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by unhammer 11y ago
1m for 11GB sounds IO-bound, but yeah that's still not a use-case where switching to pypy will make a difference. But did you try using it as a service (ie. avoid the startup time) and timing the actual translation? At work, we switche
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by unhammer 12y ago
$ time wc big-data.csv 1252045 1252045 17805309 big-data.csv real 0m0.417s user 0m0.411s sys 0m0.004s $ time ./sum-ocaml
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by unhammer 12y ago
similarly for the other languages (and OP mentions that)
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by unhammer 12y ago
Perhaps, but it might be hard to use Tor without said government knowing that you're using Tor. If someone can see your IP connecting to torproject's IP, they can surely also see your IP connecting to a known entry node. On the
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by unhammer 12y ago
While we're onto nuclear enthusiasts, this is a great slightly-tongue-in-cheek (or possibly entirely serious) blog about nuclear science and fashion and stuff: http://rose-blogg.blogspot.com/ I like the recipe posts th
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by unhammer 12y ago
Wow. I had no idea you could have that kind of meta-rules in make, nor am I sure I really want to :-) but that's still pretty neat.
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by unhammer 12y ago
One thing I've never figured out a good solution for in make, is multiple-pattern rules. Say I have LANGS=nob sme sma smj POS=V N A and want to run something on all combinations of these, like ./something --pos=V --
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“Attack on the Crimean Tatar language community”(permalink.gmane.org)
1 points by unhammer 12y ago|0 comments
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Suohpanterror: Propaganda posters from Sápmi(we-make-money-not-art.com)
8 points by unhammer 12y ago|0 comments
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by unhammer 12y ago
Operating System Ubuntu Linux 14.04 SP1 Does Ubuntu have Service Packs now?
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Symmetry painting mode lands to unstable GIMP(libregraphicsworld.org)
1 points by unhammer 12y ago|0 comments
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by unhammer 12y ago
'Oh, that's the Adjustable Device for Winning Ontological Arguments,' said Shawn. 'The King asked for it.' 'Works, does it?' 'Er . . . if you twiddle it properly.' – PTerry
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by unhammer 12y ago
> I don't have much faith in broad adoption if the term can't seem to penetrate usage in writing outside of contexts where people are actively discussing the term itself. The usage doesn't need to spread beyond discussions
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by unhammer 12y ago
Maybe not the best examples, but people do tend to think of the usage as something new, while it's been around forever. I wouldn't say "they both" is very number-ambiguous, though sure you can always find ambiguous examp
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by unhammer 12y ago
Shakespeare good enough for you? http://itre.cis.upenn.edu/~myl/languagelog/archives/002748.h... or Jane Austen? http://www.crossmyt.com/hc/linghebr/austhlis.html For more fun facts
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by unhammer 12y ago
Ah, thank you for that. I may just start using these tricks in all my scripts :-)
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The story of Yugoslavia's DIY computer revolution(eurogamer.net)
1 points by unhammer 12y ago|0 comments
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by unhammer 12y ago
That's actually one of the things that I really dislike with bash, that it doesn't read the whole script before executing it. I've been bitten by it before, when I write some long-running script, then e.g. write a comment at
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by unhammer 12y ago
Once you discover <() it's hard not to (ab)use it everywhere :-) # avoid temporary files when some program needs two inputs: join -e0 -o0,1.1,2.1 -a1 -a2 -j2 -t$'\t' \ <(sort -k2,2 -t$'\t' freq
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by unhammer 12y ago
Say that you have a program that splits its output into two files, each given by command line arguments. A normal run would be <input.txt munge-data-and-split -o1 out1.txt -o2 out2.txt but since the output is huge and your disk
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by unhammer 12y ago
Nor Apertium, after taking part since 2009
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by unhammer 12y ago
Some alternative mentorship programs, possibly too late for projects to apply this year though: * http://semesterofcode.com/ * https://www.gnome.org/outreachy/
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by unhammer 12y ago
I disagree. Most of my contact list doesn't use TextSecure/Signal; when I want to send someone a message I don't want to have remember if they use textsecure in order to open the optimal app for messaging them with. Maybe I&#
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by unhammer 12y ago
Can you explain what exactly is unscientific about it, for those of us who haven't read the full study yet? From what I gather, this is about the age of onset of psychosis in people genetically predisposed towards psychosis, ie. it&#
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by unhammer 12y ago
From your email as well? Otherwise you could send a blank email to gettor@torproject.org for a Tor download link from a non-torproject.org server and use Tor to read it :-)
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A quick way to create new Wikipedia articles from other languages(blog.wikimedia.org)
1 points by unhammer 12y ago|0 comments
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by unhammer 12y ago
Getting a presentation from http://davidrevoy.com/ sounds like a motivating way to start using the program :-)
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by unhammer 12y ago
They contradict themselves. Should it be present ("Is/are less buggy") or imperative ("Be less buggy")?
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Compilation procrastination interruption (a productivity tool)(gist.github.com)
8 points by unhammer 12y ago|0 comments
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Flambda optimisation pass for OCaml(github.com)
1 points by unhammer 12y ago|0 comments

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