renox

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   by renox 4y ago

   OK can you explain to me the interest of using private keys if you publish them afterwards?? I'm missing something..
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   by renox 4y ago

   True, and we did it in 'pair': one is watching the other doing the static apnea, and then we swap roles.
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   by renox 4y ago

   Our current French president would be an exception with a negative difference :-)
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   by renox 4y ago

   I don't know if this related to this effect or not but I've noticed that it's much much easier holding your breath for a longer period of time when you're in a swimming pool than outside.
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   by renox 4y ago

   Ahem, let's avoid the over-generalisation thanks! I learned git at 45yo after many years using ClearCase (even licensed as CC admin) and .. I really liked learning git, I do admit that it took me two full days of self study to start gr
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   by renox 4y ago

   "Like Rails but serverless ", I wonder what's their definition of servers? As far as I understand it relies on .. AWS servers!
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   by renox 4y ago

   I wonder if the valid NOPs "payload" are used by debuggers?
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   by renox 4y ago

   I'm not sure that's the main reason, look at Microsoft Teams. It hasn't failed but..
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   by renox 4y ago

   I think ego/personality clash are not related to performance. I once worked with a 'prima dona' in the team who couldn't stand when someone critised his (average at most) performance. You only associates both because it&
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    by renox 4y ago

    Given that AR headset also tend to reduce vision (need to block incoming light to be able to project these 'augmented' object), I'm not sure that the distinction between AR and VR-with-passtrough is very important. There are
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    by renox 4y ago

    So what's the maximum number it can factorize?
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    by renox 4y ago

    I think you're mistaken: often AI don't get the numbers of hand or digits right.. I don't think humans have any difficulties coming with the correct number of hand or digits, drawing them yes but not the number.
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    by renox 4y ago

    I doubt it very much: cout is so bad (ever tried to display an hexadecimal number? Barf!) that in many case printf is used instead even though it isn't typesafe. Which isn't so bad when you use a static checker in the CI, which yo
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    by renox 4y ago

    Well, we're not talking about multibillion dollars particule accelerators research here but about software research!
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    by renox 4y ago

    I haven't finished reading everything but so far I like what I read. In a way, it reminds me of the software research project STEPS which aimed to reinvent computing with much less code than normal software. I consider this project a f
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    by renox 4y ago

    Not sure why this isn't triggering any discussion? I recall reading a QuantaMagazine issue about combining a Cyc-like (old school AI database https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyc ) with GPT-2: https://www.
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    by renox 4y ago

    I rarely goes online in the evening but when I have an interesting problem, it's not rare that I have a solution when I wake up in the morning! So you don't really stop working at 6pm..
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    by renox 4y ago

    One thing missed: there are two kinds of meetings, the one where nobody wrote down the points discussed==>time wasted, the rare one where someone wrote a résumé of the meeting with clear action points and made sure to send the document t
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    by renox 4y ago

    That depends on the construction material used for the house..
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    by renox 4y ago

    "not so hard" .. until your compiler decide to vectorize your loop then good luck!
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    by renox 4y ago

    A very interesting language, a few remarks: - your blog "hides" the links behind barely visible font changes, quite funny for someone who designed a programming language with no hidden function call.. Don't do this please. -
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    by renox 4y ago

    If I remember well( ), the idea between contracts is that they can be enabled at runtime, so very different from UT. Also different from assertions in that 'class' invariants applies to every public method of the class. : All I k
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    by renox 4y ago

    Thanks for this reply. What I find specially annoying is that the TCP client and the servers starts by a synchronization round-trip which is supposed to be used to synchronise options and this isn't the case here! Why can't the cl
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    by renox 4y ago

    From the article > D also has a @nogc mode, but it feels like giving up on 60% of the language’s power. Without the GC, D has exactly the same 'power' as Zig have.. I feel that the poster is a bit misleading: he chose Zig inste
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    by renox 4y ago

    In the value no, in the condition code registers status, there may be differences.
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    by renox 4y ago

    Which is why there was the GoT horrible dark artefacts battle scene..
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    by renox 4y ago

    Way harder to read than Perl.. You can create obscure Perl as you can create obfuscated C as in any language, but if you think about the reader you can create 'easy to read' program in Perl, even by a beginner. But creating '
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    by renox 4y ago

    It's the symmetry of the '=' symbol which creates the difficulty. Replace it by an arrow in the direction of the assignment and it doesn't look strange anymore. File("file.txt").byLineCopy.array.sort -> sort
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    by renox 4y ago

    Uh? They already knew that which is why they tried to hide their tombs..
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    by renox 4y ago

    This problem isn't new.. I remember Creative Sound cards hogging the PCI bus longer than their allocated time slice, a sure way to destabilise the entire computer. IMHO there's no solution, the only thing you can do is to select c