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by tmcb 9y ago
Location: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: C, C++, UNIX (Linux, *BSD), shell scripting (bash, dash), Lua, git. Résumé/CV: https://www.ondular.net/~tadeu/resume.pdf Email: t
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Astrophysicists Turn GPS Satellite Constellation into Giant Dark Matter Detector(technologyreview.com)
1 points by tmcb 9y ago|0 comments
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by tmcb 9y ago
It is easy to talk about premature optimization in a world like ours; the hardware industry spits products twice as fast and generous in regards to memory every three years or so, to keep up with software designed by programmers who think l
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Unmasking malware in TLS connections? It can be done, say Cisco researchers(theregister.co.uk)
1 points by tmcb 10y ago|0 comments
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Varian Rule(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by tmcb 11y ago|0 comments
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Ford's parallel PARCing: Motor giant tries to craft new tech just like Xerox(theregister.co.uk)
2 points by tmcb 11y ago|0 comments
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by tmcb 12y ago
There may be some duality on the use of the word "language". If it is used in the literal sense, I agree. In another case (i.e., if you were referring to languages and their execution environments), I beg to differ. For the end us
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Mathematical psychology(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by tmcb 12y ago|0 comments
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Google Images Hacked? Searches Bring Up Images of Russian Car Accident(time.com)
46 points by tmcb 12y ago|18 comments
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Browsing(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by tmcb 12y ago|0 comments
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The Hewitt Actor Model and the Labyrinth of Metaphysics(carlos-trigoso.com)
2 points by tmcb 12y ago|0 comments
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by tmcb 12y ago
This, somehow, reminded me one of the Leslie Lamport's definitions for a distributed system [1]: A system is distributed if the message transmission delay is not negligible compared to the time between events in a single process. If
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by tmcb 12y ago
It is not intended to be solely a general purpose programming language. It looks more like a DSL for inter-process communication. As "process", I mean not ordinary OS processes, but computation units written either in Escher or ot
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by tmcb 12y ago
It doesn't look like a joke. The use of unconventional terms seems to be justified by the vast coverage seen on the references: arts, linguistics, cognitive sciences, just to name a few. It even looks a bit non-academic, in the best se
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by tmcb 12y ago
It wasn't clear to me at first if choiceless computation is present due to a mere design decision or if it is necessary to the Escher paradigm. I suppose it plays a role on the load distribution over different instances of a same compu
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by tmcb 13y ago
No, of course not. I'll try to be short, though. The first thing to ask is what differentiates Wikipedia content from the rest of the 'net so that it would be OK to break net neutrality principles towards the implementation of thi
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by tmcb 13y ago
I can't help pondering about the implications this move could consequently bring to the perceptions of net neutrality. Not that I see this project as something inherently bad, it is just the contrary, but it can give rise to some bad m
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by tmcb 13y ago
I'm quite impressed no one mentioned 'fg', 'bg', and 'jobs'. Since I got used to them, the number of open ptys in my screen dropped drastically.
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by tmcb 14y ago
The idea looks pretty good, and it's OK if someone hacks it for themselves, but the implementation is lame, in my opinion. I understand that I can be a bit off-topic or ranting worthlessly on a simple hack that was intended to be just that,
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DirectX 11 Tessellation(nvidia.com)
1 points by tmcb 14y ago|0 comments
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Making homemade transistors (or at least trying)(josepino.com)
37 points by tmcb 14y ago|4 comments
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by tmcb 14y ago
Lua internally represents any kind of number as a floating-point one. http://www.lua.org/pil/2.3.html
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by tmcb 15y ago
I am interested in this position; I am not from US, though. Anyway, I just sent my resume to the proper email. Thanks!
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by tmcb 15y ago
It seems he was talking in a per-month basis, even for the use of the word 'salary'. But I may be wrong.
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by tmcb 15y ago
As it is advertised, the subscription info is stored locally. How can it be deleted? I tried to delete the cookies, but it didn't work. Please, don't tell me you are using those naughty evercookies.
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by tmcb 15y ago
It should be kind of fun selecting this very link there.
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by tmcb 15y ago
It's an exploitable vulnerability. I'd recommend not try that on a production system. http://secunia.com/advisories/47237/
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The Hit Song Equation(scoreahit.com)
2 points by tmcb 15y ago|0 comments
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by tmcb 15y ago
This section is a little bit misleading. "One advantage (from Nvidia’s point of view) not mentioned is that llvm is licensed under a BSD style agreement. This means Nvidia don’t have to release the source code of any modifications or additi
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by tmcb 15y ago
For those unaware of what motivated that: http://occupyflash.org

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