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by kinghajj 14y ago
The Bohm interpretation has a universal wavefunction and non-locality, though.
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by kinghajj 14y ago
CloneDrive shouldn't be needed anymore, since Windows 8 (finally) has built-in support for mounting ISO images.
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by kinghajj 14y ago
It was originally titled "Black Mesa: Source," but Valve contacted the team and asked them to drop "Source" so that it wouldn't be confused with an official Valve project. To my knowledge, that's the only world they've given, which sounds l
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by kinghajj 14y ago
I believe 5 sigma is the threshold for "proof" in the physics community.
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by kinghajj 14y ago
Does anyone know more about the virus written in Go that was mentioned in this talk?
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by kinghajj 14y ago
That's a common idiom in Haskell, too :)
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by kinghajj 15y ago
That's because the software Google used didn't actively browse the networks to look for documents, but passively intercepted and logged packets. If they wrote a program that actually searched the networks for shared folders and copied infor
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by kinghajj 15y ago
I can understand calling Esperanto a "failure" since it didn't achieve its goal of becoming a common international auxiliary language, but how has Klingon failed? Its purpose was to be the language for a fictional sci-fi race.
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by kinghajj 15y ago
":=" is type-inferred variable declaration and assignment, while "=" is just assignment.
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by kinghajj 15y ago
In case anyone is interested, the program to which I referred is "OFF System". Its home page is supposed to be http://offsystem.sourceforge.net/ , but unfortunately it's down now and the project seems dead. The paper was on the site, but I
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by kinghajj 15y ago
The more one studies computer science, the less one believes that information can be owned in any meaningful way. I remember reading a paper on a "lightnet" that basically XORed arbitrary blocks of data together, then produced a recipe on h
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by kinghajj 15y ago
My understanding of existing case law regarding safes is that you can be compelled to give up a key, as it is just physical property to which the state has right to request, but can not be compelled to give a combination, as that is just me
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by kinghajj 15y ago
I think Chomsky follows the definition of socialism as you, "collective ownership of the means of production," but where he differs is that his definition doesn't include "government ownership of the means of production." To anarchists, lik
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by kinghajj 15y ago
"...impossible to enforce consistently without invasions into one's privacy." What? You have no privacy on the road, through a clear windshield. I fail to see any such violation. It would seem to me to be unconstitutional, but I assume they
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by kinghajj 15y ago
P2P DNS exists. One implementation is Namecoin. I've heard of ideas of making a large mesh network with people's Wi-Fi routers, but there are many technical hurdles to overcome there, though it should be workable, if excruciatingly slow.
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by kinghajj 15y ago
But that control structure isn't specific to handling errors, unlike try/catch. I think that's what they meant.
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by kinghajj 15y ago
I thought about doing something like that, but decided against it. I'm expressing condolences, not writing an obituary program!
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by kinghajj 15y ago
(he (will (be (dearly (missed)))))
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by kinghajj 15y ago
I don't know what you mean about "many ways to declare... a function." Unless you mean the fact that you can elide repeated types ("func foo(a int, b int)" vs "func foo(a, b int)"), which is just simple sugar to stop repeating yourself; or
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by kinghajj 15y ago
I don't see how that would stand up in court, but I'm sure that ISPs will enforce this more strictly. I believe most ISP agreements with homes already prohibit operating a publicly-available hotspots, anyways; they just need to crack down.
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by kinghajj 15y ago
Sending bitcoins is a more involved process than simply copying the wallet.dat file, though. If the author is smart, the email cannot be tied to him anyways.
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by kinghajj 15y ago
Gearbox didn't make the game, just took the existing almost-finished version that 3D Realms abandoned and polished it as much as they could.
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by kinghajj 15y ago
His talk is on the fourteenth, I think.
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by kinghajj 15y ago
I think some of us are counting on the price to rise before we see significant return on investment. And for some others, electricity may be free, or at least not paid by themselves. As for estimating the whole network's energy, here's a gr
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by kinghajj 15y ago
How would this have any jurisdiction over social networking sites outside of California? If not, then it seems this will just push them out of the state.
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by kinghajj 15y ago
The purpose of Go isn't to replace C at what C does best, like being wicked fast and having very direct access to the hardware. It's meant to replace programs that Google used to write in C++, like web servers, data aggregators, etc. Go was
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by kinghajj 16y ago
define: terrorism--the calculated use of violence (or the threat of violence) against civilians in order to attain goals that are political or religious or ideological in nature; this is done through intimidation or coercion or instilling f
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by kinghajj 16y ago
I believe Vala is the language that the Gnome/GTK devs want most programs to be written with in the future. Which is basically how Windows' GUI works: C core API (win32) for backwards-compatibility, with higher-level .NET bindings to them f
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by kinghajj 16y ago
I don't get it. Could someone explain the story?
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by kinghajj 16y ago
If this does pass, couldn't we just set up alternate DNS servers which include the blacklisted domains?

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