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by musername 12y ago
a vrry impartial source, indeed /s
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by musername 12y ago
okay, but what do you call it if the frequency is diverging to zero for infinity?
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by musername 12y ago
learning is a directed process with a target. the immune system is controled by the bervous system to reach that target, while cancer-cells, apparently are uncontrolled. there's a difference, although it matters more in an educational
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by musername 12y ago
> there is no syntax that doesn't seem very true, either. From looking at it, I have no idea what the comma in ' ,var ' means or what ' ((x 7)) ' is supposed to mean.
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by musername 12y ago
cygwin using the options they used while vs13's, using the optio s they used FTFY. Not saying I know options for VS to produce small bins, nor that there isn't a trend. Just a friendly reminder that there's more to a ben
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by musername 12y ago
yeah, like anyone has the time and knowledge to do it. A simple apt-get won't cut it, I guess.
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by musername 12y ago
I second that question, as it was my first thought about the difference to the malloc in glibc, or whether it's just ignoring the supposed benefits.
68.
by musername 12y ago
why one hidden variable, when you could have one for each atom between the entangled? :)
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by musername 12y ago
While at the same time the x in x-mas means the greek letter Chi that represents the ch-sound. just to get ahead of any confusion and to bring this thread around full O.
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by musername 12y ago
I'm not even sure how to access that in debian, nvm i didn't try to fix the apc issues, yet. I'm sure there's a command already, anyhow.
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by musername 12y ago
so, you don't believe that it's a fragile system, before you saw it break?
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by musername 12y ago
>It's their platform, they can do whatever they want. Surely that's proper legal standing, next to the user can cram it , arguably. There are basic rights and to forbid the use of any can't be broken by contract. IMHO acc
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by musername 12y ago
Is it not the staff, but expert-witnesses? Of course the influence of the technical advisory is subjective, so is the judge's. Arguably, more subjectivity levels out the preciseness of the judgement, it's a compromise, but certain
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by musername 12y ago
The expert-witnesses are ment to explain the problems in laymen-terms, while the court is to precide over the judicial implications given by the law that are a supposed as a level baseline. If the expert would be judge directly, he'd n
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by musername 12y ago
well, if a vulnerabillity like this is the best it can do, I guess I will not switch to the best alternative to fiat, not anytime soon. /s To be clear, IMHO it is a mitigation or heuristic, not a solution at all. Disclaimer: slightly
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by musername 12y ago
thanks. welp, I'm still learning
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by musername 12y ago
missing overflow guards is just one of the big disappointments in c, if you have experience with asm for any popular processor atm.
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by musername 12y ago
Id's Quake and Doom sources are a classic in this matter. I looked a bit at wsw, a fork of Quake 2. Now, my code is full of structs with function pointers. It's like I just internalized the more elaborate syntax and now it's
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by musername 12y ago
>I work at Disney and when I look to the television monitors I see ‘inspirational’ quotes that tell me that selfishness is desirable. What's that got to do with your workplace? Selfishness is desire. It has just the negative meani
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by musername 12y ago
>science- fiction yeah, right. Which invention was there in the books, that seemed unlikely at the time and that had a significa t impact on the story? Drugs, microphones, cameras, TVs were basically an old hat at the time, like 50 year
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by musername 12y ago
In this line of argument, the host that houses the servers is also a third party. So, there's no need to contact the opperator, when they could just access the machines.
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by musername 12y ago
I'm using two accounts, bare with me. A joke really didn't work out if it has to be explained at length. Maybe, because secretly I was angry that my english isn't perfect and it's your fault ;)
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by musername 12y ago
from the OED : >Apology: >A regretful acknowledgement of an offence or failure ) http://www.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/english/apology they simply don't regret it so the whole discussion is besi
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by musername 12y ago
Does newspeak have different meaning to you, than it used to, too?
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by musername 12y ago
>They know doing so contributes to the acceptance and normalization of the activity, and that's worth a lot to everyone involved, save the black market dealers. That's the hypocracy. It's not their behaviour that leads to
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by musername 12y ago
It's not even news
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by musername 12y ago
If you smoked weed, you probably wouldn't. If you did before, you would be so used to the black market, you'd stick with it, because. Weed is already expensive, so you are in luck if you could afford the shop prices on a regular
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by musername 12y ago
It's also over what, 50 times as much as the production cost?
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by musername 12y ago
I tried to understand your comment twice, but it doesn't work for me. Figures, the comment is wrong.
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by musername 12y ago
The problem is age, mostly, isn't it though? With age you neither want to leave the place you grew accustomed with, nor would it be easier than finding a job in your profession, as some complain even here with respect to IT. Anyway, I

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