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pronoiac
12y ago
> There are now situations (such as in the United States) where merely using GPG puts you on a list of suspicious people. What's fun: using ssh might be similar.
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pronoiac
12y ago
Ah! I missed the "whose indices are bigger" item in the description.
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pronoiac
12y ago
If we're targeting O(n log n), we could just sort the array and examine the number of times the minimum entry appears.
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12y ago
"As a visual-effects supervisor for Industrial Light & Magic, John Knoll lives on the bleeding-edge of computer graphics. With his brother Tom, he also created the PhotoShop image-processing software."
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pronoiac
12y ago
Huh. There's a pop-up that blocks the text, and I couldn't even dismiss it from full screen - I had to zoom out first. And I couldn't leave a comment there.
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12y ago
The times on the left, standalone, are Pacific. In the text on the right, UTC. Edit: uh, wait, this is wrong. It's edited (possibly) or I'm just bleary-eyed (more likely).
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pronoiac
12y ago
Huh. It's a rough sketch, from 2011. There's no follow-up I can see.
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pronoiac
12y ago
Huh, by the name I guessed it was an emulator, and Arduino seemed underpowered for that.
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12y ago
Isn't the dislike for external recruiters? They can be wildly variable in quality - spamming by keywords, regardless of geographic areas. And the good ones may overprepare, asking questions that the company won't. Edit: oh yea
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12y ago
Rent doubled at their old location. It's why they moved, back in 2000.
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12y ago
Aw, they don't allow seeing progress unless you're contacts on the site.
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pronoiac
12y ago
Does anyone know how far back the bugs go? Mavericks, Snow Leopard?
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12y ago
And if you run it, you get the Daring Fireball homepage, which surprised me - it's not configured for this problem.
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12y ago
To be perfectly clear, I did a double-take because I mis-read it the first time, I'm probably not alone on this, and I'd consider it an ill-advised name. You could consider me oversensitive, but would you choose Niggardly for a br
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12y ago
Whoa, that's an unfortunate name.
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12y ago
Go for it!
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pronoiac
12y ago
I put together a blog of Pelican themes demos: http://ptd.pronoiac.org
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12y ago
I'd guess that the problem is that multiple cities are involved, and they suck at cooperating amongst themselves.
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12y ago
I heard the opposite. "A new study suggests that being wealthy primes people to act like jerks." http://healthland.time.com/2012/02/28/why-the-rich-are-less-...
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12y ago
At these scales, bandwidth to disks isn't trivial - at a gigabyte a second, it would still take over 130 days to build the checksums for the torrent. I don't think Bittorrent fundamentally allows multithreaded torrent generation.
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12y ago
You could use floppies to transfer terabytes of data, but that doesn't make it a good idea.
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12y ago
They hit 10 petabytes two years ago* - which is 10000 terabytes. Torrents don't really cut it at that scale. * http://blog.archive.org/2012/10/26/10000000000000000-bytes-a...
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12y ago
If you're wondering, iPhones have used both Qualcomm and Infineon baseband processors: https://theiphonewiki.com/wiki/Baseband_Device According to a note in this presentation, Ralf-Philipp Weinmann has noted expl
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12y ago
I found one! Computer Shopper, December 1997: "Holiday Hit! $2,499 - fully loaded 300 MHz Pentium II" Also two J&R catalogs, winter 1998 and the orher's undated. And an OS/2 Warp Demonstration Disk 3 1/2" f
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pronoiac
12y ago
I think I'll dig around my parents' and see if I can spot any issues.
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12y ago
Argh. So what can we do? Walk them through it? Post resources on nginx?
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12y ago
Here's the cache for the post: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:https:/...
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12y ago
I'd suggest putting up nginx as a reverse proxy to Apache. I had a situation sort of like this; under heavy load, Apache would have issues with semaphores that was hard to deal with. (Someone had handled the OOM-killing with a watchdog
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12y ago
Oh, did you use Charles Mingus' cat training guide? http://mingusmingusmingus.com/mingus/cat-traning-program (It is the jazz musician Mingus, and some friends are very find of this bit of trivia.)
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pronoiac
12y ago
I thought best practice for software developers was to not look at patents?
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