lucifer

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   by lucifer 17y ago

   No, it would RealTimeSpam.
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   by lucifer 17y ago

   If a problem is so critical that one of its side-effects earns the title "the vietnam of computer science", then I think it is 'ok' to put "performance" considerations on a secondary tier and first see if there is a solution to the problem,
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   by lucifer 17y ago

   Then you seem to misunderstand the point. It is not a N+1 approach. There is a bound to N and that is 4.
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   by lucifer 17y ago

   That sounds like a niche market opportunity: textwash.com?
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   by lucifer 17y ago

   I got the sense that he didn't grasp the point of Kent's paper (c.f. his remark regarding "N+1 schema"). I personally agree with Kent's view regarding the necessity for yet another (but final) abstraction layer to decouple semantic and l
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   by lucifer 17y ago

   Alternatively you can view this as evidence that catastrophic social changes set back humans by 1500 years.
7. 97.▲
   by lucifer 17y ago

   Sounds like a great app for Google Wave.
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   by lucifer 17y ago

   I am a long time (satisfied) user of your ArrayDB [;)] but have been waiting a long time for you to release a network interface ...
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   by lucifer 17y ago

   I'm on the programming side of this issue (as a matter of skills and experience) but find myself in agreement with the author. I frankly never took the time to gain the deep understanding of relational technologies -- a singular exception
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    by lucifer 17y ago

    http://www.bluffton.edu/~gundyj/TreasonOfImagesShadow.jpg
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    by lucifer 17y ago

    The difference is persistence provided by a "store", not the semantics of the data space (which is a mapping from keys to values). Further, a hash is one of the alternative implementation strategies for a key-value space; your typical in-m
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    by lucifer 17y ago

    Lets see if I got this straight: there is a comment in a thread regarding the "Israelification" of the United States of America (God help us all) and you think that the possibility of a "political" aspect to the OP's post belongs to "reddi
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    by lucifer 17y ago

    Ghosting issues.
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    by lucifer 17y ago

    I understand and agree with you, but that is by definition accessible only to a very specialized expert group. The differentiation aspect of hardware is that it involves both logical and physical domains, where as software is limited to log
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    by lucifer 17y ago

    Of course, that's a given. This whole business with Ln caches and cache-line misses is a sort of déjà vu in scale (and now people are talking about MVCC and transactions at the memory level ;) So yes, any software system can be embodied
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    by lucifer 17y ago

    This is something I've been looking into and I'm becoming convinced that given the wide range of (expert level competency in) domains required (memory models, processor architectures, concurrent data structures) to effectively address the i
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    by lucifer 17y ago

    http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/3/39/Emblema_S...
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    by lucifer 17y ago

    I think for O(1) in each category you can write "have conceived, designed, and implemented" a log(n) concept, construct, or tool. data structures: creator of skip lists algorithms: creator of genetic algoritms systems programming: lead engi
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    by lucifer 17y ago

    > I only looked for passages that directly stated it was okay to kill unbelievers; I did not look for mor subtle passages that implied such. If you think I'm being unfair here, please point out any other passages from The Old Testament
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    by lucifer 17y ago

    http://cryptome.org/0001/yahoo-cryptome.htm
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    Yahoo Compliance Guide for Law Enforcement(cryptome.org)

    1 points by lucifer 17y ago|1 comments
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    by lucifer 17y ago

    http://java.sun.com/developer/technicalArticles/tools/JavaSp...
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    by lucifer 17y ago

    Its quite pleasing; well done! My take on the blocks is that significant whitespace seems to be a natural expression of blocks for your language and fits quite nicely with the aesthetics of the other forms. (The terminal ... choo choo trai
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    by lucifer 17y ago

    Based on what he says, end of the free sodas is a lagging indicator that is significant only for the reason that it serves as a "wake up call" for the "heads-down" talent. Unless the talent is entirely clueless (which makes you wonder abou
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    by lucifer 17y ago

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yalda
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    by lucifer 17y ago

    Its not really an issue of elegance. Either way is not pleasing, but given that your code is the only consumer of the exposed http.Send, my recommendation is that you isolate your end users from the Go.http's evolution by including the (du
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    by lucifer 17y ago

    Didn't consider that. (But wouldn't it make more sense to copy the code instead of requiring user change to the package?)
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    by lucifer 17y ago

    I looked at your couchdb client. Why are you claiming Go can not make "generic" http requests? There is already http.Get and http.Post. So why are you exposing http.send (which obviously is intended to be package private)?
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    by lucifer 17y ago

    If it was a DNS attack and redirect, then what was the redirected IP?
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    by lucifer 17y ago

    That may throw an exception if greeting is "Cheers" and the tap is dry ...