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by low_battery 10y ago
Believe me, sometimes it is, I am 99% sure in this case.
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by low_battery 10y ago
I presume you are a young Greek. Only that could explain your perception of events.
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by low_battery 10y ago
Most of the applications are heavily optimized for x86 processors for years. There are so many applications littered with intrinsics and x86 assembler coded blocks, algorithms are tuned for x86 and intel specific memory characteristics. Arm
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by low_battery 10y ago
As a side note, meaning of the full name: Orkut: Blessed city (old Turkish) Büyükkökten: from big root (Turkish, literal translation)
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by low_battery 10y ago
You are parroting the same stuff Junta did at the time.
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by low_battery 10y ago
What do you want me to elaborate? Do you think military coups in Turkey are special for some reason? You can google about them yourself.
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by low_battery 10y ago
Well try living those military coups or asking actual people who lived through those.
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by low_battery 10y ago
I lived 2 military coups in Turkey, your explanation kinda glosses over the horrible pains they bring.
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by low_battery 10y ago
The military in turn, in past coups, hanged hundreds of people including a prime minister, oppressed press and public in much worse ways. Turkey still has a functioning democracy, true, current government is shit, but they but your portraya
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by low_battery 10y ago
I hope they will fail. The worst democratic government is many times better than military rule.
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by low_battery 10y ago
⌥ is not printed on any key on the Mac I am using, and I am sure ^ on top of 6 is not the ^ parent mentioned. I agree with parent, these are ridiculous.
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by low_battery 10y ago
They actually do delete.
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by low_battery 10y ago
Really? Oracle the old school angel versus brainwashing big brother spying evil corporations.
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by low_battery 11y ago
Just a note, it looks like this data comes from Mernis(1), a project with quite bad history, developed in 90's and launched in 2000 and internet access started in 2002. I know a bit about government IT departments and contractors at th
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by low_battery 11y ago
I guess if they really stop "being evil" a lot of people would give them another chance.
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by low_battery 11y ago
Really? Is Google actively shaking up tens of companies with secret patents and threats?
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by low_battery 11y ago
This bullshit again?
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by low_battery 11y ago
There had been several incidents on Syria border, Turkey warned both Syria (and downed their helicopters and airplanes before) and Russia that it is very serious about this. Russians got cocky.
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by low_battery 11y ago
"Concurrency is dead simple in Go" In my experience, concurrency is not dead simple in Go, not even close.
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by low_battery 11y ago
No not Doctors, I am not dismissing the possibility of an oversight, but there are many things that got orders of magnitude better in 35 years (So, yes I have reason to believe things got better). We have much better imaging and analysis te
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by low_battery 11y ago
Yeah, but that was in 1982.
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by low_battery 11y ago
Direct link to talk (The Motivation for a Monolithic Codebase ): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W71BTkUbdqE
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by low_battery 11y ago
Sky is in early stages, but I think it has good potential and in active development. I think they made the app on Google play quite some time ago during dart summit as a demo, so maybe examples in the repository is a better place to look. A
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by low_battery 11y ago
It is an open source project, but check the contributors, you will see Adam Barth, Ian Hickson, Eric Seidel and other Chrome engineers.
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by low_battery 11y ago
Google is working on it: https://github.com/domokit/sky_engine and https://github.com/dart-lang/fletch
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by low_battery 11y ago
Well, I don't think so. Lets see when reputable sites release their benchmarks next week.
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by low_battery 11y ago
Why? I think their R9 nano cards are quite good. Looks like they are rushed to market, but still gives a run to gigantic nvidia titan cards a run for its money. I remind you that It was AMD who created 64 bit x86. This is why it is original
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by low_battery 11y ago
AMD will be releasing a new architecture in 2016 and will use 14nm process. Hopefully Jim Keller's team will close the gap. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zen_(microarchitecture)
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by low_battery 11y ago
No I know exactly what democracy is, and told you that I did not contradict your statement. Also, obviously, you never lived in Switzerland. Chill.
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by low_battery 11y ago
Nothing contradicting with your statement, Just gave some example of bullshit their cute democracy produces.

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