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by zvr 6y ago
I haven't seen any announcement for _all_ the journals but I got a number of emails that _MIT Sloan Management Review_ site is unlocked March 2-4: https://sloanreview.mit.edu/article/big-picture-little-pictu... Ma
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by zvr 6y ago
Amazing game, bringing back lots of memories. The complete source is at https://github.com/historicalsource/hitchhikersguide
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by zvr 6y ago
Any example of a setup?
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by zvr 6y ago
The official announcement by Adobe, including all the dates and a mini FAQ is at https://helpx.adobe.com/fonts/kb/postscript-type-1-fonts-end...
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by zvr 6y ago
Experience from FOSDEM that happened last weekend: all talks had been pre-recorded and started exactly on time. During the talk, an active room of chat discussion. At the the end of the talks, speakers join the room to address (some of) t
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by zvr 6y ago
As others have said, please research the actual history before writing your interpretation of it.
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by zvr 6y ago
Minor nit: GPLv1 was released in 1989, but the "copyleft" idea has been used in the license of GNU software releases since 1984.
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by zvr 6y ago
All the talks have been pre-recorded and already uploaded. So, yes, this year they will be available even faster. The advantage of attending the scheduled time slot is that the speakers will be present to answer live QnA sessions with the a
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by zvr 6y ago
Having attended every FOSDEM since 2001, this year feels very strange. FYI, to accommodate more people from the US a number of devrooms (tracks, in the parlance of other conferences) are running more in the afternoons than the morning.
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by zvr 6y ago
The compiler is open source, available at https://github.com/intel/cm-compiler More documentation at https://01.org/c-for-metal-development-package
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by zvr 6y ago
You can already use Lua, Python2, Python3, Tcl or Ruby for scripting vim.
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by zvr 6y ago
Because typically make produces a number of independent targets (for example, object files of different source files) while configure only produces a single output file containing all variable assignments.
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by zvr 6y ago
> [...] I'm not sure how much I should be blaming autotools versus the projects that use autotools. I'd say that a large portion of the bad name that autotools currently have is due to their users. On one hand developers, who a
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by zvr 6y ago
There are many, many people who misuse terms every day. For an example similar to "Open Source", people misuse "Public Domain". It's not that the legal community is going to change the actual definition to accommoda
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by zvr 6y ago
Thanks for providing details. Are you the sole author? Do you accept contributions (PRs)? How are these handled?
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by zvr 6y ago
Because deployment of technology is a policy decision. And policies are what governments are about.
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by zvr 6y ago
SMS are not free in the majority of countries. Group discussions are not easily conducted. Exchange of non-textual information (images, sound, video, etc.) requires something "more" (e.g. MMS).
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Markus Triska on Constraint Logic Programming and the Power of Prolog(thesearch.space)
5 points by zvr 6y ago|0 comments
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by zvr 6y ago
Yes, there are a number of tools that analyze source code and compare it with "all known source code on the Internet". They usually produce list of matches. For less-than-complete-file matches, usually human review and decision is
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by zvr 6y ago
That's strange. By including the link you satisfy the "BY" obligation of the license; but what about the "SA" one? Unless your code was being released under an open source license. As parent said, this is not legal
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by zvr 6y ago
My prediction: most of the predictions will be wrong.
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by zvr 6y ago
It will also be interesting to see what the university fee structure will eventually be like. EU students who have started a degree with a reduced fee are especially worried about next years. And in Scotland there are already four tiers of
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by zvr 6y ago
What's wrong with: du -h | sort -h
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by zvr 6y ago
This is great! What's the easiest way to go from a textual description in a file (like the left-hand side) to a generated html/js presentation? Without this online editor, I mean.
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by zvr 6y ago
It's not. It has in the past shown these exact traits. And will most probably also do so in the future.
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by zvr 6y ago
Well, originally published in 2004 but latest updated in 2019.
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by zvr 6y ago
In case people are not familiar with it, the podcast "Griefcast" hosted by Cariad Lloyd explores grief, with a different guest each week. I have found it very hepful.
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by zvr 6y ago
Please submit this as an issue to the repo.
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by zvr 6y ago
nytimes.com already publishes those graphs
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by zvr 6y ago
_The Hill_ was not mentioned yet... (1965, directed by Sidney Lumet)

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