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by kerneis 12y ago
And 'Aline' is an actual woman's name, at least in France.
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by kerneis 12y ago
Is this calculator very specific to the American market, or would it also produce accurate estimates for, e.g., France or the UK?
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by kerneis 12y ago
Multipath TCP becomes really useful when coupled with source-sensitive routing. Some on-going work on this topic (based on the Babel routing protocol for mesh networks): http://www.pps.univ-paris-diderot.fr/~boutier/sou
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by kerneis 12y ago
Coroutines and state machines are indeed equivalent. Here is an example of how to (and good reasons why) translate mechanically one into the other: http://gabriel.kerneis.info/research/files/kerneis-boutier-2... M
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by kerneis 13y ago
> And if you've got managesieve installed, you can make your email do tricks that Gmail can't. Would you care to expand on that part? I know what managesieve does, but I thought gmail also had filtering capabilities.
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by kerneis 13y ago
> Here is a Btree implementation from the mirage project And in fact, this implementation does not show a lot because the actual B-tree work is done by the baardskeerder library: https://github.com/Incubaid/baardskee
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by kerneis 13y ago
> It can be shorter still, if all you want is insert and read Despite the name, I'm afraid this is a simple binary tree implementation, not a BTree: type 'a tree = Empty | Node of('a * 'a tree * 'a tree);; Obviou
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by kerneis 13y ago
Off-topic, but they should have gone to http://thebikehut.org/ : the guys are lovely, the bikes are great, and you only need to give your name and passport number (that they don't even check) before renting a bike. Tha
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by kerneis 13y ago
> There are some green-thread C libraries Shameless plug for CPC, a compiler translating green-threads to event-driven code: http://gabriel.kerneis.info/software/cpc/ Used to compile coroutines in QEMU during t
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by kerneis 13y ago
Rapped actually doesn't mean anything by itself. The noun is Rape, the verb rape and only in the simple 3rd person does it become rapped. (Well, not "only", but I guess you can see my point.)
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by kerneis 13y ago
I don't get it. 2560 characters in 4pt should fit in far less than 11 pages…
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by kerneis 13y ago
It's "voilà", not "viola". Both of them are French words, but the latter means "raped" (probably not what you meant).
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by kerneis 13y ago
Except you can get first aid assistance in a plane (they ask if a doctor is here, and they have a number of drugs on board). Keeping the person alive until paramedics arrive is key to handling emergency situations, and I don't see how
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by kerneis 13y ago
I think the GP meant https://startpage.com/ rather than "the startpage of your browser".
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LibreWRT: FSF's newest fully free GNU/Linux distribution(fsf.org)
3 points by kerneis 13y ago|0 comments
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by kerneis 13y ago
Except you cannot know if the patient is flat-lined or has arrhythmia. The AED performs an ECG and delivers a shock only if appropriate; if you have one available, you should always use it (which does not exclude CPR in the meantime).
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by kerneis 13y ago
You should remember that the Feynman algorithm is a joke told by one of his colleagues (Murray Gell-Mann) to mock Feynman's story-telling. It has never been intended as a real algorithm that should be applied by anybody. Previously on HN
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by kerneis 13y ago
Contrary to pgrep and pkill, which do the right thing everywhere (as far as I know).
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by kerneis 13y ago
Thanks for the link. I've been looking for the list archives on http://ml.ovh.net (as advertised in the email itself) but the domain doesn't seem to exist anymore; hence my (unreliable) copy on pastebin.
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OVH acknowledges back office security issue(pastebin.com)
58 points by kerneis 13y ago|24 comments
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by kerneis 14y ago
This example is unfortunately somewhat broken: the 'salt' in that case does not yield an exponential but only linear increase of the number of dictionaries. Contrary to what the post says, it is not necessary to compute the 3,125 possible o
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by kerneis 14y ago
Until your cache header grows too much and freezes or even segfaults mutt. (Removing it fixes the issue.)
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by kerneis 14y ago
The author of the original message (jch) wrote elsewhere: "The mailer is the result of an M.Sc. project, and is described in detail in Jan's thesis. http://trojita.flaska.net/msc-thesis.pdf In short, Trojitá is a pure IMAP client, written
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Trojita: an IMAP mail client(article.gmane.org)
99 points by kerneis 14y ago|86 comments
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by kerneis 14y ago
> to ask for him to resign Actually, they ask for him to resign as a wikipedia administrator as long as he remains the president of wikimedia France (not the other way round).
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by kerneis 14y ago
Except for the many, many websites that have stupid restrictions like: "sorry, your username should be lower-case letters only".
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by kerneis 14y ago
> He's prepubescent, he's not got a problem with his sexuality because he doesn't even have a sexuality. I agree with the rest of your comment, but that specific sentence... It has been known for at least a century that children, and ev
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by kerneis 14y ago
> In many cases that I have come across, the DOI can be turned into a link that takes you to the article. Perhaps that would be enough. This would be a very simple but extremely helpful change. You only need to prepend http://dx.doi.or
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by kerneis 14y ago
You probably skipped the abstract. (I agree that it looks weird to put extra-information in the abstract, but in that case it is done for a reason: the text of the paper is exactly the text submitted for the contest.)
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by kerneis 14y ago
Alan Kay was a member of the jury for this contest (as well as Ray Bradbury and Stephen Wozniak, among others).

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