smegel

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by smegel 11y ago
Everyone who had a gut feeling it was written in Go gets a dollar.
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by smegel 11y ago
Stuff from unlocked cars?
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by smegel 11y ago
This is huge.
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by smegel 11y ago
American justice is bizarre. It seems so dependent on the prosecutor doing the "right thing" it makes you wonder why they bother with a defense team, judge or jury at all. Just let the prosecutor decide who's guilty!
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by smegel 11y ago
> it’s not foreach from C++. Ah the penny drops. We have a whiny C++ programmer on our hands.
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by smegel 11y ago
I don't get it. Were the Chinese worried about the competition?
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by smegel 11y ago
A month for those annoyed by this frustrating omission.
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by smegel 11y ago
Terrible headline, the word "block" only appears once in the actual article: > The objective this time is to actively block further growth of Google Chrome and Firefox by trying to make users reconsider their decision to ma
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by smegel 11y ago
Can someone explain what "breaking a prime" means? What is the output after your year of computation?
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by smegel 11y ago
> Docker is a terrific product, but as a general-purpose solution, is simply too blunt an instrument for the deployment and management of JVM application containers Why? > Image management, logging and monitoring present challenges to
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by smegel 11y ago
So what is a good "SQL RAM CLUSTER" implementation I can try out?
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By volume or mass?
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> the deep faith people have placed in the technology. Faith in technology or people who work for and are paid by the police and who know that DNA matches are good for repeat business? It's a complete scandal that DNA testing does n
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by smegel 11y ago
When the West said Japan was weird, the Chinese took that as a challenge.
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> but Facebook People listen to music for hours each day, even while working. They aren't using Facebook like that.
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> At least now they are regulated and subject to the law Even when they are breaking the law?
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by smegel 11y ago
I think the frame of reference is the programmer intent. If he/she intended to check for equality but wrote: if (x = 42) { Then that is most certainly a bug. If a bit of text was supposed to be blue but came out green, maybe b
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by smegel 11y ago
I thought that too, but then > that an endpoint that is not moving any traffic cannot use the lack of errors as information in its feedback loop. I think the bug is that it was counting something when it should have not been, which would
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by smegel 11y ago
No I dont want to capture anything, I just want to match a string that contains Tarzan but not "Tarzan". Your example seems to match both both. Is that too much to ask?
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by smegel 11y ago
> Match Tarzan but not "Tarzan" Unfortunately it doesn't work. Let's say I wanted to match a string following Tarzan but not "Tarzan", I will try his technique: ("Tarzan"|(Tarzan))\s+and Jill
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by smegel 11y ago
Why link to blogspam instead of the real thing?
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> and a machine learning-based help feature called Tell Me Uh oh.
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by smegel 11y ago
> I'm sorry, but the system call "calling convention" is different too. Sufficiently different to not be a problem? As I understand it system calls don't usually rely on the stack whereas C calls do, and it is the sta
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by smegel 11y ago
> Basically, the Go folks want to minimize external dependencies and the web of failure that can lead to. What is he ranting on about? The reason Go doesn't link against system libraries is that Go in binary-incompatible with C, as
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by smegel 11y ago
yum install tinyca
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Hell, lets scrap them all for a fleet of modern drones supported by advanced AI.
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> or else all the backers got their money refunded Refunded from what? If you have the money to "refund" people why would you ask for their money in the first place?
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by smegel 11y ago
Who were the "consumers" and what did they "buy"?
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CSCI 2550: Software complexity and the art of Keeping It Simple.
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by smegel 11y ago
Are any other kinds of trials little more than a game of spot-the-liar?

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