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IBM Announced the World's First Open Source Machine Learning Compiler
(www-03.ibm.com)
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> "It pays to share everything you know." The article states something about a "boss" not being too happy with you if you don't share everything...but my question is, do you guys think it's best to share everything you know even if you'
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I think the author meant his mother paid off the apartment and forbid him from using a computer. At least that's what I understood.
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Yeah, I experience problems with mine as well. Not dropped calls, but rather the software/OS freezing/crashing more often than it should. I expected much more from Apple in that regard.
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I understand why C and C++ have goto statements (as well as other older languages). But to actually "introduce" goto's in a language that didn't have it or need it, making it even possible to write such horrible code is, in my opinion, poi
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I am humbled by his achievements and academic work. Sad to see such an influential figure leave us. A tragic loss for us all.
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Well, I guess they deserve it for screwing people over $6.66/month at a time for 15 years for distributing publically available material (literally).
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I doubt quality folks such as the one's participating here at HN would ever post a link to a site, even a defaced one, that would potentially harm anyone visiting it. </circlejerk>
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It's easy to modify strings in a simple C function/program. That's all that would be needed to modify and display the "r00tr00t" etc you are mentioning.
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Definitely a much better method of handling backups. Completely agreed.
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Why is it that the plural of "radius" is "radii" but the plural of "virus" is not "viri"? I don't see "virus" as inherently denoting a multitude in the dictionary. Just curious.