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by z92 11y ago
Looks like a "portal site", which were popular in the 90s.
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by z92 11y ago
I doubt scientists know that much on how brain works.
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by z92 11y ago
Nice solution. Will not work were numeric fields are not quoted. But nice solution, nevertheless.
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by z92 11y ago
Not when the data is like this. "Richard, Martin", "23 NS, North Coast, NY" Comma frequently occurs inside texts, and then awk fails.
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by z92 11y ago
Wikipedia page has it... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/September_2015_lunar_eclipse
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by z92 11y ago
Basically ditched Java in favor of C++, and used a C++ framework called Seastar. "The Scylla design, right, is based on a modern shared-nothing approach. Scylla runs multiple engines, one per core, each with its own memory, CPU and mul
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by z92 11y ago
Doing it at lowest cost is the point. Because even if you don't lower your cost, your competitors will.
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by z92 11y ago
So how would you have done it the next time if you had to stick with C?
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by z92 11y ago
It's like self signed certificate. From their FAQ: "...but any regular user's browser will rightly put up a big fat warning message as they do not trust the root certificate of your TinyCert CAs."
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by z92 11y ago
Assembly code then has to be compiled into machine code to create the executable.
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by z92 11y ago
Plus, with all the copycat sites gone, stopping ads is more likely to make the web a better place, overall.
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by z92 11y ago
Transition the runtime to C [from C++] Wondering why? I thought C++ and C are comparable in speed.
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by z92 11y ago
Wondering if that is Pro specific, or applies of Air too.
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by z92 11y ago
I wasn't able to grok pointers in C, until I worked to write an application in Assembly. After that pointer referencing, dereferencing, arithmetic everything looked very natural.
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by z92 11y ago
Looks like that one was later corrected. Wondering what the mistake was originally.
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by z92 11y ago
Wondering how he got out after that. Gravity will work against him when getting out.
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by z92 11y ago
21st Century C - O'Reilly http://www.amazon.com/21st-Century-Tips-New-School/dp/149190...
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by z92 11y ago
Looks like ACID is used by everyone, but banks.
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by z92 11y ago
deadcode.c is excluded from make. It's deadcode anyway.
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by z92 11y ago
I put all dead code in a file called "deadcode.c" and get done with it. If I need it again, I can always copy from there. Easier than searching through git history.
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by z92 11y ago
Tried it when it was posted last time. It couldn't run it's own source files. I was wondering if anyone had tried to use cling in any project? It uses llvm's own parser/jit.
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by z92 11y ago
One has to consider the sharp fall in crude oil price with it. A worse performing government might have shown better graphs had crude oil price been rising.
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by z92 11y ago
Very good tip. Thank you. It looks like you are being opposed without a reason. Not everyone is writing encryption software in C.
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by z92 11y ago
I was wondering, why not use ARC, as in C++ and Obj-C?
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by z92 11y ago
Breaking up parameter name, and parameter type into two separate fields will be a good update.
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by z92 11y ago
The similarity to 2 coins is: if i have a 1972 coin and a 1973 coin What you have explained is "Quantum local hidden variable theory". Which has been proven wrong again and again. The article says this test has closed th
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by z92 11y ago
Indexes. Corrected.
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by z92 11y ago
Add with it today's stock market collapse around the globe and we are possibly entering another recession. Indexes are down 7% in Dubai/Saudi and 3% in USA.
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by z92 11y ago
It's a MS Access like desktop database application. That's what I understood.
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by z92 11y ago
Which is why I don't use any database password if the database is listening on localhost only, which is the case most of the time.

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