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shailesh
13y ago
Looks cool. I downloaded the diff PDF and it rendered correctly in evince on Fedora 18, without a single warning. I routinely see GVFS warning in terminal for many PDF documents with evince. I'm impressed. The idea itself is equally in
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"I have come to the conclusion that politics are too serious a matter to be left to the politicians." - Charles de Gaulle
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13y ago
The pattern of events is pretty strange. Snowden, a US citizen, chose to leak the documents to Guardian and not New York Times, meant to be published while he is in Hong Kong, which is under Chinese rule in the matters of foreign policy. I&
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13y ago
> I still don´t see the legitimacy of the US government accessing citizen´s data. I agree with you. My point was related to a legitimate telecom request, for example to track the telephone of a person declared missing.
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13y ago
The scenario that a bigger adversary gaining access to the data is definitely troublesome. We also need to consider other scenarios. How about the ramifications of the pipes created for NSA, getting leveraged by other actors? What happens
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Dealing with UEFI non-volatile memory quirks
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13y ago
This is a sad news. I remember Atul's articles in PC Quest since 1993. He wrote eloquently and passionately. His most admirable trait was, fighting for what is right. Like, once he wrote a good article about why the value of a BBS is amplif
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Which foreign function interface is the best?
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15y ago
My deepest condolences.
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Comparison of GCC-4.6.1 and LLVM-2.9 on x86/x86-64 targets
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15y ago
ACM uses Postini.
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shailesh
15y ago
This is interesting, thanks for the link.
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15y ago
Leadership roles.
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shailesh
15y ago
Very well written. For a portfolio, how much difference does an on-line video make?
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15y ago
I'm sorry to learn that you're were treated in a rather indecent manner by some; hopefully the immature response of those folks doesn't deter your noble initiative.
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15y ago
The equipment in the optometrist's office uses Shack-Hartmann equations, while EyeNetra uses its inverse of that. Therefore, it is gives similarly accurate results, based on which, a Doctor can prescribe the glasses. The reason the optometr
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15y ago
Good article. Before beginning the Estimation process, it's best to talk with the prospective customer about Cone of Uncertainty first; it helps to set a proper context for later execution of the project: http://www.construx.com/Page.aspx?
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15y ago
E.g., wget support was broken for a very long time. So, you had to either a. algorithmically compose a URL or b. navigate to the real download link using the browser, collating all of them together and then wget -i blah. These days, it feel
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This. Also, equally important is the usability of the hardware. E.g. compared to the dot-matrix printers of 90s, it is far easier to feed paper to Laser printers. Children normally find it easier to adapt to new things. E.g. "Hole in the Wa
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15y ago
Another data point: Even in India (which has 25% of world's Thorium reserves), it is a mystery to many, as to why the Govt. chose not to invest more heavily in Thorium based research, rather than going for traditional ones. Edit: grammar.
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shailesh
15y ago
This is a really sad moment. Please accept my deepest condolences.
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15y ago
Deeply saddened by the news. Condolences to RTM and family.
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16y ago
You should quit immediately. Also, please see cperciva's comment above. Take a complete break for one full week, before making the next move. That will help you take a better decision on what to do the next. Go and meet deep personal friend
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16y ago
Ian Lance Taylor, contributor of the GCC Go frontend addresses the same concern, in http://www.airs.com/blog/archives/448 Basically, yes, it'll be increasingly out of date. Edit: clarity.
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This. Circa 2002, I debugged a mutli-threaded Java server, by taking a hard copy of source and walking through it on paper. A developer sitting in another office had written it; I was roped in at the moment the nasty bug was discovered, bas
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Two scenarios: 1. With 2+ years of experience, the person should be able to solve a small programming assignment and upload it on GitHub / BitBucket. 2. Evaluating an absolute fresher is a little hard. Puzzle and a simple programming proble
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I'm really hope that they launch it in Pune. One might be able do so many interesting things with it, like a spam filter for text messages.
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Couldn't agree more. I faced a similar dilemma an year and half back. After moving heaven and earth for a month to make it work, eventually I just moved out. To give an idea of how worse the situation was, the fellow would ask the employees
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18y ago
R5RS has a clean, small core designed with functional programming in mind. This is both: a boon and a curse. One must add all sorts of libraries to build a decent application. At the same time, it is better than Lua, if you're thinking of a
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Happy birthday HN and thanks to the HNers; you are wonderful.
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