mar77i

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by mar77i 9y ago
Wait, why are you worrying about Scott Kelly's medical data? That's what he was in space for, right?
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by mar77i 9y ago
Urm, the mere fact that somebody is capable to micro-manage every different aspect and detail about a program is purely theoretical, as nobody talks about actually doing so, or if, how often that is done. It just makes them a competent
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by mar77i 9y ago
based on http://www.randelshofer.ch/fhw/gri/holzihelp.html I came up with this: https://gist.github.com/mar77i/46bd25504dd9e81d0ca7778efcee4...
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by mar77i 9y ago
It seems to be kind of a running gag, and I wonder what else do people imagine is what the kernel is supposed to satisfy than as many other people's expectations as possible?
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by mar77i 9y ago
It's uncannily similar to him going nuclear on a guy called Mauro in 2012. https://lkml.org/lkml/2012/12/23/75
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by mar77i 9y ago
Reminds me of John Cleese's way to put it: https://writenotion.wordpress.com/2014/07/17/open-mode-vs-cl...
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by mar77i 9y ago
It's as if the universe aligned for Nautilus (which is also a snail producing a natural fractal as its house) to publish such a fascinating article about how calculus and geometry partially unite to produce such a fascinating article.
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by mar77i 9y ago
Great choice of name for a different thing. https://xkcd.com/144/
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by mar77i 9y ago
One idea I like is randomly flipping a bit on the root partition every day or so. You'll have to take an incredibly long time to find the problem, of which there will be one eventually.
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by mar77i 9y ago
I got that mad cow on Snapchat, though.
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by mar77i 9y ago
Trying is nature's way to be abundant. Just like you shouldn't spay the sheep just because the lamb might be eaten by a wolf.
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by mar77i 9y ago
You sound like you doubt the viability of automated and distributed tree planting which may be more statistically significant? I get your point that hundreds may not do, what about hundreds of thousands, then? Let's agree that we can&#
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by mar77i 9y ago
...you're scaring me. Are you saying H.P. Lovecraft was right?
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by mar77i 9y ago
...what Colonel?
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by mar77i 9y ago
This does work for you, if you're on to something, even though the fact applies that you cannot know if the thing you're on to isn't already discovered and/or correct, which are things that are mostly impossible to know:
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by mar77i 9y ago
I remember what I did to optimize my own metaballs: after rendering all different sizes that were used on their own screen at (0, 0), I would only add the values at relative positions (signs removed) of their respective preset map. It does
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by mar77i 9y ago
I prefer Regular Ordinary Swedish Metaballs™
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by mar77i 9y ago
Urm, you know, people got used to IoS. Telling other people how to make their choices is telling other people what to do. It's not always nice, and frankly, never actually works.
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by mar77i 9y ago
https://i.imgur.com/ANIrmvN.jpg
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by mar77i 9y ago
there's always find -print0 and many core tools support -z (-0 for xargs). but you have a point of course, YMMV applies.
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by mar77i 9y ago
Dude! You need help with using your tools' features to reduce your pipeline lengths. - grep derp | sed whatever is the same as sed '/derp/ whatever' (you might be interested in sed -r for that matter) - sed whatever
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by mar77i 9y ago
For about 10 minutes I was just browsing comments here looking for why. For whatever reason I only thought of human threat as the possible scenario for your situation. Of course fires occur naturally too. As for survival advice, I can cover
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by mar77i 9y ago
Well you can do it badly and end up with ... wait for it ... ScriptCase. You know you crossed the edge to insanity when the Login form consists of 10,000 lines of generated, ugly looking code.
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by mar77i 9y ago
I work with a lot of OO code (ORM) that regularly contains references on objects to other objects. How would that "security model" behave wrt the map of reachable objects in relation to the object passed... let's assume by re
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by mar77i 9y ago
It can't be phrased clearer while still distancing themselves from the cause clearly and coherently... unlike other people. On that same note: Good riddance. Policy and processes are probably in no case ever too slow to take effect. Th
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by mar77i 9y ago
Isn't that the whole point of the game? Making everyone believe times are terrible enough already so they would start killing each other and bring war over the lands and death to innocent children? How can you not want the glorious Mad
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by mar77i 9y ago
The only winning move is not to play. Boom!
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by mar77i 9y ago
Ideally, a relationship should be mutually beneficial in and on itself. In the case of your cofounder, it's difficult, because the mutual benefits are already given. I guess it would be harder to make sure the relationship would stay,
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100% FOSS MPU – stripping the hardware bloat(indiegogo.com)
1 points by mar77i 10y ago|1 comments
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by mar77i 13y ago
reminds me hof how I taught the c64 one of wolfram's 1d automata (as in http://www.mathpuzzle.com/MAA/42-From%20Keyfobs%20to%20Ringt... ) by heavily relying on lookup tables and bit shifting which got down the cal

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