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by yan 16y ago
Hm I have Modern Operating Systems and Solaris Internals somewhere here I'd be willing to put up also. (Hard to part with McKusick's fbsd book..) I'm definitely going to add a bunch tonight.
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by yan 16y ago
I have Hillegass's "Cocoa Programming for Mac OS X (2nd ed)" if you're interested and can ship. What OS books do you have?
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by yan 16y ago
How about 'yan' then? (You've inspired me to start a similar thread :) edit: would w-ww work also?
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by yan 16y ago
And I'll start, I have the following books (will add a few later) that I can send out for just the cost of shipping and a promise that they'll be useful to you or you'll appreciate them as much as I did: - Artificial Intelligence: A Modern
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Gift HN: Book Giveaway/Exchange
65 points by yan 16y ago|70 comments
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by yan 16y ago
Sure, I'd love one. w.ww.com (hey i can hope :P) ip: 64.22.109.95 edit: i won't use it for anything nonkosher. edit2: Changed my mind to 'w-ww'?
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by yan 16y ago
My initial take on it (and take it with a grain of salt, I am not a LaTeX power user, I just wrote my thesis in it and a few documents and haven't spent much time thinking about shorthand but,) is that there are basically two types of users
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Teen to Plead Guilty to Staging Bomb Hoaxes For Lulz(wired.com)
2 points by yan 16y ago|0 comments
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by yan 16y ago
Hah, that reminds me. I own meatlobby.com because it came up in a conversation and as soon as I heard those two words together, I whois'd and bought it.
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by yan 16y ago
LLVM is a far, far superior platform for hacking than GCC. http://www.llvm.org http://clang.llvm.org also, subscribe to llvm and cfe-dev mailing lists.
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by yan 16y ago
".. MiFi 2200 is small enough to fit in a pocket and allows customers to create a personal Wi-Fi cloud capable of sharing the high-speed Internet .. " Wait, what?
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by yan 16y ago
I think this is awful from the standpoint of morale (coming from personal experience). If you start marketing, and start getting positive feedback way too early, you end up cashing in the rewards a bit too early. Early positive feedback fro
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Storylines: Visualizing the Interactions during Software Development(infosthetics.com)
1 points by yan 16y ago|0 comments
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The Next Level(newyorker.com)
5 points by yan 16y ago|0 comments
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"The details are not details, they make the product."(typography.com)
1 points by yan 16y ago|0 comments
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DragonEgg - Using LLVM as a GCC backend(dragonegg.llvm.org)
3 points by yan 16y ago|0 comments
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by yan 16y ago
There's 2 to 3 feet between me and my screen, my cpu has 2 cores, and modern CPUs can perform many simple arithmetic operations per clock cycle, per core. Not to mention what's happening in my GPU.
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by yan 16y ago
Our top priority is to make Digg as good as it used to be. I have no idea why, but that line instantly made me remember 96's Clinton/Dole debates[1] (I must have read about this later since I was only 11 at the time). He does sort of corr
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by yan 16y ago
Current Intel Core CPUs have 3 ALUs/core and 2 cores..
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by yan 16y ago
Something I like thinking about: Your computer can (probably) perform a few dozen arithmetic operations or a few stores/reads in the time light leaving your monitor takes to reach your eye balls. edit: not to mention GPUs
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by yan 16y ago
edw519? I kid, I kid.
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In the supposedly benighted music business, a lot of things are making money(economist.com)
1 points by yan 16y ago|0 comments
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by yan 16y ago
Just wanted to chime in that puppet is an awesome tool if you're trying to manage a few or more servers. (Hell, even if you manage a single one but want re-deployment and roll-out to be consistent) I also had puppet configs at one point to
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Design Principles Behind Smalltalk(web.archive.org)
8 points by yan 16y ago|1 comments
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by yan 16y ago
At $3/3mo, I just signed up without thinking about it. I love instapaper.
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Software Development with Code Maps(cacm.acm.org)
2 points by yan 16y ago|0 comments
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by yan 16y ago
This reminded me of a clever way to do key exchange with $0.40 of electronics (rather than quantum computers) that Schneier blogged about a few years ago: http://www.schneier.com/essay-099.html Relevant bits: Alice and Bob have a two-wir
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by yan 16y ago
Poul-Henning Kamp is an incredible FreeBSD hacker, started the varnish project, and was a fantastic person to follow when I subscribed to the freebsd-* mailing lists. He's one of my hacker superstars.
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Minimalist Cocoa Programming(cocoawithlove.com)
12 points by yan 16y ago|0 comments
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Ex-Googler Allegedly Spied on User E-Mails, Chats(wired.com)
1 points by yan 16y ago|0 comments

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