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by th3iedkid 9y ago
Reading the title, I thought it might be on some fancy debugging microcode!
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by th3iedkid 9y ago
>So when someone goes down and the police want to know who brought the offending snakes or jar of poison, just shrug and say, “pastor’s privilege.” That, Jamie said, should be enough to get the police to leave you alone. Very interesting
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by th3iedkid 9y ago
>Interestingly enough, there are efforts to improve Scala compilation time by keeping only a subset of the language. Which then raises the question, why keep Scala if you ditch its powerful features (such as macros)? Is reasonable scala
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by th3iedkid 9y ago
long time back we used to play with these mods like PodBots ,RealBots etc that did embed some degree of improvement
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by th3iedkid 10y ago
I work with both depending on context. Terminal based ones are very good : - when you are working on REPL environments. - small/short programs not involving lot of modules - when you are learning or trying to learn a language/too
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by th3iedkid 10y ago
we too found that it doesn't support all of the original jenkin's features after we tried it , and its disabled at prod .
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by th3iedkid 10y ago
sbt still uses ivy and so do many other projects that not just use sbt but ant ones that directly use ivy. SBT is quite a used one too.
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What is a relieving letter? What are the consequences of not having one?(workplace.stackexchange.com)
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by th3iedkid 11y ago
>>Unfortunately, optimizer doesn’t understand, that there’re humans who are building these systems, and humans have their own rationale and thinking. One of the ideas that a human would have is that if you have 100GB table, you better
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by th3iedkid 11y ago
something interesting with APIC and power-states was with tick-less kernel starting 2.6.18 and only win8 in NT. http://lwn.net/Articles/223185/
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Radiation contaminated vehicles of chernobyl(artificialowl.net)
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by th3iedkid 11y ago
quoting.. >>Technology companies continually urge us to upgrade; to buy the newest tablet or phone. But I cannot forget that it all begins in a place like Bautou, and a terrible toxic lake that stretches to the horizon.
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by th3iedkid 11y ago
Am certainly not aware of mechanics of a rocket but from below quote and [1], seems they weighed in around 1250Kg , given its 1960's and its a tiny state , seems like something few could do . >> Cedar III launched in 1962 had a
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by th3iedkid 11y ago
>>Each piece is an expression of patience and collaboration with nature. >>Each tree is well nurtured and tended. >>All we ask of the tree is that it grows along certain pathways. Am not sure if its still collaboration whi
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by th3iedkid 11y ago
>>Unfortunately, for security reasons, if you make a mistake with your login details 3 times in a row, your account will be permanently deleted and you will need to create a new account via a new job application. That's a first f
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by th3iedkid 11y ago
Are there any machine learning applications on these play-back time-series ?
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The ten commandments for wall street interns(blogs.wsj.com)
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by th3iedkid 11y ago
something weird happened , loading the url asked me to download a file f.txt ?
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The category design pattern(haskellforall.com)
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by th3iedkid 11y ago
Long time back i was studying Asset Backed Commercial Papers (ABCP) as a special purpose vehicle conduit and its effects on market runs during the financial crisis. For those who want to understand it , these might possibly help(These are o
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by th3iedkid 11y ago
Very true! Cost gap across needs vs wants in India seems very much inverted as of today. I've seen so many people living out of real bad conditions , working hard for earning just enough. But surprisingly they all seem to have good &am
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by th3iedkid 11y ago
I doubt that. There are fields in embeded systems , manufacturing , verification/proof systems where DSLs are very much in use . They will be in use for long time too. Take a look at this person's CV [0] and his "Domains and
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by th3iedkid 11y ago
>>Take a look at Capybara’s DSL. Capybara is a library for interacting with a browser from code. It works hard to make the code read like English. I think this line lead to believe so , but reading on... >>But emulating the Engl
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by th3iedkid 11y ago
very interesting ! >>There are some who may scoff at bytecode optimization, reasoning that it’s a worthless skill for modern computer science, especially those working in high-level languages. Understanding what the compiler emits how
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by th3iedkid 11y ago
>>the cultural significance of India, and the danger it faces in losing those cultural artifacts if they are not given the respect A very interesting city (Mumbai). A recent bill for development of mumbai is caught along the same line
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by th3iedkid 12y ago
>>Your characterization of this student as some gifted hacker is also more than likely wrong. True, like the above comment , there is so much of profiling for a teacher's role and so much at stake for the teacher. Think of not le
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by th3iedkid 12y ago
>>But maybe some people contribute indirectly/do it like a personal contribution instead of a "corporate" one? like in one of those parent comments of this , it seems very unlikely given : >>>>To do ANY FOSS
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by th3iedkid 12y ago
>>Dreamweaver is a zombie So true!Back in those days(circa 2008) i used to see people design decent and good websites(by those times standards) with ease.It was so cool .Dojo amongst others in those days could've only made it mor
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by th3iedkid 12y ago
Guess this explains why : >>"Things got so bad that in 2011 the Pentagon hired BAE Systems to build a back-up helmet in case the one in development couldn’t be rescued" Particularly why BAE for Typhoon already had it around
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by th3iedkid 12y ago
may be it isn't cutting edge anymore?

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