palunon

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by palunon 8y ago
A robot cannot be an employee or officer of a corporation, you need to be a person for that.
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by palunon 8y ago
Robots can't own property, as they are not recognized as a person. You may sell to someone represented by a robot, but you're not selling to the robot. When using a vending machine, your making a trade with the vending machine com
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by palunon 8y ago
Huh ? It's even simpler to put a manual car in neutral without the key. You could even push start it. The main problem would be having a locked driving wheel (common in France), which may make pushing it 5 meters away impractical/
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by palunon 8y ago
> In [3]: !echo "$file" | awk '!/^;;/' That's Bash (or at least sh). Which excels at piping the output of programs into other programs, and pay that cost for everything else.
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by palunon 8y ago
Yeah, but C-style "for" loops are nice, right ? Still, they really are a syntactic sugar for a "while". The problem is more with a language having fady bits and people using them when they don't make the code cleare
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by palunon 8y ago
What they do is not try to prove UB, but use it as a precondition for the proof that their optimizations don't change the program behavior - ie. they can assume that anything resulting in UB won't happen.
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by palunon 8y ago
> Choosing to embed a copy of content you don't own into a permanently-public record is a greater offense. Anybody making copies of that record, and anybody distributing them, would be (and probably already is) breaking the law. But
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by palunon 8y ago
Tell it to the lawyers writing disclaimers in uppercase.
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by palunon 8y ago
Huh, nicotine dependency doesn't really work like that. Most smokers don't spend all their money on cigarettes, and go on smoking binges when they have more money... Source: I smoke, and about half the people I know do too.
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Shallow-backup: Git integrated backup tool(github.com)
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by palunon 8y ago
> the virus world The bacterial one. Virus infections are (almost?) never treated with antibiotics.
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by palunon 8y ago
Well, emacs used like the GP suggest is not really an editor, and is more akin to a text-based application platform (with modes to browse the web, read your mail, play music, etc)
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by palunon 8y ago
> that help and support can begin in prison Could begin in prison. In most countries' prisons, including in the US and most of Europe, it can't.
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by palunon 8y ago
I guess they're taking about the AWS EC2 instance type https://aws.amazon.com/ec2/instance-types/
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by palunon 8y ago
> For programs with multiple files, I will write a shell script to figure out and compile everything (but use stuff like the above to compile each individual file). Although, I should probably make a better way, later. Yeah, you should p
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by palunon 8y ago
> Just like 99.9% of Arabic people aren't terrorists Yeah, sure, one in a thousand Arabic person is a terrorist...
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by palunon 8y ago
Yeah, some people want to. But that's not the way these systems are designed. Having a fully statically built binary is not difficult, but it isn't the default. People still often use dynamic loading for its benefits. People wan
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by palunon 8y ago
This is a often huge difference between programming for Unix-likes and Windows. With Windows, you tend to bundle your application with all of its dependencies in your installation folder... With traditional Unix developpement you often rely
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by palunon 8y ago
At lot of Linux VPN creates network interfaces (tap/tun), and support namespacing them - you can do the same thing with OpenVPN . The really nice thing is the full in-kernel implementation, and the lack of configurability.
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by palunon 8y ago
Especially, even if this is programmable, this chip is probably not programmable from the point of view of the motherboard... And if an attacker is able to connect a chip programmer on your motherboard, you have a totally different threat m
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by palunon 8y ago
> Isn't this a well-known cultural difference between British and... just about any other culture? At least in French, litotes are meant to amplify the negative. The classical example being in Le Cid, "Go, I don't hate you
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by palunon 8y ago
Well, 4chan served you the original file, so you didn't need to evade image processing at all
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by palunon 8y ago
Unless the server only accept images upload and serves you the original file. This is (or at least used to be) popular to share arbitrary files on imageboards.
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by palunon 8y ago
> Helium is a 'noble element', check the Periodic Table and tell me how Helium gets to be part of a molecule. Unless a lot has changed since I was at school then you aren't going to get a lot of helium 'molecules&#x27
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by palunon 8y ago
Google develops Android. It's in their best interest that their changes to the kernel get mainlined... The internal APIs of the kernel tend to change a lot, and Linus doesn't really care about out of tree breakage.
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by palunon 8y ago
In a criminal case, sure. In a civil case, law enforcement isn't involved at all (at least in old English common law based countries) I guess that why a bailiff was present - as an officer of the court authorized to oversee such matter
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by palunon 8y ago
No they don't. The chaussette has to be repaid...
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by palunon 8y ago
> Yes, they modelled it after Epita which was also about code, code, code. Yeah, no. 42 was modeled on Epitech. If EPITA was about "code, code, code", why did Sadirac leave and founded Epitech and 42 ?
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by palunon 8y ago
> we mean numbers that can only we represented as compositions of periodic digits, or worse, transcendental numbers which lack even periodicity Every number that has periodicity in its decimals is rational... √2 doesn't have period
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by palunon 8y ago
> like selling "flame throwers" and other nonsense AFAIK, Tesla never sold flamethrowers, another company (the boring company) did. And they weren't flamethrowers, more gun-shaped blowtorches.

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