mackwic

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by mackwic 13y ago
As I understand CS, it deals a lot with Data structure construction and management. In my school, we began with high-level functional languages and it's only after 3 years of programming than we discovered low level programming and cou
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by mackwic 13y ago
Even if there are attacks everyday everywhere, I wonder how/if it can be linked with recent attacks of Apple, Ubuntu forums, and OVH networks. That's a lot of techies services attacked for such a short time. EDIT: typo
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by mackwic 13y ago
Wow you are such a great person ! For sure this community don't deserve to host your kind of magnificent programmers. Please help yourself and go speak to real programmers on OSDev rather than troll^W lose you time here. Thank you.
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by mackwic 13y ago
You can also update one field in OCaml, I really like this language.
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by mackwic 13y ago
Considering that recursive loop with bounds is a sort of for loop, recursive for.
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Meet Git Extension: complete but dead simple Git GUI for Windows(sourceforge.net)
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by mackwic 13y ago
Also works on Firefox mobile nightly quiet smoothly (but with some zoom issues on round changing).
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by mackwic 13y ago
There is a lot of applications in C#, a lot in Java, a lot in full python (e.g. ubuntu utilities), some in flex (cheers to balsamiq the wonderful). The fact that you didn't installed them doesn't mean they aren't there. Moreover, you should
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by mackwic 13y ago
I saw your ads in our campus@KB, did you find someone and want still more ? Or didn't you find a good fit ? Best wishes for sucess, anyway. I heard a lot of good about your team.
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by mackwic 13y ago
You won't see it but for sure you will perceive it ! ;)
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by mackwic 13y ago
Thank's for the feedback and the book. I'll try to find an original one.
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by mackwic 13y ago
As a cs student, I must say that I'm very impressed. A dev kernel from the era where while(true); was absolutely forbidden cause of the lack of preemption in windows. Seems like a piece of History for me. Would you accept to tell us more ab
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by mackwic 13y ago
Could you possibly imagine that keyboards are even older than vim ? And people still use it. Incredible. :-)
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by mackwic 13y ago
It's right, full randomness it's a over-simplification of the system, I was turning my post in a Game theory view, so I didn't look too much into physics problematics. However, I don't see all your point. Are you telling me that modern phys
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by mackwic 13y ago
It's a survivor behavior. Recognize weak and strong elements in the group. Recognize safe places and easy to hunt animals. Recognizing things is the essence of good decision making. And decision making is the essence of life. So, yes, the o
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by mackwic 13y ago
France here, and the Porsche seems to be a sort of toy, something like a Renault twingo[1], and don't ask me which one I prefer. :) On the other side, the Cadillac has nice berline curve and make me think of our Citroen C6[2]. So, as we can
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by mackwic 13y ago
> Also, you being overly sensitive to criticism of Bitcoin doesn't make me a troll. He's not. But you have still to prove you're not a troll. Have a nice day !
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by mackwic 13y ago
Widely is not needed. The Future, that's conceptual, not factual. In order to become "the future of money", it only need one or two big organization using BTC, a derived one, or their own virtual currency, or to survive to direct organized
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by mackwic 13y ago
Please argue on why or shut up. The fact is you don't know anymore than us if govs will shut down the endpoints with "real world", or if BTC will succeed to create its own ecosystem and reach the point where it don't need dollars anymore. A
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by mackwic 13y ago
I have the same issues on an Asus laptop. It was well supported on 12.04 LTS but the 12.10 is obviously a big failure. Not to speak about the system that slow down by itself, some swap mess I don't have time to fix, and the overall growing
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by mackwic 13y ago
This comment worth gold. I respond it only so that I can see it later. Anyway, thanks for pointing this out.
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by mackwic 14y ago
But the tmux copy paste is horribly inefficient.
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by mackwic 14y ago
Yes. Please do that, dear hirers. That's such a deception to know that "It would be OK, if only you were an US citizen". That hurts.
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by mackwic 14y ago
That's totally true ! Moreover when you know for sure that the guy who read your mail is himself a very good programmer, that he saw dozen of little guys like you, we really have to make intensive efforts in our letters. But we also have to
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by mackwic 14y ago
Is the code still readable ?
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by mackwic 14y ago
I know some lisp programmers who uses this[1] to code. The left foot pedal open a parenthesis, the right one close all parenthesis. I find that's quite clever, though, considering the use of theses two characters. [1]: http://img2.generati