rujuladanh

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by rujuladanh 7y ago
Do they increase the actual power emitted or just create interference? i.e. should one be concerned health-wise if many of those are used? (assuming one believes in RF in these frequencies being harmful).
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by rujuladanh 7y ago
Note that integrity checking is supported and used in many sites. Given that, using HTTP does not matter. (Of course not for the main page.)
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by rujuladanh 7y ago
Speak for yourself. If what you are doing can be done by a 13 year old, that is your reality. What I do requires years and years of experience/study, and 90% of the 20 year olds cannot do it, and that is being very conservative. Of cou
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by rujuladanh 7y ago
I use Netlify, but GitHub does not require paying to host a public site.
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by rujuladanh 7y ago
It seems you missed the point. Anyway, parent said obscure hardware, so hardly useful for most people. And it sounded more like a personal activity, it is not clear he/she did publishing or upstreaming or blogging about it. By the way:
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by rujuladanh 7y ago
Indeed, AAA games are designed like you explained on purpose. However, let's not put every game in the same bag. A shootout to all indie games that simply make games that start and end.
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by rujuladanh 7y ago
> all which lead to greater value creation and self fulfillment superior to defeating some imaginary creature That is 100% subjective. For instance, I can easily argue that breaking kernels and writing drivers for obscure hardware does n
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by rujuladanh 7y ago
I almost agree with you, but the truth is even with almost minimum brightness, I still prefer that background color get slightly darker than pure white (and same in black backgrounds: the text should not be perfect white).
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by rujuladanh 7y ago
Hah! Because driving to the lake, playing poker and going to the movies in the mall makes oneself a very mature and serious person. Not like those immature infants that play games. Got it!
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by rujuladanh 7y ago
Yes, I do. One, and she is old enough now. Even when she was little, I had free time. If you do not have enough free time for your child, maybe you should consider not having them. The same way you would if you did not have the finances rig
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by rujuladanh 7y ago
If your definition of "interesting" is how much math it requires, I have bad news for you... :) Anyway, neither AI nor security cover that much of CS (they are parts of CS, and there are many others). Games, however, heavily use b
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by rujuladanh 7y ago
I always aim for 4 free hours per DAY. If this is true, I really don't understand how people can live in the USA. Go to Canada, Europe or something!
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by rujuladanh 7y ago
What do you mean by theory?
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by rujuladanh 7y ago
Those are useful for compiler devs and language designers, not so much for the average user of the language.
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by rujuladanh 7y ago
That is exactly what I was talking about! You are portraying games as "immature activities" like "superhero movies", rather than just "movies". The same way there are more "mature" movie plots than th
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by rujuladanh 7y ago
> But once you do, you find that other subfields of CS are more interesting and useful. And you just get older. :) It is true that some people, as they get older, claim to find games less interesting. In my opinion, some of them simply j
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by rujuladanh 7y ago
What math-backed theories? Why do they matter? Do you mean for the compiler team or for the users?
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by rujuladanh 7y ago
I am not sure what you are trying to say. Any driver for a multiuser OS that essentially bypasses protection mechanisms by the kernel for non-root users is broken, period. There is no argument about it.
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by rujuladanh 8y ago
The article is about a driver that allows to map any physical page.
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by rujuladanh 8y ago
Yes, yes, of course. All my C programs are pure too! They are a simple mapping of a tuple (hardware state, queue of world events) onto itself! Truly marvelous! Vive la pureté! PS. I am now working on abstracting this further, and I just rea
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by rujuladanh 8y ago
A quick remark: general purpose compilers (including all the common ones) aren't really built for "extreme" performance. They always pick big tradeoffs and don't try everything they could. In other words, it is not &quo
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by rujuladanh 8y ago
Yes, we all know how functional languages work; this is Y Combinator after all. However, that is a pedantic remark and missing OP's point. It is clear OP meant a program as in an entire non-trivial system, not individual functions; eve
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by rujuladanh 8y ago
A driver allowing to map any page is like recording a magician from all angles. The only reasonable usage of such a situation is for the magician him/herself, to study his/her own performance. And even then, it is not usually done
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by rujuladanh 8y ago
I hope you are trolling. No, I am not going to give any credibility to random Instagram "influencers".
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by rujuladanh 8y ago
Why would we care about Torvalds' political views at all? Really, who cares? No, he is not a "leader" in any way outside kernel development. Are we going to ask everyone now for their opinions on anything just because they ar
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by rujuladanh 8y ago
Similar things are done by JS engines and others nowadays. They optimize and keep the original stuff in case assumptions stop holding.
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by rujuladanh 8y ago
Indeed. Spain is the size of California, so that may give some perspective...
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by rujuladanh 8y ago
Not at all. One does not need to go to a ghost village to to what OP says, and many towns in Europa have even fiber.
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by rujuladanh 8y ago
Stop attacking people with off-topic issues and go away. PS: of course I claim Rust isn't free of race conditions. Its own designers also claim it: https://doc.rust-lang.org/nomicon/races.html You won't even
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by rujuladanh 8y ago
These robots go only up to 15 Kg according to their designers. I would not call 15 Kg "heavy". I can carry that myself on a single arm...

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