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mmrezaie
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Art or whatever it is subjective to decide which code formatting is better. As long as a single "code format actor" can transform different styles automatically then why one should care. I think most communities are having an agr
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the myopic eyesight of the masses.
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Linux has MSR module or one can use perf.
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Well using perf or reading MSR doesn't need you writing your kernel module. I think the overhead of using perf or direct access to MSR are kinda similar.
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Well, it works fine when I use HDMI for the external display. I have not tested the DisplayPort.
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Probably it was not the vision of these types of projects, but this reminds me a lot of Qubes OS[1]. I actually have occasionally used docker (lxc) to run some applications that I was not trusting, and I was controlling them using cgroups.
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9y ago
Is there a bridge for using MapD with Spark interface or somehow combining them? This can be interesting for the clusters with a lot of GPUs and a lot of data to do data manipulations.
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10y ago
XPS 13 is amazing and with Linux support it is fine, but that keyboard though. You need to test it to see if it fits for you.
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10y ago
I had bumblebee on my precision 5520, and it works fine. You need to meddle with it a little bit, but after that everything works fine. Actually, I loved it since I could have my X11 memory space controlled by Intel and my Cuda application
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10y ago
Well the recent passed executive rules are about "legal immigrants" not the un-documented immigrants. That yet to come, "officially".
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10y ago
Well, it would be really dangerous if they have put a headline that did not make normal people not read it. I do not see this as click bait, and I see this as a usual signal for the mainstream to be aware. Also, if you these people read onl
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10y ago
I was very stressed and watching this calm me down. Thanks
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10y ago
Does anyone know why there is no data for some countries like Sweden?
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10y ago
I wonder why no one mentioned it, but I would like Mendeley to have a device like this that only has Mendeley and I will be so happy.
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Why not, when you are abroad it is kinda the only way you can watch many of the content that is not available in other countries. Even subtitles are not available in English in some countries like Sweden.
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10y ago
Why flagged it? Something this important!
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Thanks, now I want to replace my bubble with a bulletproof west.
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I want to second this. I also had a Ph.D. full fund in the USA but I went to Sweden, and why? Well in that time I had an opportunity to work and fund an start up and boy I am so lucky to find my supervisor in Sweden (over a simple phone ca
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That is true but 21 to thousands that just die in Yemen or by Isis is not even considerable. I think we should compare them and not going to say that one is not bad at all. They are both are fundamentally against human freedom and liberal i
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How come this post went from "the top" to "where I cannot find it anymore"!?
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Do you know any interview or documentary of talking to samples of these populations? I wonder very much what they think. The interviews so far for me personally were showing that they are "morally deaf", but I am sure that this is
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10y ago
Very interesting. I never used anything like pmd and I thought these tools are only available with advanced IDEs.
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I rarely write a bad code, just joking! But has anyone used the emacs plug-in for it? And is it any good?
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Some projects like SparkNet or DeepLearning4j+spark or even Sparkling Water are kinda doing the same thing. So, how this is compared to them?
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"People do not write byte-code; that job is left to the byte compiler. But we provide a disassembler to satisfy a cat-like curiosity." How dare they! I will use that disassembler with my dog like curiosity.
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but still so many of applications that their version on android supports it, do not support it in their ios version e.g. soundcloud.
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Interesting links. Thanks!
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How Fuchsia is compared to L4?
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or more complete one: alias e='emacsclient -c -n $opt -a nano' alias ne='emacsclient -t $opt -a nano' se() { emacsclient -c -n $opt -a emacs "/sudo::$ " } sne() { emacsclient -t $opt -a emacs "/s
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10y ago
Is there any way to force to run only apps that abide by some api level?
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