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mahmud
14y ago
I can confirm this. Arabic TLDs and hostnames stay Arabic for me.
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14y ago
grub doesn't control anything, it transfers control to the OS and is never contacted or heard from again. More concretely, in the case of Linux, the init task (first task and parent of every other task) function has a "tail" call to cpu_idl
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mahmud
14y ago
media if just fine, it's people that are utterly and painfully stupid.
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mahmud
14y ago
Harvard^WAnywhere.
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14y ago
yep. Ant-protocols have been studied to death. Not sure what is new here.
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A Generation Lost in the Bazaar
(queue.acm.org)
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14y ago
You can use a stock rdbms and still keep track of changes. Just keep a seperate "Updates" table which consists of the tuple {class, object, change-description, changed-when, changed-by} You don't need both class and object, but I prefer to
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14y ago
Bob Harper is a pillar of PL research, I think the credentials of his detractor deserve just a tiny bit more scrutiny. It's one thing to refute his assertions, and it's something else entirely to dismiss them as "troll" or "butthurt".
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14y ago
How much are you betting? "multithreaded real-time clock + infix calculator hybrid application" sounds useless and stupid in any language. No one who can code would be stupid enough to write such a thing, specially in C, and specially as a
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14y ago
So I implemented this stricter definition of C pointers and it's neither interesting, nor representative of Real World uses that I know of. Need to investigate a bit more.
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14y ago
I bought a new laptop a few days ago. Ubuntu 12.04 makes it useable . I have multitouch laptop you cann't believe how much productive I am when I learned to use the few built in gestures and started making my own. It is very fast. It cam
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14y ago
That Oleg link has me nerd-snipped. What I can't wrap my head around is how one would implement pointer-arithmetic with these closures? C pointers are not just references to cells, but those cells are guaranteed to be contiguous (up to a ce
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14y ago
He is Charlie Stross. He doesn't need a resumé.
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14y ago
this appears like a hand-crafted linkbait to help their SEO. What does "Attendly" have to do with this anyway?
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mahmud
14y ago
Ahhh yes, tablizer. He is still around I see.
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14y ago
He must have taken a detour throught Groovy because he wrote this just before Akka. http://gpars.codehaus.org/
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14y ago
Farmlog is a web-based CRUD app. Monsanto is a billion dollar, multinational behemoth. All daeken said was not to be afraid to sell out to big-agro if you have a chance, take the money and run, be a martyr on your own damn time and dime. Yo
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14y ago
beautiful :-) didn't know there was a volume 2.
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Straw-man much? You are mischaracterizing both the letter and the spirit of what daeken said, framing a convenient caricature of it to say "hey look everybody, I disagree with this mean badie". Poor form.
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14y ago
good luck!
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14y ago
If you want to raise kids to make them into successful people so you can invest in them, why not also have some fun? Make babies! Get laid, get pregos, raise them then you will be a major stock-holder in their success.
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This has "confused" written all over it. There are too many axes to this: there is the education part, the charity part and the business part. Pick one and think it through. Also, I think your take on education is misguided, at best. The su
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I remember that. At the time was 14, I think, and hyped by Indian press. box was good. respect.
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14y ago
Yep. People don't google names before they "make them up".
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14y ago
This is EXCELLENT! I'm currently Yale's free online course, Listening to Music. Should be a great complement. http://oyc.yale.edu/music/musi-112
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Also, the 'T' in "AST" stands for tree. Not all intermediate-represenatations are trees: some are linear, like stack and register operations, others are graphs, etc. But you were right, that description is .. PHPish.
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that was quick !
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I had a Kindle and a 7" Galaxy Tablet. Sold the kindle within the first week and got myself the larger Kindle DX. If you're a heavy reader, don't compromise: just get a DX or something that size. I don't even try to read more than a page on
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14y ago
this and geezer's site are the OGs of OS dev. Both offshoots of alt.os.dev, iirc, and have been around for more than a decade. if I were messing with OS dev today I would probably study the algorithms in a friendly HLL, there are some te
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The online course doesn't take months/years, so the nitty gritty of Rails is neither taught, nor is it a requisite for the course: in complete agreement with my position.
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