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waynecochran
13y ago
I actually have this written on the corner of my whiteboard because I can never remember bash's syntax for piping out stderr!
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13y ago
Classic use case: creating a packed structures to directly read TCP packets. There is still the "convert from big to little endian" problem, but I think you can use GCC's method for individually packing a struct: struct T
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13y ago
Whenever I read these I always think there is more to the story -- usually I find out later that the "victim" was being a jerk (not that they should hassle jerks -- but that is human nature).
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13y ago
I hope only the crypto-hash of my password is stored.
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13y ago
NBA
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waynecochran
13y ago
Yes, you're probably right.
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13y ago
> Yes. I started writing my test program to see if hash > collisions actually happen - and are not just a theoretical construct. This should be no surprise. The birthday paradox, as Knuth points in in TAoCP, makes it clear why colli
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13y ago
Note that the debugger (jdb) isn't listed -- for a good reason. I never understood why jdb is so poor being such a critical tool.
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13y ago
Jest. I couldn't resist.
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waynecochran
13y ago
What about 4,556,543,113,106,166,912,761,976,150?
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waynecochran
13y ago
There is indeed something magical about what you eliminate. By eliminating carbs you stabilize your blood sugar. Thats the magic. Sleep, drink water, don't eat (white) bread and its ilk. I lost 100 lbs in 2003 and 10 years later I have
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13y ago
Another WebGL example for my class server at http://ezekiel.vancouver.wsu.edu Seems fine under Safari (enable Web GL), and FireFox. Loops endlessly in Chrome (will hopefully fix soon). Please feel free to make fun of -- its just
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13y ago
/*author: Gauss */ var n = 1000000000; var sum = n*(n+1)/2;
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waynecochran
13y ago
The problem with writing LLVM IR code by hand is that is must be in SSA (single status assignment) form which is a pain for humans, and requires graph algorithms to insert phi nodes in the basic blocks. What we need is a non-SSA LLVM IR ass
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waynecochran
13y ago
Why aren't we all using strong, private crypto for everything -- or at least for email? Nobody seems to using PGP? We "the people" have the technical ability to communicate privately but nobody seems to use it. What happened to Zimmerman an
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14y ago
"In all known classical factoring algorithms, the amount of time needed to find the prime factors of a number grows as an exponential function of the size of the number, making the algorithms impractical for very large numbers." General num
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14y ago
I saw that right after I posted... kept it for irony sake.
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waynecochran
14y ago
The couldn't even spell 'creat' right!
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14y ago
The article shows two women in two different pictures with no sub-titles. Are these just random stock photos or is one of them Sinofsky? If so, who is is the other?
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14y ago
I always thought the sky was dark for the same reason we don't see the bright center of the Milky Way at night: dust. Space is mostly vacuum, but there is enough dust over the vast volumes to occlude light.