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10y ago
I guess overloading a term with similarly-themed features ~= branding.
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10y ago
I'm only guessing, but it looks like a C header file with a set of macros that produces neat-looking C code. Not sure what's the deal with the 22nd century thing.
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10y ago
This is a throwback for me, big time; this guide singlehandedly helped me through my low-level networks course in college.
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10y ago
Sounds like a cool project to blog about: in-memory implementation of all AWS APIs.
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10y ago
I find the "human comes near box with radioactive sign/sign is on human now/human sick" drawing to be a pretty universal warning sign. No matter how many years we're aiming for the message to survive, as long as we&
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11y ago
I learned VI before Emacs, and by the time I heard about Org Mode, I had developed a way of using Vim similarly; in a nutshell, I write in a clang file (usually named control.c), and (mis)use syntax highlighting on things like switch statem
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11y ago
This article feels disjointed and forced; how is a group of people who feel "underutilized and mistreated" leaving their current place of work to build a new company considered "poaching"? Who is the one poaching in this
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11y ago
This effectively replaces all top search results for the keyword "metronome". Wonder how the sites' owners feel about this. For customers it's just one less click, I guess.
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11y ago
Like any South Korean worth their salt, I learned to type on qwerty from typing Starcraft cheat codes as a child.
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11y ago
Think what would really count as a "visual turing test" is if the computer-generated images were really "generated" by a computer, not rendered from a photo. Still, it's an interesting exercise in how much the rende
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11y ago
The title should really read "Knuth 3:16 (20002)" >> Copyright © 20002 Larry Denenberg
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11y ago
Came in here looking for SOMA reference. I'd imagine a data center would sort of work as its own ARK, though (Not to mention the petabytes of sensitive, personal, possibly secret documents, pictures and videos for your perusal).