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by reacweb 11y ago
I have a HP Pavilion Elite m9458fr bought in july 2009 for 416€ (on eBay hp_marketplace_fr). I only need a silent reliable computer with a reasonably fast CPU for web development on Linux. I have no need for beefy GPU, I just need to connec
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by reacweb 11y ago
The aim of Google is AI (like in https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Technological_singularity ). Android, like gmail are useful to feed data. Advertising is useful to have money for research in AI and to prove that AI is eff
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by reacweb 11y ago
Would you accept a bill to force TSA locks on all houses ?
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by reacweb 11y ago
In go, the tree searching is named "reading". Even beginners need to read very deep trees (more than 7 moves) to anticipate the result of a Semeai (capturing race).
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by reacweb 11y ago
In go, the purpose is to have more territory than the opponent. There is no point in humiliating the opponent by having a big advantage. I think the aim of the strange moves was to increase the confidence of the program in its advance, not
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by reacweb 11y ago
maybe the mistakes were unrecognized brilliant moves (tesujis).
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by reacweb 11y ago
Very good analogy. We all know the fate of TSA keys.
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by reacweb 11y ago
This kind of procedure is clearly there to fight democracy. I think the TTIP should not be adopted whatever its content, just because of this non democratic procedure. The people who have initiate this procedure should be investigated. Mayb
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by reacweb 11y ago
One problem with made up word like "esquivalience" is that many people loves new nice words appearing in dictionary. Maybe, dictionnary.com has not commit a copyright violation, but just followed a hype.
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by reacweb 11y ago
Is there an upgrade ? This is an unbearable nag screen.
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by reacweb 11y ago
"respond any time anybody asks about FBI and San Bernardino to say: the real conversation is about China wanting to unlock the phone of a US Embassy employee who they suspect is a CIA agent and don’t we want Apple to be able to say the
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by reacweb 11y ago
I think many people do not understand. What seems obvious for us may be difficult to grasp even for programmers. Almost 20 years ago, I have received the virus "I love you" in my mail box. For me, it was obvious it was a virus and
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by reacweb 11y ago
I have a HP Pavilion Elite m9458fr bought in july 2009 for 416€ (on eBay hp_marketplace_fr). I have no need for beefy GPU. I only need a silent reliable computer with a reasonably fast CPU for development on Linux. I would like to replace i
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by reacweb 11y ago
I have the migration studies for a big software base containing C++ code, Ada code and Java code (around 30% each). The migrations were from HPUX to RedHat4, then to RedHat5, then to RedHat6. Each time, more than 90% of the migration worklo
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by reacweb 11y ago
we can't save lives, only postpone a bit the death.
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by reacweb 11y ago
I have already noticed some performance issue with strncpy (and big destination buffers) vs strlcpy. The two functions introduced in the article have the good complexity and seem to be more handy than usual api.
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by reacweb 11y ago
I think Mayer has done a fantastic job in improving the reputation of yahoo. I still have a yahoo mail (that I give when I am affraid of spam). Since she is CEO, the experience has improved a lot. The yahoo news are not too bad, ... Transfo
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by reacweb 11y ago
I am pretty convinced by the argument of this article. but, this looks to good to be true. Are there some drawbacks I can not see ? Why nobody has thought about this simple api ?
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by reacweb 11y ago
I think the first priority should always be simplicity (KISS). Simplicity is understood by perfectionist developers (Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication) and also by beginners (if code become complex, there will be bugs). De-duplicati
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by reacweb 11y ago
IMHO, there is a statistical bias. A woman would not take this course if she struggle with the other mandatory courses or if she is not very motivated in studies.
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by reacweb 11y ago
excellent. Do you have the same for javascript ?
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by reacweb 11y ago
You are right. The support of fancy features like backtracking should not cause any degradation of performance for simple regular expressions. You are not obliged to use them, but they should not hurt you when you do not use them. I am surp
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by reacweb 11y ago
The support of fancy features like backtracking does not cause any degradation of performance for simple regular expressions. You are not obliged to use them, but they do not hurt you when you do not use them. Some other people may love the
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by reacweb 11y ago
In fact, no. A big group of average experts appears to be better than a single super expert. This is the principal justification for the success of AI in oil prospective ( https://books.google.fr/books?id=6DNgIzFNSZsC&pg=
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by reacweb 11y ago
The level of a player is generally the level of its worst moves. Even a beginner makes some super-GM moves sometimes (by mistakes).
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by reacweb 11y ago
How long before a nodejs based on chakraCore ?
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Worrying legislation in progress in France(dailydot.com)
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by reacweb 11y ago
"boringness of having to watch them constantly". My third child is 2 and he is not boring. He is very creative. I think the problem is "watch them constantly". This is a source of frustration for us as parent (we have so
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by reacweb 11y ago
"monthly costs of running the service" was your killing argument. Why didn't you migrate to a cheap hosting ? My single host at scaleway (3.59€ per month) can handle many toy projects and gives me all freedom.
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by reacweb 11y ago
Very nice. Does anyone have entry points to do the same with gnome 3 ?

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