rando832

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by rando832 10y ago
He's a career politician, it seemed so obvious from the first day I heard him campaign that he was just telling people what they wanted to hear without any intention of implementing the details except for what is needed to keep up his
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by rando832 10y ago
> Nice. It makes sense to try to formalize the semantics of Rust's new intermediate representation, not MIR. I'm no expert, but according to this: https://blog.rust-lang.org/2016/04/19/MIR.html ,
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by rando832 10y ago
I've never heard the term over-fill data, and google seems to have no idea of it in reference to software.
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by rando832 10y ago
Looks like I was wrong. According to these links, they will probably work in an actual case. They can be revoked at any time, making them inapplicable to future patent use which was not already going on for some period of time. http:/
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by rando832 10y ago
As others have pointed out, MS does have explicit patent promises, so my characterization was wrong.
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by rando832 10y ago
Interesting. It's a non-legally binding patent promise. But honestly, I think MS has waded too far into open source to have the bad publicity of breaking that promise, unless MS gets into very bad finances. Anyways, good enough for me.
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by rando832 10y ago
Ok, I've got a little faith back. It went from -4 back to 1 after I made this comment.
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by rando832 10y ago
I stand corrected.
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by rando832 10y ago
And note the Microsoft CLA says "you grant Microsoft a patent license covering your contribution", while Microsoft grants no patent licenses over (edit: most) of their open source code, and are currently profiting from patent lice
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by rando832 10y ago
When I read this, it always makes me wonder what is going through your mind: Being a traitor does not mean someone is wrong or deserving of punishment. The implication is that a person's country is always right, and also that if he had
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by rando832 10y ago
anti-trust I'm sure.
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by rando832 10y ago
> The below was the first I found[1] Try again, that is bsd openssl code, probably proprietarized, not gpl.
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by rando832 10y ago
wtf is neé?
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by rando832 10y ago
what is "on spec"?
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by rando832 10y ago
tldr: region=$(grep YOUR_ZIP_GOES_HERE UCMR3_ZipCodes.txt|awk '{print $1}') grep $region.*= UCMR3_All.txt | awk 'FS = "\t" {print $14,$5,$18}'| sort open page 7 in ucmr3-data-summary-april-2016.pdf