lysium

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   by lysium 7y ago

   There is #format off for these few cases.
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   by lysium 7y ago

   Nice touch with the choice of the port number! Now I only have to install telnet on my Mac to be happy! Thanks for the project!
3. 153.▲
   by lysium 7y ago

   I would say so, too. Given there are no bi-truncatable primes with length 99, there cannot be any larger ones.
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   by lysium 7y ago

   You want to be able to set the seed if only you want to be able to debug your program. Pseudo random is sufficient for these models and is independent of any hardware settings. You should not share your random source between concurrent thre
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   by lysium 7y ago

   Off topic: why would replacing carpeting with wood and tile floors make a difference?
6. 156.▲
   by lysium 7y ago

   Usually you use an RNG for which you can publish the seed. So, although it’s random, you can reproduce the results.
7. 157.▲
   by lysium 7y ago

   What a great rabbit hole down which you sent me! Thanks!
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   by lysium 8y ago

   I haven't voted. I guess people wonder what does the charge have to do with the victims of the Boeing crash, why there is a comparison, why that is hilarious, and whether your comment adds to any meaningful discussion.
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   by lysium 8y ago

   I was hoping 'l' and 'I' would look differently.
10. 160.▲
    by lysium 8y ago

    It has an impact on your behavior in public no matter if the camera is on or off, because you cannot be sure.
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    by lysium 8y ago

    Oh, memories! Does Suse still use yast or did they replace it?
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    by lysium 8y ago

    Or suffix; actually anywhere
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    by lysium 8y ago

    I like that idea!
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    by lysium 8y ago

    That’s pretty cool. I guess Excels flash fill uses the same engine? Would like to see more examples than First Middle Last.
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    by lysium 8y ago

    Thus is about adding trace ids to the log statement. This is definitely helpful, but from the title I had expected something else.
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    Apple revoked Facebook’s iOS developer certificate(twitter.com)

    7 points by lysium 8y ago|0 comments
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    by lysium 8y ago

    I have nothing to say but that I am pleased that such a great software is still in active development. I've just updated! Thank you very much.
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    by lysium 8y ago

    If you happen to be on MacOS, keychain works great for me.
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    by lysium 8y ago

    MPEG-LA is not associated with the MPEG. It’s a company that holds patents which are crucial for implementing MPEG videos.
20. 170.▲
    by lysium 8y ago

    I don’t think it’s beneficial for society to have standards that are covered by patents. I agree that inventors should be compensated, but this 20y patented-standard model looks too one-sided to me.
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    by lysium 8y ago

    Germany abandoned nuclear after we all could see the risks of nuclear in Fukushima. And I think it’s preferable to have a government that does what its people want or can convince them of alternatives.
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    by lysium 8y ago

    I saw an ad in the magazine “Schöner Wohnen“.
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    by lysium 8y ago

    I used to have the same thoughts until I did interviews myself. I don’t use these questions but I understand how other interviewers use them to get to know people. They won’t find your stuff cool (or maybe they do) or judge your cool stuff.
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    by lysium 8y ago

    I think the concept you describe is better named tail call eliminiation. “Optimization” makes it sound as if you could turn it off or on for performance reasons. Instead, programs rely on tail call elimination being in place or otherwise th
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    by lysium 8y ago

    Did you consider mutual recursive functions in your answer? For example implementations of parsers?
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    by lysium 8y ago

    > Neither is inherently less secure than javascript running in a web browser Why do you think that? I’ve heard a lot of vulnerabilities in Java and Flash plugins but JavaScript not so much.
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    by lysium 8y ago

    They're back online https://twitter.com/TeamYouTube/status/1052393799815589889
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    by lysium 8y ago

    Good point! I understood the article that this was excluded, but you are right, I was mistaken: you can guide upfront and still have students participate (eg., afterwards).
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    by lysium 8y ago

    You are right, our teacher / school could have combined upfront teaching with all the activities you've described!
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    by lysium 8y ago

    Interesting! The authors state their findings in the conclusions: > After a half-century of advocacy associated with instruction using minimal guidance, it appears that there is no body of research supporting the technique. In so far as