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by kurtisc 9y ago
Maybe if they hate the approach, the interview is a successful filter.
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by kurtisc 9y ago
Vim used to be the sluggish editor of its time. Even now, repeating long macros takes a long time.
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by kurtisc 9y ago
It can be turned off https://lwn.net/Articles/742404/
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by kurtisc 9y ago
If you have tell someone they're wrong about there being a controversy, there's a controversy.
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by kurtisc 9y ago
Not just that. If I have to follow the link and log in, it's easier to go back and click spam.
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by kurtisc 9y ago
Usually pointing at private land or with signs if they can move. There's also number plate recognition on major roads and services. I don't really get the fuss, it's more private than having a security guard watch you. And th
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by kurtisc 9y ago
IEEE 1164, used for VHDL (VHSIC Hardware Description Language) has 9 distinct logic levels: 'U' uninitialized 'X' strong drive, unknown logic value '0' strong drive, logic zero '1' strong drive, logic
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by kurtisc 9y ago
D's GC can be turned off
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by kurtisc 9y ago
>You get paid to do a job, why do you need thanks as well? Esteem is one of Maslow's deficiency needs.
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by kurtisc 9y ago
>China does not have net neutrality. Almost everything coming into the country from outside is utterly filtered to hell and back. The UK does have net neutrality. The UK internet is still loosely censored. I understand that a monopoly mi
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by kurtisc 9y ago
While other posters have pointed out it probably wasn't true for Instagram, it is something I've experienced now with multiple video games: I pay for a game during its infancy which then becomes free-to-play and forces other incom
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by kurtisc 9y ago
Only for 2/5 IEEE 754 rounding methods! What's 0.5 of a bug, anyway?
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by kurtisc 9y ago
Are there any situations where this would be a vulnerability but using a USB device as a HID would not?
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by kurtisc 9y ago
Assuming 0.5 rounds down, that seems like an essentially useless statistic. If you deliver a randomised binary that just doesn't run, does that count as more than one bug?
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by kurtisc 9y ago
Which would be a very useful answer if it suggests you view your workers as children.
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by kurtisc 9y ago
Espruino
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by kurtisc 9y ago
http://www.ni.com/cms/images/devzone/pub/nrjsxmfm91216399872... I don't see the problem!
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by kurtisc 9y ago
I don't see any irony. What I do see is a lot of people responding to an argument that the author seemed to think was strong enough to lead the article with.
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by kurtisc 9y ago
The difference between an underpaid processor designer and Intel is a billion dollar fabrication process.
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by kurtisc 9y ago
Unfortunately, ironically, that sounds like a clock that would take a long time to make.
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by kurtisc 9y ago
Junction boxes are a cheap alternative.
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by kurtisc 9y ago
Neovim recently added a Qt interface
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by kurtisc 9y ago
Please can you enlighten me?
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by kurtisc 9y ago
How does porting ZFS to Linux differ from the "porting"-via-rewrite of the Unix tools?
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by kurtisc 9y ago
>Is the *US stock market going to crash?
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by kurtisc 9y ago
It's not a circular argument because it wasn't an argument at all. It was a fairly conservative opinion.
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by kurtisc 9y ago
>The whole idea of a credit card is that you buy something by borrowing money, because you don't have the money right now That's a false premise: it's cheaper to pay for something on 0% credit while the same money gathers
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by kurtisc 9y ago
Director is the UK term for CEO
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by kurtisc 9y ago
Can't Chrome's built-in Flash overcome that?
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by kurtisc 9y ago
Having only played the demo of vim adventure, I felt like it was more of a drill of what you should do (to use Vim effectively) whereas vimtutor is what you can do, meaning it leaves you a lot quicker.

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