oozcitak

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by oozcitak 16y ago
I don't understand this rationale: Posts are limited to 140 characters on a certain website ∴ Everything should fit in 140 chars
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My server's been hacked(serverfault.com)
107 points by oozcitak 16y ago|12 comments
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by oozcitak 16y ago
I don't think it is good idea to use alternative styling for focus outlines. People who prefer navigating with their keyboards rely on their browser's native outline style for feedback. If you really must remove the outline, do it for hove
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by oozcitak 16y ago
Same here. I vividly remember entering type-in MLX programs[1] to the C64. I later learned C64 BASIC. [1]: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:ComputesGazetteProgramPage...
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by oozcitak 16y ago
He did 3 benchmarks: gunicorn with 1 worker process, gunicorn with 4 worker processes, bjoern.
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by oozcitak 16y ago
This is amazing and has great potential. Imagine word-lens for conferences: record the presentation -> translate the slides with Word Lens -> publish the translated slides live to the conference audience. There are hundreds of ways
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by oozcitak 16y ago
Here is the transcript from npr if you can't listen to the story: http://www.npr.org/templates/transcript/transcript.php?story...
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by oozcitak 16y ago
It was the same in my university and every other university I know of. Previous exam questions are widely available for all popular courses. It would be foolish to think otherwise. What's to stop a student to write down questions after taki
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by oozcitak 16y ago
This should have took considerable time for designing and manufacturing the modular parts taking into account not only the final state of the building but also hundreds of construction stages. The parts should have been manufactured and fac
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by oozcitak 16y ago
Great work, thank you. Can you list the availability of the original domain (example.com) as well?
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HN Domain Exchange: Add your unused domains
78 points by oozcitak 16y ago|125 comments
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by oozcitak 16y ago
Here: A method for aiding transportation by erect ambulation using lower appendages. You can not only sue most humans, but primates and meerkats as well. Seriously, how on earth do such patents get granted? I fail to see the invention in th
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by oozcitak 16y ago
This is not specifically about Backbone. How do you provide content for web crawlers/searchbots with a client framework?
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by oozcitak 16y ago
I don't think that would work. How would the compiler know the type of x and the return type of the lambda expression?
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by oozcitak 16y ago
I would say expression trees is one of the less well-known and under-appreciated features of C# 3.0: Expression<Func<int, int>> e = (x) => x + 1; Func<int, int> f = e.Compile(); int b = f.Invoke(42)
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by oozcitak 16y ago
When converting a signed value to an unsigned value (and if the value cannot be represented with the unsigned type), the standard says: Add UINT_MAX + 1 until you get a valid unsigned value. Adding UINT_MAX + 1 to -1 gives you UINT_MAX.
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Virgin Galactic's Private Spaceship Makes First Solo Glide Flight(space.com)
2 points by oozcitak 16y ago|0 comments
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by oozcitak 16y ago
Is giving back the device the right thing to do in this circumstance? Shouldn't FBI produce proof of ownership of the device? What if sometime after FBI leaves, CIA shows up and says it was their device and they want it back?
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by oozcitak 16y ago
I don't see why a person with a C# background would have any of these (2) "bad habbits". On the contrary, someone with some C# experience would do his best to avoid global variables, and one of the first things he would search for would pro
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by oozcitak 16y ago
Metadata is most certainly the case here. The breakdown of metadata for the original image ( http://fc07.deviantart.net/fs21/f/2007/275/f/4/f4e91d2565442... ): EXIF (APP1) -> 5328 bytes Photoshop IRB (APP13) -> 5896 bytes Ad
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by oozcitak 16y ago
The article states that the default NUMA policy is to allocate memory in the same node the thread is going to run on. Which is logical considering non-local memory access is more costly than local memory access. The problem appears when one
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by oozcitak 16y ago
This needs to be presented at Fun With Algorithms [1]. Also somewhat related is the bogosort algorithm [2] which was designed to be awfully slow (average case performance O(n * n!)). [1] http://fun2010.dia.unisa.it/ [2] http://www.tcs.if
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by oozcitak 16y ago
Your last paragraph nails it. God is an alias and hence doesn't need proving or disproving. There is this huge closet containing the questions we do not have answers for. Some people name this closet God; scientists call it "TODO". You can
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by oozcitak 16y ago
Occam's Razor?
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by oozcitak 16y ago
It will probably be something similar to Autodesk Design Review: http://usa.autodesk.com/adsk/servlet/pc/index?siteID=123112&...
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by oozcitak 16y ago
From a European/Asian perspective. Example: Barcode scanner/price comparer iPhone app. Although we have many local price comparison services; there is no such app to read (most of) the barcodes where I live. > people from other pl
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by oozcitak 16y ago
Also worth considering: Build what is possible today in US but not in Europe/Asia. i.e. Watch what your fellow US entrepreneurs are working on and adopt it to your local.
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by oozcitak 16y ago
Unlikely IMO. Update-in-place is one major feature of MongoDB. If you need MVCC you may be better off using CouchDB or Riak.
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by oozcitak 16y ago
This is from the BES Security Technical Overview [1 p.30] [pdf]: Before the BlackBerry device sends a message, it compresses and encrypts the message using the device transport key. When the BlackBerry Enterprise Server
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by oozcitak 16y ago
Related: In 2009, Etisalat prompted its UAE BlackBerry users to install a surveillance application disguised as a performance update[1]. The update resulted in crashes and lowered battery life resulting in RIM to issue its own update to rem

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