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by miga 13y ago
Depending who unpacks it. I suppose that richest man in the world can be turn-on for many women...
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by miga 13y ago
Only in places that allow use of cheap generic post-exposure drugs produced in India. Unfortunately the very same drugs in Europe are hell expensive. They should be probably subsidized by the country like Germany which is famous for its sex
243.
by miga 13y ago
Most condoms today are enhanced with advanced lubricants.
244.
by miga 13y ago
I like the vibration effect better. Or at least my girlfriend would :-).
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by miga 13y ago
Let's hope they will also be 100x stronger than current ones, so they never break.
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by miga 13y ago
A few @nsa.gov.pl addresses, I conclude that the list is probably fake.
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by miga 13y ago
They didn't even put indicative weight on the web page yet...
248.
by miga 13y ago
What about laptops that glow neon white apples? :-)
249.
by miga 13y ago
I wouldn't pick integrated graphics card for a "high-end" PC laptop. What about 1.88kg RAZER Blade, with quad core i7 and nVidia 765M, and 512GB SSD?
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by miga 13y ago
As if quasicrystals were not rare enough, it is good to see an ultimate "test sample", since 2D object may be much simpler to study.
251.
by miga 13y ago
Because so many interesting things happened beside NSA stories? Or so I hope.
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Ketil Malde on strategic investment in sequence bioinformatics(blog.malde.org)
1 points by miga 13y ago|0 comments
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by miga 13y ago
Spreadsheet is more convenient way of visualizing a lot of numeric inputs and outputs at the same time.
254.
by miga 13y ago
Why not sue over waste of resources in US economy, and facilitating further computer crime?
255.
by miga 13y ago
I add it to my list of hard-to-replicate-and-locate bugs then.
256.
by miga 13y ago
It is always reason to celebrate when one engineer successfully communicates with another of different specialty. Big kudos to Intel for actually encouraging them to do so!
257.
by miga 13y ago
Good we have a fix for a bug, that has been pestering me for quite a long time. As for maximum timeout, I believe that setting a maximum timeout in sysfs with default of 1s should make satisfy most people (unless anyone wants per-device max
258.
by miga 13y ago
Because XSLT is used to put a visualization of a data together with an XML-formatted document - very convenient for B2B. You may see content in a browser, and then extract info from the same page without XSLT.
259.
by miga 13y ago
30MB would fit in nice for scientific computing. Does it mean that Haswell Xeons will have 60MB?
260.
by miga 13y ago
And also there are interesting approaches to "GC optimizations", but so far unported to Haskell: http://www.it.edu/people/mael/mypapers/tldi03.pdf
261.
by miga 13y ago
Some say that privacy will disappear in this century anyway. Nice book about it is https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Database_Nation
262.
by miga 13y ago
Elegant structure with simple core, and closeness to mathematical foundations makes complexities more clear and tractable.
263.
by miga 13y ago
Good way to get a random opinion, why did he blow it up? Now everybody will be expecting PM taxi driver :-).
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by miga 13y ago
What performance may we expect? Is there Linux emulation lib? Or at least package database based on Debian sources?
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by miga 13y ago
What performance may we expect?
266.
by miga 13y ago
Not to forget per-process fs namespace, and text-only replacement of ugly ioctls.
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by miga 13y ago
Any estimates as of how many people still use bzr in 2013, in the age of Git?
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Awk in Haskell(github.com)
44 points by miga 13y ago|9 comments
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by miga 13y ago
They also changed the title of the post. It was: "Intel Labs Haskell Compiler: Automated..."
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Automatic SIMD Vectorization for Haskell [pdf](leafpetersen.com)
86 points by miga 13y ago|18 comments

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