible-facebook-algorithm-... For those who don't understand why this is relevant: the important point is that Facebook was never, is not, and will never be meant for di
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by k_sze 10y ago
And yet MSF was founded in France. Oh the irony. It hurts.
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by k_sze 10y ago
And the app would notify you about changes of its own T&C. Oh so meta.
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Zcomm.org seems to have gotten wiped(zcomm.org)
1 points by k_sze 11y ago|1 comments
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by k_sze 11y ago
Mandatory XKCD reference: https://xkcd.com/1360/ My point is. The technical aspect of moving data around is actually not that challenging compared to the "business logic" of organizing your old files.
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by k_sze 11y ago
You mean this? https://www.youtube.com/user/mikeselectricstuff
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by k_sze 11y ago
Facebook already is one fricking giant database because it's searchable. Go ahead, try searching for "Branting Monument" on Facebook, it's a statue in Sweden.
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by k_sze 11y ago
At last. A true mobile-first language.
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by k_sze 11y ago
I have never played bridge so my opinion is of a complete outsider's. You can also see me as the devil's advocate. What if we just accepted "cheating" to be part of the game? Such that every team is allowed to devise the
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by k_sze 11y ago
I'm Chinese and I have no idea what "douzhung" means. (It doesn't even seem to be valid pinyin.) Can somebody enlighten me and tell what the Chinese characters are?
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by k_sze 11y ago
Technically Star Wars is set in the past. Just sayin'
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by k_sze 11y ago
Being a Hong Konger, I'm quite surprised that people have to worry about water quality in Northern Europe. I mean, Hong Kong is pretty much downstream from the Pearl River. That water runs through some of the most industrialized areas
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by k_sze 11y ago
Can't site operators also receive gag orders that forbid them from disclosing that they are being censored, in which case they aren't even allowed to use the 451 code, which defeats the purpose of the code?
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by k_sze 11y ago
How does your Linux VM even get to see your real GPU? I didn't know it was possible with VirtualBox.
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by k_sze 11y ago
The last two paragraphs are almost Onion-worthy.
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by k_sze 11y ago
Relevant: https://xkcd.com/538/
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by k_sze 11y ago
"40% of the screen is ok because EVERYBODY should be using dual or triple 4k+ monitor setups nowadays. Anybody who doesn't have 4k+ monitors doesn't deserve the awesomeness in our shiny new IDE." - Possibly what the Ecli
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by k_sze 11y ago
I would argue that removing the GIL would scare the shit out of developers and slow adoption instead of hasten it. A lot of accidentally thread-safe code would suddenly become thread-unsafe.
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by k_sze 11y ago
Just a gut feeling. Properly solving this might require solving the halting problem: you don't know the variable is unused until you actually evaluate the code. Otherwise you can only aim for detecting very trivial cases.

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