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841.
by spicyj 14y ago
Just a note, it's NaCl, spelled NACL, as in the molecule "sodium chloride" (and the abbreviation of the name "Native Client").
842.
by spicyj 15y ago
Your answer would be much more comprehensible if you used punctuation.
843.
by spicyj 15y ago
That's right.
844.
by spicyj 15y ago
This looks really cool -- would be nice if there was some way to try it out before buying.
845.
by spicyj 15y ago
Why? You can turn those off globally if you don't like them.
846.
by spicyj 15y ago
You can simply write post instead of match to require a POST request.
847.
by spicyj 15y ago
Hopefully we see a new MacBook Pro release soon…
848.
“Step one? FIX. Step two? IT.”(bjk5.com)
2 points by spicyj 15y ago|0 comments
849.
by spicyj 15y ago
> And you need something between it and your gonads, because it’s a real toaster when it gets going. The new Ivy Bridge machines are supposed to run much cooler.
850.
by spicyj 15y ago
I know exactly what Hipmunk is, but I have no idea what "Hipmunk for cars" is.
851.
by spicyj 15y ago
You'll have no trouble getting into the building (it's unlocked on weekdays) -- you want the entrance to the fourth floor on Forbes between Morewood and Neville.
852.
by spicyj 15y ago
Looking forward to the event.
853.
by spicyj 15y ago
My understanding is that each time the try is "executed" makes a performance hit.
854.
by spicyj 15y ago
I find it likely that the programming language was named after Mr. Julia as well.
855.
by spicyj 15y ago
Make sure to click the blue button.
856.
by spicyj 15y ago
I wish this was real.
857.
by spicyj 15y ago
It'd be nicer if you had a link to a separate page that does it so that people can read the post first.
858.
Khan Academy Cryptography Explorations(khanacademy.org)
2 points by spicyj 15y ago|0 comments
859.
by spicyj 15y ago
Presumably they can consider the $10k sponsorship option if they want something like that.
860.
by spicyj 15y ago
Probably this one: https://github.com/madrobby/keymaster
861.
by spicyj 15y ago
At Carnegie Mellon, the following are required: * elementary discrete math * intermediate discrete math / intro CS theory * calculus I * calculus II * linear algebra * probability * an "algorithms and complexity" elective:
862.
by spicyj 15y ago
Recurrences are partially covered in chapters: 13 (Sums and Asymptotics) 15 (Generating Functions, as you mentioned) 19 (Random Processes) 20 (Recurrences) and though they're not explicitly named as such in Chapter 5 (Induction
863.
by spicyj 15y ago
Unless I'm misunderstanding something, script/runner could be used instead of script/console. Then the whole Rails environment is properly loaded but in a manner that's actually meant to be used for prewritten scripts instead of in an inter
864.
by spicyj 15y ago
If you read the description on the page, it says that they fix certain broken aspects of some native implementations.
865.
by spicyj 15y ago
I'd be slightly worried that overriding the native functions could lead to problems in certain situations that rely on the (wrong) existing behavior.
866.
by spicyj 15y ago
Many people's screens are 1280px wide or smaller and it's unreasonable to assume that users will browse full-screen.
867.
by spicyj 15y ago
"At least k" might imply that removing more than k nails is necessary to make the picture fall, which is not the case. I think "exactly k" is perfectly clear.
868.
by spicyj 15y ago
(If you hold down on the apostrophe key, you can make curly ones.)
869.
by spicyj 15y ago
+1 from me. Even though I use git a lot and would consider familiar with the commands, I rarely do a plain "git push" because I'm never sure exactly which branches it will push to where.
870.
by spicyj 15y ago
That is curious. (I see the same on my iPad.)

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