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Tips and Tricks to avoid memory leaks in writing C
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15y ago
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15y ago
Hi, Actually I am working on a pet project which does exactly the same :)
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Which to use with What and When?
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15y ago
its a "brain re-fill" you dumbo, not "reverse brain drain"
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15y ago
a botnet for bitcoin having millions of bitbots :P
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naughtysriram
15y ago
what if a virus or malware or an adware installs a bitcoin miner and starts mining on zombie machines? wouldn't that be productive?
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15y ago
Just used google's closure compiler http://closure-compiler.appspot.com/home on http://bitp.it/jsMiner.js and it saved some 4.11%. While compiling on advanced mode i get lot of warnings.
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naughtysriram
15y ago
I accidentally up-voted a post. I was wondering if there is a way to cancel that. I guess it is different from down-voting for which I must have some amount of karma.
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White, Red, Black, Yellow, Green, Blue.. Which hat are you?
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15y ago
add the hitlar mode alias to your .bashrc. echo "alias hitlar='ls -Fhitlar'" >> ~/.bashrc $hitlar $hitlar filename
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15y ago
i would say go for node.js because, 1.c style syntax 2.nodejs is itself evolving 3.you can learn serverside scripting 4.event based design 5.very good framework for deploying web apps
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List files in the hitlar mode
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15y ago
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Diving into node.js
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16y ago
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What's an Environment? What's a Closure? What's a Continuation? What's a Scope?
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16y ago
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SECD or CEK? Does any C implementation exists?
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16y ago
Yes, nothing can come close to the C-style stack. What I thought was to maintain a stack or a hash-table of pointers to all the continuations (key/value implemented as pairs a.k.a cons cells) right from the root environment to the latest ac
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Can hash-tables be used as continuations in scheme?
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JSONSYN / JSYN - JSON based Syndication
(martin.atkins.me.uk)
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16y ago
Nice to hear this kind of break through! But is it attached to some kind of controversy like stem-cell research/cloning? If new bone marrow is the cure, then the next step might be a cloned bone marrow so you don't need to have pills for ev
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16y ago
I thought C was really low level than C++. So if you are gonna implement a Low Level Virtual Machine, then C would have been good choice. Further they tried to compile the Linux Kernel with LLVM, the former completely written in C. If thats
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Can LLVM be (re)implemented in c?
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16y ago
Chrome-os notebooks a.k.a social laptops unlike personal laptops. I think these next-gen notebooks are good for internet kiosks/browsing centers. If everything is in the cloud, then there is nothing personal which itself is a privacy breach
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16y ago
but all the applications are in the cloud..!!! so how can one use them without an internet connection?
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Is there an harddisk in the chrome-os notebooks?
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16y ago
Let us C