kyberias

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by kyberias 9y ago
Wow, didn't remember how inconsistent the Linux coding style is. Or all C basically.
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by kyberias 9y ago
But people seem to think that and they have a reason. When apps replace web content, they quite clearly have something to do with the Internet. Web is part of the Internet. Isn't this obvious?
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by kyberias 9y ago
Why would that - whether it's physical or not - determine what kind of licenses you can attach to the product?
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by kyberias 9y ago
Some of these are not emulators, they are just code translated to Javascript, or e.g. compilers written in Javascript.
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by kyberias 9y ago
Paleontologists in this case.
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by kyberias 9y ago
What is this? Of course he stays more concentrated than most people when driving a car because one doesn't have to have that kind of concentration when driving a car. Most mistakes while driving a car are not fatal.
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by kyberias 9y ago
Doesn't sound weird at all. If I would be writing a book, I would like to direct what kind of photos it includes.
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by kyberias 9y ago
Let me introduce you to the record label called Love Records and their logo. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Love_Records
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by kyberias 9y ago
Good question. My initial guess: it is easier for predators to detect/catch fireflies that blink out of sync with the rest of the flock. If all blink in perfect synch, it's just a big flash of light to the predators.
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by kyberias 9y ago
Your car buying analogy is flawed. When you buy a new car, someone has built it for you. It's cost effective because the manufacturer builds a great number of them. You can be fairly certain that it works and if it doesn't you&#x2
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by kyberias 9y ago
So you're just basically listing everything you know about Unicode and then state that every software developer MUST know the same. That's bullshit of course.
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by kyberias 9y ago
Ok, so this was just a silly rant.
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by kyberias 9y ago
Yet you can package and reuse code without introducing the cost of distribution!
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by kyberias 9y ago
Module is an overloaded term in software engineering. The most generic definition is just some bunch of code packaged somehow with a well defined interface. Ruby has its own kind of "modules": http://ruby-doc.com/d
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by kyberias 9y ago
But again, why? Making them services means distribution and that has a cost. You must have some reasons to make them distributed. You should first consider simply having the isolated domains as modules in your application monolith.
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by kyberias 9y ago
Why don't you install the 2013/2015 version of TFS and use git? It's included and fully supported.
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by kyberias 9y ago
Mainly it's the G. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/G_factor_(psychometrics)
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by kyberias 9y ago
Indeed, nothing in Javascript _language_ indicates that is has to be single-threaded. Then the author continues by comparing this with C and talks about threads. Again, nothing in C programming language indicates that it's multi-thread
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by kyberias 9y ago
It's really sad that Amiga retro ecosystem always tries to put a price on everything. For example, MUI is still "shareware" with some silly license files. Come on, give it away as freeware or open source already! UPDATE: htt
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by kyberias 9y ago
No, the context is _paleontology_. But I get your point. We disagree and I accept that.
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by kyberias 9y ago
I think it's not fair to say that "soft tissue survives". These stories are all about bone. When you look at a piece of fossilized dinosaur bone, it's all rock. What the first article (from 2006) discusses is the work of
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by kyberias 9y ago
But clearly many here understood it so that there is literally intact skin and tissues that could be used to extract DNA. So the word "intact" was misleading.
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by kyberias 9y ago
No it doesn't. Yet Neanderthal DNA has been sequenced.
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by kyberias 9y ago
Title needs correction: With FOSSILIZED skin and soft tissue.
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by kyberias 9y ago
What do you mean, could you elaborate on that a bit? How is x86 "memory model stronger" and why would application code be affected?
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by kyberias 9y ago
Sorry, I don't buy it. I've seen countless cases where developers conclude that "compiler has a bug" and it never ultimately did. There are also cases where they never bother to figure it out, change the code a bit and c
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by kyberias 9y ago
We can assume events of this magnitude can be seen with naked eye. It the the Moon after all. Apparently this is based on recorded eye witness testimony.
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by kyberias 9y ago
Care to elaborate? Which C# compiler?
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by kyberias 9y ago
Analog? No. Even though they might not be smart phones, they must still be digital.
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by kyberias 9y ago
I wanted to try the examples. Installed MIT/GNU Scheme on Windows. It gives me some heap errors. There's a bug open about this from year 2010. I despise GNU software.

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