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kyberias
11y ago
They do but they also seem to own the trademark to "SQL Server": https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/legal/intellectualproperty/t...
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kyberias
11y ago
I really liked the style of writing in this piece. The author certainly should consider writing a book. Reminds me of Malcolm Gladwell.
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kyberias
11y ago
That is one awesome book.
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kyberias
11y ago
Bill Gates is still a member of the Microsoft board: http://news.microsoft.com/microsoft-board-of-directors/
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kyberias
11y ago
I didn't mind one bit. Thank you for this.
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kyberias
11y ago
Imagine an infinite space divided in infinite number of finite volumes each containing a finite number of "lighter elements". All the light elements form a star in their local volume and burn up all the light elements locally. The
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kyberias
11y ago
> As spacetime expands, energy density decreases, space becomes less light-emitting and more transparent, and light already in transit becomes red-shifted. Our field of vision is still technically flooded with light, as it always has bee
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kyberias
11y ago
I think you're mistaken. This project does not "implement and API written by someone else". They implement a Windows API interface (MediaStreamSource) that wraps the FFmpeg library so that it can be easily used in various Win
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kyberias
11y ago
But it really isn't strange. Maybe because there is a lot of value in seeing a real-time, shared, up-to-date view of the issues including status information.
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kyberias
11y ago
What Zeros?
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kyberias
11y ago
Yeah, I wondered about that because I thought VC's C99 implementation is _relatively_ useful but again C11 might never arrive there.
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kyberias
11y ago
But... isn't _Generic part of C11, not C99? You actually require C11. Big difference.
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kyberias
11y ago
What is the true motivation of doing this? (publishing the names, that is)
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kyberias
11y ago
I don't get it. Couldn't it have cooled down already and we're only seeing the junk?
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kyberias
11y ago
This is a biology paper, not a medical paper.
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kyberias
11y ago
I have TAOCP in my bookshelf. It's actually my second set of books since the first set was stolen from my work-place. I also have other books I haven't read.
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kyberias
11y ago
Is this guaranteed (by web standards) to show correctly on all browsers?
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kyberias
11y ago
And obviously Paul knows it to be true at the time of this interview.
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kyberias
11y ago
Disregarding your other comments, which I think are irrelevant to the topic, I'm interested in this: > changing platform APIs to make competing word processors and spreadsheet programs incompatible wasn't a fine thing You claim
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kyberias
11y ago
This is not a good article. The relevant context is missing: Corel has implemented a "Word mode" in it's product that mimics the look and feel of Microsoft Word. Mimics too well, Microsoft thinks.
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kyberias
11y ago
Maybe, but this is a DESIGN patent.
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kyberias
11y ago
I don't understand why you're getting downvoted. Even though I would personally never use PHP for anything, your statements are accurate.
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kyberias
11y ago
"451 Unavailable For Legal Reasons" I'm maybe more hopeless than you.
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kyberias
11y ago
"It is well known that Santa lives in Korvatunturi, Finland." Thank you.
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kyberias
11y ago
static_if really sounds crazy and I think Stroustrup's paper nails it down. Hopefully they don't include such idiocy in the language.
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kyberias
11y ago
The git instructions [1] result in git asking for a password (on Windows). [1] http://www.nethack.org/common/git.html
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kyberias
11y ago
I actually noticed the grammatical error but wasn't quite sure and too lazy to check. Thanks for pointing that in.
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kyberias
11y ago
Edge cannot have feature parity. For example, it will not support plugins. I don't think they can drop IE from Windows due to enterprise use and LOB applications.
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kyberias
11y ago
I'm sure everyone knows that here. :)
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kyberias
11y ago
No-one said you're wrong. Maybe that's one of the symptoms of said fever. ;)
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