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by mfukar 11y ago
Yes. No undergrad CS course assumes prior experience.
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by mfukar 11y ago
Haha, bummer.
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by mfukar 11y ago
But Mike, what good would Polymorph do in this scenario?
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by mfukar 11y ago
I don't mind the presence inconsistencies, & the read marker only rarely "desyncs" for me, but the notifications are absolutely horrible. I chat on one device and replies trigger notifications on 3...drives me nuts someti
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by mfukar 11y ago
For me what OS X provides is just great. Sane defaults, good UI, they're fine. It's what it doesn't provide that gets me, and Homebrew is a good effort and all, but too much hassle.
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by mfukar 11y ago
Of course; with generic lambdas it's absolutely possible to code in a functional style: https://gist.github.com/mfukar/3214a140a5a3b35c59fa That includes all the JS pass-a-lambda-as-a-callback shenanigans.
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by mfukar 11y ago
Yeah, a 5px black bar isn't gonna bring us any closer.
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by mfukar 11y ago
No team can catch all the bugs. As for 'obvious', hindsight, yada yada.
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by mfukar 11y ago
> I made my son update a spreadsheet, daily, of his homework per class. Estimated time to finish and actual time. It was a lot of data and when > [snip] > The problem is institutional, massively reinforced by the parents. > [sni
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by mfukar 11y ago
Then don't set the default target and keep using it as `make help`.
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by mfukar 11y ago
Most "expert-level" players seem to think so, as well. That said, the rest of the series are not at all bad games.
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by mfukar 11y ago
It's a prediction. It held true for the longest amount of time.
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by mfukar 11y ago
> I'm pretty sure that when you generate a prime you're using the Miller–Rabin primality test in which case you only probabilistically choose a prime. Why would somebody use MR when there are faster sieves already running, as w
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by mfukar 11y ago
So? Did they ask? :)
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by mfukar 11y ago
An executive director, as a rule, doesn't make choices, but carries the board's choices out. Jeff Fortin Tam (the president of the board of directors of GNOME) has pretty much confirmed this: http://jeff.ecchi.ca/b
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by mfukar 11y ago
One doesn't really have to know Ruby to publish with Jekyll. Case in point, I haven't written half a line of Ruby code for my Jekyll blog yet.
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by mfukar 11y ago
> Bytes and octets are the same today. Not in DSPs. Today.
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by mfukar 11y ago
The amount of digitally stored information in the world as of May 2009 [1] is in the order of 2^71. There's no way a single process in a Linux distro will live long enough to read 2^80 bytes for the foreseeable future. [1] http:/
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by mfukar 11y ago
Well, it's not called "stable".
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by mfukar 11y ago
Surprising the comments critical of how the test was performed publicly equate exploitation with guns: > How about they remotely poke around your husband or wife's car and explore, as long as they promise not to intentionally trigge
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by mfukar 11y ago
Let me clear it up for you: Say you post an article about the current state of socioeconomic affairs in the EU in /r/askscience. Your submission will be deleted, because /r/askscience's subject is not to host such a
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by mfukar 11y ago
> What about when a mother kisses her baby's head? What about when a friend offers a hug to someone who has just lost a loved one? What about when a kid gives a friendly smile to the kid who always gets bullied? Well, there are the
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by mfukar 11y ago
Understand that we're generalising here, but a counter-example on your main argument would have, in fact, refuted your whole thesis. There's a massive gap between a short (in length) invalidation of an argument and useless nitpick
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by mfukar 12y ago
That's exactly what "message board nerds" do: focus on the gestalt rather than the substance. Call people out as not p.c. to silence an opinion.
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by mfukar 12y ago
Well, it isn't, but p.c. proponents certainly seem to make it seem that way. :-)
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by mfukar 12y ago
How so?
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by mfukar 12y ago
Here is an interesting article: http://nymag.com/daily/intelligencer/2015/01/not-a-very-pc-t... for those that wish to read a little bit more on the topic from an objective point of view.
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by mfukar 12y ago
I can't see any changes in `safercopy` or in the calling code you provided - only the invocations from the shell showing the prog terminating.
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by mfukar 12y ago
> bit-accurate single-pass high-speed rips "military-grade encryption"
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by mfukar 13y ago
NAT isn't going away with IPv6.

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