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13y ago
Not to mention that the plug was literally pulled to kill her.
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13y ago
Not all languages are compiled - sometimes line breaks are meaningful, and it would be good if diff tools work across all languages.
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13y ago
IPython is pretty unusual. When I was first introduced to it, I thought of it as mostly an upgrade for the default python shell. But as I find more and more features like IPy Notebooks and IPCluster, I'm realizing that it's a com
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Who Learns the Most in a Science Class?
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14y ago
Bjarne Stroustrup's favorite band is the Dixie Chicks. For some reason, this just makes me giggle uncontrollably.
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14y ago
Sure it is. Priority queues are a common example of this behavior, and they're still queues. chj's question is interesting. It's not obvious how to build a lock-free code in the original article's framework if you aren't representing your q
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I'm not sure I understand what you're saying. You seemed to originally be claiming that there isn't an appreciable aesthetic difference between cheap wine and expensive wine, and that all wine is basically the same when you don't think abou
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Your first article, at least, comes with a strong caveat: "We find that, unless they are experts , individuals who are unaware of the price enjoy more expensive wines slightly less." (emphasis added)