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realo
11y ago
Do you actually mean that I need an expensive, dedicated hardware accelerator to get Java's performance to match C++? Why not do as they actually did: use C++ ? Sounds simple enough... and much cheaper.
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11y ago
Super interesting, but... We have "Time to first bug" for a lot of file systems (ext4, btrfs, hfsplus, NTFS) covering a wide range of OSes & platforms ... and yet not a single word about ZFS? Come on Oracle... you can do bette
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11y ago
My friends invite me to dinner sometimes. They make the meal. That does not make them chefs, or cooks by profession. At best we can say they cooked that particular meal. Being a journalist or reporter by profession is one thing. Saying
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11y ago
This article seems to confuse clarity brought by folding code with versatility brought function reuse.
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11y ago
My first "real" computer was a VIC-20. I used an optical detector hooked up to the joystick's ADC input to observe that my fluorescent lamps were not "steady" but instead flickered at some frequency. I became an em
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11y ago
Hello, If you were willing to trade markdown for asciidoc (same goal, different execution), then a combination of asciidoc in vim simultaneously with the asciidoc previewed in google chrome could be a good approximation of what you want. Em
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11y ago
Yep... That is what he said. However please bear in mind that it it is free ONLY for the 38 million Polish citizens. Foreigners must pay something. Ref: http://www.studyinpoland.pl/en/index.php/education-in-polan
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12y ago
Something you have. Something you are. Something you know. You actually really need the three of them. The last one prevents the <Torture to death> scenario.
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12y ago
Convenient, for sure. However, I always have the choice of not giving up my passwords, under (even painful) threat. Also, someone cannot get my passwords if I am dead. Ever. Unfortunately, with biometrics, it is quite easy to force me to
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12y ago
Well... CP/M (circa 1974) had a command line prompt like this: "C>" Windows (circa 2014) has a command line prompt like this: "C:>" Basically the same after 40 years. Forty ... years. Same old totally obso
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12y ago
And would you prefer this other big ugly rectangular watch instead: http://www.independentjewellers.com/blog/2012/04/the-most-co... Only 2.7 _million_ dollars...
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12y ago
Here you go... Big, rectangular bulky watch. They cost 2.5 _million_ dollars each, but have no Bluetooth... sigh http://www.independentjewellers.com/blog/2012/04/the-most-co...
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12y ago
I did quite a bit of APL programming when I was younger. When describing APL, people talk about the strange symbols, the mathematics, etc... but I have never seen anyone describe something I only realized after some time: APL makes you app
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12y ago
Well... I think you should look more often on eBay: http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_trksid=m570.l3201&_nkw=infus... => 49.99$ is not _that_ hideously high.
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13y ago
Heroine, cocaine _and_ a cocktail of other drugs? And the guy is a top notch hacker about to embarrass some pretty powerful conglomerates? Sorry but I don't care how many bottles of champagne were in the room trash bin. This has MURDE
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13y ago
"Steam Operations" did not have a chance to have a good Father-Son conversation with "Steam Engineering" yet. Don't worry... it will come.
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13y ago
Contrary to Bitcoins, your credit card does not scale. Try to do a debit or refund of 150,000,000$ on your card. Cannot be done. Bitcoin will happily do it's thing, either with 1$ or 150 M$ without discrimination, questions, etc...
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13y ago
The problem in India does not have its root cause in Capitalism. It seems to me that what is required here is a deep change of Indian society. Women seem to compete for men with money, which is absurd. Moreover, there is this "caste&
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13y ago
hum. From what I have read so far about US drone attacks, they seem fit your description quite nicely. Thanks for the good definition. http://www.theguardian.com/world/2013/oct/22/amnesty-us-offi...
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13y ago
Hrrrumph. The British Way is subtle. They could have simply leaked info about the guy to the Russian Maffia and let them do their thing. It seems to have worked quite well.
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13y ago
Oh? I thought that militants in that region of the planet were programmed by religious discussions in the first place. Maybe we do not share the same definition of what a "militant" is, in Saudi Arabia?
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13y ago
Typography is complex and Word is quite inadequate for that. For example, take the simple subject of rivers: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/River_(typography) LaTex knows about those and will try to avoid them. Latex pro
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13y ago
Am I the only one here who thinks all those people imaged on the web site have really weird eyes? Creepy.
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13y ago
You work flow is slightly askew. Let me fix this: ----- 1. Did we break the law? -> Yes -> GOSUB Modify_Law_To_Make_This_Legal -> End: mark Top Secret. ----- You're welcome.
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13y ago
Windows should NEVER be used in anything mission critical. Windows programmers and their 'Just reboot the machine' mindset should NEVER be allowed anywhere near a mission critical application. Why? Here is your answer, straight
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13y ago
That, exactly. Google, Apple, Facebook and friends go to great lengths to evade taxes. When it comes to tax matters, those companies have no hesitation to use all the tricks available to a trans-national company. And they pay very smart p
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13y ago
"Name one thing (other than a phablet) that other companies did first..." Sure, no problem, the Pebble watch: http://getpebble.com/ Edit: Yes... Apple will likely crush them on June 10th with a much better executed product. But always rem
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14y ago
130$ buys you a pack of 10 ... For friends & family.
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14y ago
IMHO his article was a good read. I even fell for the Spry Fox thing and actually visited his website. Judging by the colorful first page of the site, his games seem cool and fun... Want to see them... I click PLAY, with a Sunday morning
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14y ago
Funny you mention that. It does not work. http://youtu.be/q3Ypefy31K4
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