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by ttflee 13y ago
I was excited about Perl for the first time when I learned it in about 2005. I was using perl to glue data and NCBI Blast to do some naive BioInfo pseudo research, from today's perspective.
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by ttflee 13y ago
I was trying to write good code instead of document a lot. But now I feel that a few comments is necessary, given that you write the stuff that matters. Maybe we should all try to comment as concise as possible, and write it just like SEO.
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by ttflee 13y ago
Oh, they did, together with libkqueue and libpthread_workqueue. http://darling.dolezel.info/en/Build#Grand_Central_Dispatch_...
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by ttflee 13y ago
Considering the huge amount of work behind Quartz and Core Animation, I feel quite pessimistic about this goal. How about creating a translation layer from ObjC and CoreGraphics sources to js and canvas in WebKit based browsers with some Ja
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by ttflee 13y ago
I wonder if they have implemented/made use of any libdispatch ports for Linux to support GCD.
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by ttflee 13y ago
IMHO, WindowMaker only shares the enthusiasm of NeXTStep, and is not a project depending upon GNUStep. Actually WindowMaker was implemented in C, rather than ObjC, if my memory is accurate.
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by ttflee 13y ago
The part I enjoy most is the Lato font. It looks really sweet.
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by ttflee 13y ago
Disregarding the fact few of us customize these `systems' by installing 3rd party `apps' (e.g. a recombinant gene fragments), I still prefer the vanilla ones.
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by ttflee 13y ago
> Being an entrepreneur is a nail-biting, ration-sapping, wind-bitten, multi-year unsupported journey into the unknown. Not that different being an entrepreneur from being a cancer researcher.
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by ttflee 13y ago
FYI: If you do not know how difficult it is to cure a patient from cancer, just see: 1 http://xkcd.com/931/ 2 http://www.phdcomics.com/comics/archive.php?comicid=1162
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by ttflee 13y ago
What irony it would be! The Green Dam project [1] which was advertised by the department of industry and information technology of P.R. China as protection of children from online pornography had been defeated after media exposure year ago.
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by ttflee 13y ago
I can smell the blood in a niche market. https://www.google.com/search?q=tv+stick
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by ttflee 13y ago
> or device provisioning and certificates (potentially very profitable) Well, an `App'(, the name of which I would not like to identify, ) which was installed using Safari exploits and whose intended use is to help users search and
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by ttflee 13y ago
What makes it worse is that I can't find an alternative choice.
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by ttflee 13y ago
> f'(x) is negative for all x, and f''(x) always has the same sign as x. Say, let f'(x) = -e^{-x^{2}}, and f''(x) = 2 x e^{-x^{2}}; f(x) = \Int{f'(x)dx} = -0.5 sqrt(pi) erf(x) + C, where erf is the erro
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by ttflee 13y ago
This just reminds me that Prof. Fang Lizhi[1], who was a famous astrophysicist, vice-president of the University of Science and Technology of China, a prominent activist during the 1989 student uprising in China, later hid in U.S. embassy i
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by ttflee 13y ago
In China, the most majority of population staying overnight in a net-bar (the Chinese term for net-cafe, though they are not serving alcohol particularly or to youth illegally anyway), might be youth students who are not allowed to hang out
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by ttflee 13y ago
I recalled the dialogue from the film The Watchmen. > The Comedian: What happened to the American Dream? It came true! You're looking at it!
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by ttflee 13y ago
Back in the days of the Great Cultural Revolution, students who handed in blank answer sheets were praised as 'white paper heroes'. Now, at least they are trying to write something rather than nothing.
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by ttflee 13y ago
Less important in this case, from my perspective, as the students are competing SPORTS and ARTS colleges/majors, which are always seen as categories that requires less solemn test scores on everything(, except for the talent in specifi
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by ttflee 13y ago
Ironically, in this case, the Chinese students who demanded rights to cheat were about to compete opportunities to enter SPORTS, MUSIC and ARTS colleges. The way many things work in Chinese societies is deviated far away from common knowled
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by ttflee 13y ago
But, given that she is a Hollywood celebrity? Does the likelihood varies on this condition?
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by ttflee 13y ago
You need a paid VPN account (, free ones works before they got too much attention and got blocked,) or other encrypted tunnels for HTTP payloads, in China. BTW, nytimes.com and other whistle-blowers also get blocked.
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by ttflee 14y ago
The GFW generally works on the TCP layer, resetting the session which delivers some sensitive-keyword-containing payloads, both in and out of the boundary.
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by ttflee 14y ago
Recently, I use AppCode to do version control stuff. Xcode always fails to cooperate with the SVN server at workplace.
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by ttflee 14y ago
I tried to inspect elements and started recording the network requests in Safari, until I got tired saving pictures manually. Any one?
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by ttflee 14y ago
> China strangely at 26%... Not that strange given the rampant using of pirated Windows XP and the lack of skill and/or will to upgrade.
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by ttflee 14y ago
Until you hit the number where cos(x) = x?
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by ttflee 14y ago
Up-voted. For my now-stolen and ever-crippled Nexus-One.
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by ttflee 14y ago
I don't see why Tizen could get any traction against Android even in China. Android has been incorporated by manufacturers, especially those smaller ones who used to make feature phones. Unless samsung were ready to make huge amount of subs

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