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by tilt_error 11y ago
My eyeballs just exploded... Unreadable.
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by tilt_error 11y ago
No animals were harmed in the making of this report.
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by tilt_error 11y ago
In theory it should be possible to run Erlang applications on OSv as well [0]. I saw some discussions around this earlier, but I am not sure what the current status is. [0] https://github.com/cloudius-systems/osv-apps&#
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by tilt_error 12y ago
Good question! Without the Hollerith card machines, Hollocaust would have been impossible to perform at that massive scale that eventually became evident. Computing Tabulating Recording Company (CTR) that sold the equipment to Germany at th
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by tilt_error 12y ago
This is hilarious. You are sold the idea of a "pipe", through which something flows -- of course, having a "smoother" directional pipe would be better! But then again, we are talking about electrons -- alternating curren
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by tilt_error 12y ago
Impressing.
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The Apple security hole(arstechnica.com)
2 points by tilt_error 13y ago|0 comments
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by tilt_error 13y ago
# cd /etc # emacs inetd.conf # ls ... ... inetd.conf ... inetd.conf~ ... # rm * ~ # ls # ls
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by tilt_error 13y ago
Could I so boldly ask you to take a look at the work of Brian Arthur and Carlota Perez? They are struggling with these kinds of questions.
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by tilt_error 13y ago
More so; Scientific papers have structure - reading them linearly from beginning to end, just that you skip the end, may not tell you anything about what the authors propose. The beginning (like the introduction and method stuff) generally
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by tilt_error 13y ago
In what way is this different from the wait-free circular buffer implementation described by Sape Mullender [1] (of Plan 9 fame). I listened in to a presentation he gave last november and one of the take-aways was that it scales poorly with