mohaine

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by mohaine 9y ago
They same reason we teach them basic math that a calculator can easily do. The primary reason for schools it to learn. Learning to type "8 * 7 =" is different then learning what it means to multiple 8 by 7
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by mohaine 9y ago
It does load fast though. I played with a little SWT app and it was amazing to to see a Java GUI that would launch with no perceivable delay.
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by mohaine 10y ago
To be fair, it can be faster if the binds cause the plan to be much more efficient. I've had to remove binds before for this very reason. Note that this was exactly once in 20 years.
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by mohaine 10y ago
Especially vs other broad spectrum herbicides. We used this one year as a no till knock down: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paraquat The skull and cross bones on the label was bad enough but seeing what even the smalle
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by mohaine 10y ago
Same here. Order seems to be: 1) Bad contractors, 2) Bad employees, 3) Good contractors, 4) Good employees with Mgt going along the way from bottom to top. Pay doesn't usually seem to be the deciding influence except within the grou
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by mohaine 10y ago
Because it was real? It was infected computers scanning, not people. Once infected you joined the group scanning random ips and it grew like you would expect it to. At the peak it got so bad that IPSs were blocking affected ports on all co
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by mohaine 10y ago
According to the "Master Plan part 2", a "new type" of pickup is in the works. That is pretty much all that has been released at this point though.
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by mohaine 10y ago
No thanks. No way I'm offsetting the cost/work of having a child vs the reliability of a Hackernews doctor and a Googled drug source.
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by mohaine 10y ago
If you look it is really a "National Transportation Noise Map" from the Bureau of Transportation Statistics. I'm pretty sure those fighter jets are not considered "transportation"
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by mohaine 10y ago
Probably not easily. Remember this is what java AWT did and it was a complete mess. Write once debug everywhere. My favorite issues was that on one OS (windows I think) a panel would only be visible if pixel 0,0 was on the screen and noth
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by mohaine 10y ago
There is no need for a browser to download something from the internet. You only need the browser to browse the internet. (hence the name) A simple UI with a list of options was all that was needed.
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by mohaine 10y ago
Did you read the article? Quote: To start with let us see the impact of work done to improve the performance of hash indexes. Below is the performance data of the pgbench read-only workload to compare the performance difference of Hash inde
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by mohaine 10y ago
By bad, I thought it was longer then that. That said, I'm pretty sure the "RoundUp Ready 2 Yield trait" has nothing to do with the application of RoundUp. It is the same gene that gave resistance to RoundUp but when inserted
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by mohaine 10y ago
RoundUp Ready has been off patent for MANY years. May brands sell that as well.
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by mohaine 10y ago
How does a plastic bag on fruit help kill weeds that are a completely separate plant?
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by mohaine 10y ago
How does the GC change allocations? While I agree that this Linked list memory layout should be optimized, with real world tests Array backed normally win by a large margin.
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by mohaine 10y ago
The performance issue still stands. Linked Lists are often MUCH slower then array backed lists on modern hardware. This is true even when doing lots of inserts. Having all your list in the CPU cache is just too much of a performance gain
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by mohaine 10y ago
Changing the games doesn't really help unless you also change the network protocol as a lot of hacks just inspect the network data steams. This makes it harder to check for at runtime and it is harder to change the network protocols s
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by mohaine 10y ago
Not really sure what you are talking about. "rotate" is on the main tool box and exactly how to do it was first google result. https://docs.gimp.org/en/gimp-tool-rotate.html https://docs.gimp.org&#
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by mohaine 10y ago
Historically, I don't think it has worked like this for Intel. It costs way more to have multiple designs so they are all pretty much the same few chips with the packaging changed to disable parts. Sometimes the disabled parts failed
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by mohaine 10y ago
To make it worse, they switched up the OEM model numbers to be unique so you can't tell for sure that the $300 dell cpu upgrade is really only switching out a $100 for a $250 one.
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by mohaine 10y ago
Didn't realize the soon to be governor of Missouri was an author.
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by mohaine 10y ago
I think you mean that if you are calling fork you better not have any state. Otherwise you will soon have multiple independent/mutated copies of your state which is normally not a good thing. But you are correct that they would not co
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by mohaine 10y ago
Sorta like how your keys are always in the last place you look. Everything before good enough is an error. Good enough is good enough. This is engineering.
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by mohaine 10y ago
They don't usually "Fork" much of kernel, they (mostly) just have drivers(modules) outside it. When refactors happen to kernel internals, they don't happen to external modules so it is hard to get them up to date with t
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by mohaine 10y ago
Not. Good for knowledge transfer but not much else. The people who don't what to work will just hide in back and the ones that normally do the work will spend lots of time explaining it to the people hiding.
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by mohaine 10y ago
Very few people what to go 8 hours without a break.
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by mohaine 10y ago
Depends on what you mean by children. Most of these concepts appear as a child ages but I think they get out of the simple ones pretty early. I know before a certain developmental state children will say a taller thin glass holds more then
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by mohaine 10y ago
Maybe for a specialty tire, but I'm guessing that is pretty rare. My pilot is in at $650(fouth set @ 60k each. Roughly a penny a mile vs 15 for the whole car.)
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by mohaine 10y ago
Really it is the requirement to to redefine your model in backbone that is a deal breaker. Alot of code that just don't have to write in other frameworks, although i understand why it is there. Most of the unmaintainable comes from it

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