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by peterbotond 13y ago
your last paragraph sums it all up the best it deserves more than just one +1. git is a tool to shape the codebase into a quality piece. i usually have about 8-12 private branches that needs others' commit before i can rebase and com
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How to Eat Entropy: Optimal Recovery Strategies for Compromised RNGs(eprint.iacr.org)
1 points by peterbotond 13y ago|0 comments
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by peterbotond 13y ago
the way i handle c++ complexity is to limit its feature usage to exercise its strength letting it help me solve the problem. c++ is a big language with big grammar, as such offers a lot of different ways to say the same thing. each differe
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by peterbotond 13y ago
Try the book, Concrete Mathematics by Graham, Knuth, Patashnik. I love this book, very entertaining and relaxing read. edit: the book in the link looks just as good.
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by peterbotond 13y ago
security in any application has to start from the beginning and nurtured by all developing this application. security can not be a bolt-on after the fact patch works. when at least these two are not applied all applications will fail mise
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by peterbotond 13y ago
If I had this option during an interview, opt not a language, rather the idea to solve a problem described in Abstract Syntax Tree. This usually ends up in a pseudo code with parens.
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by peterbotond 13y ago
Let me recommend DrRacket, it is an excellent IDE, and has great built-in documentation to explain what you can do. http://racket-lang.org/
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by peterbotond 13y ago
http://golang.org/pkg/go/ast/ this is a pretty powerful package.
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by peterbotond 13y ago
i had it as a homework in physics. and another similar of a cube with capacitors at each edge.
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by peterbotond 13y ago
authbind seems to defeat the purpose of privileged and non-privileged users to bind.
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by peterbotond 13y ago
My old vic-20 had a 6502, and c-64 had a 6510. 6510 was backwards compatible with 6502. the most obvious diffrence was the 6510 had more instructions. has any of you had a c-64 with a 6502?
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by peterbotond 13y ago
the QT team in the past constantly improves their codebase, so i believe the numbers will be better. i use qt since 3.1 and see the improvements in general.
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by peterbotond 13y ago
fossil scm
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by peterbotond 13y ago
quicksort, shellsort, then implement it for parametric type.
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by peterbotond 15y ago
not often mentioned: tcl's slave interpreter, and command redirections from a slave interpreter to its master. a master interpreter can hold many slaves interps, and any slave can be a safe interpreter not execing anything that might be dan
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Response to HN comments: The earlier mentioned 3 password hack amongst others.(scribd.com)
2 points by peterbotond 15y ago|0 comments
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by peterbotond 15y ago
many many years ago, when modems were king, there was a breach similar to the 3 character password, UCB... well, the rest is history. I dont remember the details precisely, probably still can be found on some news or mailing list archives.
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by peterbotond 15y ago
the referenced wiki article also mentions another point of view. the referenced article also does not mention the significant number of hungarian speakers in Canada. i will not comment any further on this thread. my view is based on extens
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by peterbotond 15y ago
as a native hungarian speaker, let me wish you fun and many discoveries while learning this enormous grammer. hungarian is not related to finnish, rather to turkic languages. i am a native hungarian speaker, and i know hungarian grammar is
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by peterbotond 15y ago
the simplest and pretty easy to do is ssh tunnel to the trusty home machine running vncserver, and then vncviewer into it via the tunnel. vpn is too heavy for home. and the home machine does not even need to run a full blown xserver, i.e. n
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Daily brain vitamin:A group blog on math, physics and philosophy(golem.ph.utexas.edu)
1 points by peterbotond 15y ago|0 comments
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by peterbotond 15y ago
http://www.iq.harvard.edu/blog/sss/archives/2011/07/detectin...
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Math in practice: origami(youtube.com)
1 points by peterbotond 15y ago|0 comments
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by peterbotond 15y ago
and there are many other companies to benefit from this. reminds me a bit when i needed to reverse engineer a sourceless binary and write a wrapper to its important parts. yes, the article title is bad.
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by peterbotond 15y ago
what i gained from learnign math using trig and log tables, pencil and paper to calculate fractions, multiplying them, more numbers, more calculations, => feel for a solution. yes, it is subjective, by looking at a problem there are no
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by peterbotond 15y ago
thanks. next time it will be more interesting.
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by peterbotond 15y ago
i wrote a few 'transl(iter)ation' from math/physics papers to be understandable by a CS degree, and yes, the jargon is in the way for a CS student. The biggest leap is to associate a greek letter with a definition. a CS student, in my expe
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by peterbotond 15y ago
wikipedia World Heritage? i believe not. 1. it is heavily biased. 2. censored. 3. not always as acurate as it could be. (down vote me, it will still not change the fact that for example what is deleted is someones priority, not necessary in
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Neural Networks - A Systematic Introduction(page.mi.fu-berlin.de)
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by peterbotond 15y ago
it is simpler to remeber that those formatting characters. Let's not forget: go has a very simple way to implement your way of doing things from any pkg, struct. just implement a func (p *SomeNewCoolTimeDate) Format( layout String) as you s

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