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VanshngMedtr
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ok this is a bit too much. You would shit in the open too if you were homeless and broke. There are plenty of really smart Indians.
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wishthane
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What's your terminal? I'd love to try a Rust-based terminal.
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False
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Creshal
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In practice, you already do under most desktop environments, to work around problems like "can't paste after closing the source window".
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False
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pron98
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I think it's weird to compare TLA+ and ML (other than to say that there may be a superficial resemblance, but that's where it ends). There's no magic either way, but they are completely different things. For example: dirichlet[x ∈ Real] ≜ LET IsRational(z) ≜ ∃ p ∈ Int, q ∈ Nat \ {0} : p/q = z IN IF ...
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dfy42rm
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1491552468
False
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HighOnFireZA
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I will always go back to VS when I need to use their debugging tools but I just want to know if I would be able to build and run a solution in VS code. We are working with some very large solutions which can be cumbersome in VS 2017. I remember VS 2013 worked the best with large solutions but VS 2015 added awesome feat...
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1491552553
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unbiasedswiftcoder
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> **BUGS** > > Multiple checkout in general is still experimental, and the support for submodules is incomplete. It is NOT recommended to make multiple checkouts of a superproject **Very** reassuring!
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1491552624
False
0
dfy45nr
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1493869893
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Unredditable
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Hi! I replied to /u/muntoo [here](https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/63tmfn/that_time_i_had_to_crack_my_own_reddit_password/dfy3nt1/) and I think I've covered the case of filtering fairly well, but I've disproven my optimization by finding every pair of characters, using that to construct a graph, then iter...
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1491552707
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0
dfy46oi
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pron98
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Right, but SML is a programming language, and TLA+ is a language for doing formal mathematics and formal reasoning about algorithms. They're not in competition. You can't write a word processor in TLA+ (although you can describe what a word processor does). Also, your new definition is still not like the SML function,...
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i47
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Great thought. I just changed my code to include a `time.sleep(random.randint(1, 3))` in the `include` function I created, reduced the random password length to 20, the amount of iterations to 100, and put every calculation in a separate thread. I went ahead and updated my gist, and I'll report back when it's done calc...
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1491552747
False
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dfy475w
t3_63tmfn
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t1_dfy3n77
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1493869913
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singularineet
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That's completely wrong. Fossil is just as distributed as git. And has branches just like git.
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1491552857
False
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dfy48if
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1493869931
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VanshngMedtr
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This changes quickly when people see the tides changing, so it all depends on when you graduate. When I was in grad school, the department was dominated by Eastern students and faculty to the point where white people where experiencing significant discrimination. Our papers were misgraded and the professors refused t...
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0
dfy4ae6
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featherfooted
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Isn't that kind of implied by the sentence: > One central user is defined to be the master curator, with the rights to merge changes into a mainline branch. If there's a mainline branch, then there are other branches too. And I also didn't say it wasn't distributed - just that there is some form of permissions wh...
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1491553030
False
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dfy4aly
t3_63whph
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singularineet
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Not really. You can do whatever you want in your own repo. What you're allowed to push to someone else's, that's a matter of policy.
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VanshngMedtr
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Ridiculous. The Indians in my grad school were not good.
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kitd
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This has been discussed before, but S-expressions are too generic for concise semantic description. For many XML documents, an S-expression equivalent would be not unlike a JSON version, and definitely not more concise.
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False
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dfy4h50
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SanityInAnarchy
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Wait, what? Reinstalling Git is a non-event. It's `sudo apt-get install git`. What am I missing?
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False
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dfy4h6x
t3_63whph
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VanshngMedtr
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This is strange based on what I know. There is a town in Ontario called Mississauga that was basically created to house immigrants to staff branches of major corporations. I would assume many of them are programmers, but maybe not? If the field is so professional there, how can they do this? Do they just give them ...
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dfy4ise
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thisisdaleb
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What would you do if the password was made up of only PASWORD characters?
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dfy4kdi
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unpopular_opinion
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Indeed, your first example is slightly more complicated, but it's not a complete example. I.e., I am wondering where the members of this set come from. It's not like a model checker is going to create random functions using genetic programming or whatever, is it? Additionally, I looked at the transitive closure examp...
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MyCodesCompiling
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Deduce that pretty quickly when you got no results for any other char
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False
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dfy4n0y
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VanshngMedtr
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You are not understanding the argument. What we are saying is that people used to not care about getting the most in demand degree because everything didn't cost a fortune. Any work would keep you sheltered and fed. Then the government printed an insane amount of money that just ended up back in the hands of rich pe...
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False
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SanityInAnarchy
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Actually, it being SQLite-based is probably one of the best arguments in its favor. Git's data structure is probably technically superior for its intended purpose, but Git's architecture means there's no official libgit. So, if you want to access that data structure from a program that is not Git, you either need to sh...
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1491554237
False
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dfy4piq
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14
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moreON
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Yes, knowing pairs may help for some distributions, as it gets much larger, I agree, my initial reaction was wrong. I think it's plausibly worthwhile for P >> K*K, to see what distribution you get. For actually random strings - useless. For long hand typed random strings, I think it could help.
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dfy4pis
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rawnlq
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Probably jealousy. The last time I saw this guy's stuff was from: https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/4g14xg/how_i_got_a_us250k_job_offer_in_sf_with_no/
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False
0
dfy4tcs
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1493870226
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VanshngMedtr
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60k is ridiculous pay for software engineering. That used to be entry level pay for an accountant. My father has been in the field since inception (he still has a selection of vaccum computer programming cards) and was he has seen pay wise is ridiculous. He has went from making 160 an hour to 60k a year because of H...
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False
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dfy4v57
t3_638rgm
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1493870250
1
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VanshngMedtr
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It's not 1 percent. Hundreds of thousands of h1bs were being granted a year. Job markets are in the single digit million range... for total employment. Those H1bs don't go home after 1 year. It was supposed to be 85k a year or so H1bs, but there were so many loopholes such that never ended up being the number (not ...
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1491554850
False
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dfy4wwf
t3_638rgm
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1493870273
1
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Free_Math_Tutoring
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Cool idea! I'm very curious about the results.
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1491554935
False
0
dfy4xxu
t3_63tmfn
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1493870288
1
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heisgone
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There is a redraw method called periodically if you want to do animation. Since the presentation include animation, they are using it. I guess the code for this presentation wasn't optimized to not call it when no needed (there is a noloop propery in the api).
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1491555028
False
0
dfy4z0m
t3_63v7nh
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1493870303
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thisisdaleb
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Yeah but now what do you do for programming it? Do you first need to find a pair that isnt from the original word? Like ps, ap, wr, da, etc? But then that would fail to find a password that was just the letter s over and over.
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1491555081
False
0
dfy4zmy
t3_63tmfn
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1493870311
2
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Enumerable_any
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Sure, you get better autocompletion with dependent types, but you can still suggest `Maybe.map` if you type `m` in a `Maybe String` shaped hole and exclude several other functions which start with `m`. That's why I was confused by this quote: > It's not context aware, though, it can't give me more accurate suggesti...
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1493870333
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arapocket
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What I did was go on LinkedIn and filter each school's alumni to people who are only working Engineering or IT jobs. I know there's mostly only California schools, but I'll add more if anyone cares. I also have some bootcamps in there.
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shittyProgramr
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Outsourcing in general leads to more headaches and financial losses.
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1491555373
False
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dfy557i
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tinco
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To Gnome, yes, to Wayland, who knows? If there really was a fuckload of engineering talent working on Mir don't you think they'd released it by now? Afaik it's just one or two guys, with probably less than stellar motivation to work on Wayland by now.
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False
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dfy55se
t3_63rjtw
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1493870395
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tweakerbee
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No, they're rolled up _by_ hour, not _every hour_. It depends on when they're calling **flush_rolledup_event_queue**.
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1491555751
False
0
dfy57lk
t3_63tqwc
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t1_dfxtycu
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1493870421
1
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MyCodesCompiling
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I'm not sure I understand. Test for an arbitrary letter, say P. If it's there, test for PP, followed by PA, etc. If its not, choose a different letter. As you can see, this method would find PPPPPPPPP.
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1491556103
False
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dfy5brz
t3_63tmfn
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t1_dfy4zmy
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1493870476
4
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MainlandX
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my reason is I like having thumbnails turned off
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1491556114
False
0
dfy5bwf
t3_63tmfn
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t1_dfy1j6t
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1493870478
4
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liviuc
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Reminds me of the time when I had to recover a plaintext password that someone had Skyped me on an account which had been locked by Microsoft. My case was a lot easier though, because I was able to look up the password within minutes thanks to the "~/.Skype/<locked_username>/main.db" file.
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1491556131
False
0
dfy5c30
t3_63tmfn
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t3_63tmfn
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1493870480
1
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skocznymroczny
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> A monad is just a monoid in the category of endofunctors, what's the problem?
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1491556139
False
0
dfy5c6e
t3_63whph
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t1_dfxtcvt
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1493870481
14
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mrjast
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Fossil has its own data structures inside SQLite, though, including delta compression. Granted, it's fairly well documented, but you'll still have to re-implement all of that if you want your own code to access actual data from a Fossil repository. (Example: delta format at http://fossil-scm.org/index.html/doc/trunk/w...
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1491556203
False
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dfy5cxq
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EternityForest
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I'm​ surprised that none of the alternative archive formats ever really took off. ZIP is great but it doesn't have error correction codes I don't think.
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False
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PM-ME-NUDES-NOW
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The perception of A and B teams is certainly there. The B team is not handling support directly, they're handling offshore resources, are responsible for SLAs, governance and architecture adherence. So literally 'everything besides major development'.
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PM_ME_JS_CODE
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Fucking glorious!!!! Love it.
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False
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EternityForest
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I was thinking a while back that there should be a universal container format that was just a YAML file of metadata appended to the actual file. That way we would have one standard way of figuring out what kind of file something was, we could store all the usual metadata tags in a way that file managers would know how ...
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False
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dfy5i6t
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PiZZaMartijn
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This is a really neat chroot manager but the command line seems a bit clunky.
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1491556699
False
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dfy5it0
t3_63xbbn
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1493870570
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maverick340
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"Wow, I should lose my password someday" said every Programmer who came to this thread. Of course he probably went down some reddit hole and procrastinated even losing his password.
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1491557051
False
0
dfy5n1f
t3_63tmfn
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1493870626
2
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unpopular_opinion
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People with commit rights *never* play by the same rules. I am sure that everyone can find an example in every project where sometimes the rules are not the same for every participant. I know this is the case for the projects I have seen (and those are a lot). Yes, long time contributors do not make a lot of mistake...
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1491557082
False
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dfy5nfd
t3_63toog
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Don_Andy
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Can't slow down our rockstars with petty nonsense like "maintaining" software. The lazy bums in team B can do that. Whenever I go down there to check on them they're wasting man hours on stuff like "documentation" and "testing" anyway so it's not like they got anything better to do.
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1491557114
False
0
dfy5nrw
t3_63vbdz
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1493870636
7
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Unredditable
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I took the book [The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn](http://www.fulltextarchive.com/page/The-Adventures-of-Huckleberry-Finn1/), stripped all non-word characters except spaces, and converted it to lowercase. The result was a string, say **P**, where |P| is 537845 and **K** = { space | numbers | lowercase_letters } such...
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1491557422
0
dfy5p93
t3_63tmfn
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thisisdaleb
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You have to make sure you avoid searching for password though, right? Because thats the email subject. But the password could also contain password, so how do you know if, when say you are at passwo that you are searching for the password itself and not just the email subject?
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1491557320
False
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dfy5q83
t3_63tmfn
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1493870670
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MyCodesCompiling
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True. The password could be password though! It's not impossible. If you found the word password, then keep going either end and see if you can. I see your issue, though. You'd have to make sure the letter you are searching for is not the next letter of "password", save that one until last
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1491557494
False
0
dfy5sb1
t3_63tmfn
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t1_dfy5q83
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1493870697
4
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Antshockey
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> This affects plugins To be fair, this issue always seems to arise in Visual Studio.
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1491557591
False
0
dfy5tgs
t3_63oxnb
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1493870712
1
t5_2fwo
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kuglimon
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"on the third day did consultants decend down from the heavens to save the peasant developers"
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1491557665
False
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dfy5ubq
t3_63vbdz
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t1_dfy5nrw
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1493870724
3
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surajbarkale
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Have you tried setting up a git server with backups?
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1491557747
False
0
dfy5v9t
t3_63whph
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WrongAndBeligerent
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You still have said almost nothing of substance. It seems like you have some deep emotional investment in X and/or against Wayland. Processes can already communicate through sockets, shared memory, the file system, and loop back networking. Screen recording and any other modifications to client buffers can be done ...
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1491558123
False
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dfy5zr7
t3_63rjtw
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1493870795
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ilatif
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Thanks for liking active_reloader.
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That was really entertaining to read :)
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Where I work, if we come up with an interesting idea for an article, we get paid for writing them. It is a small company though, so all of those articles turn out to be valuable advertising and reputation boost.
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Ever since the Vista mess, it's been hard to say just _what_ Microsoft considers the premier UI framework. WPF? Other than Visual Studio, they don't seem to be using that. UWP? Quite recent, and we'll see how long that lasts. Windows Forms it is certainly not, but consider, too, that most Office apps don't use _any of ...
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How is less capabilities out of the box "pretty cool" ?
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I don't use Haskell, so no problem at all ;-)
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Agreed that it might or might not (I'm not well-versed enough on the topic to make a qualified judgement) be worth competing on, but the idea that "if they'd just spent all that energy working on <project> we'd have the best thing" is just misguided.
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The blog post is 12 years old, I am not sure if stuff did not change since then.. (I believe C++ would be faster, Im simply telling that 12 year old competition might be kind of outdated; it still adds to the discussion though)
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The git server is just a git binary. If you have an ssh account on the machine, literally the only new information here is that you can make a lighter-weight server-side repo with `git init --bare` -- and even *that* is optional. This also makes it very likely there's at least one other copy out there, whether or not ...
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But what if one is representing multiple instances of a node? E.g. <people> <person key="amber" name="Amber Valent" /> <person key="greg" name="Greg Arious" /> </people>
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Fair enough -- I guess that makes it even less interesting. Especially because the app itself is quite monolithic -- this is even listed as an *advantage,* somehow -- only I'll bet I can find far more mature libgits than libfossils.
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> in the real world we don't have these nice infinities Actually there are tons of examples where you want your program as fast as possible: * operating systems * computer games * databases * graphic applications / simulation applications * high frequency trade software * multi user services (ok, here it is d...
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> Right. Pulling the contents does nothing useful unless the taskbar is full. Granted, it easily gets full with the ultra-large icons that you get by default, and the vertical arrangement. But that in itself is a design flaw. I didn't say it was the best design, I was just trying to explain the reasoning ;) > I...
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Sorry but the worst case of the algorithm you suggest is in O(n²) (with n the number of nodes). Just consider the graph composed of N nodes {1,...,N} and whose edge set is {(i,j) | i in {1,...,N}, j in {i+1,N}}.
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Instead of the manual translation, wouldn't it be easier to run the COBOL code on the JVM?
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I like open floor plans.
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Thanks!
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Such as?
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Then that would be a better design. Although I might do: `<person key="amber">Amber Valent</person>` But yeah. It depends on the exact use case.
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Thanks for sharing
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Well it's pretty cool on it's own. But compared to Docker... not so much
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How so? 1. Look at 1 and 2. 1 has edge to 2; 1 cannot be hole. 2. Look at 2 and 3. 2 has edge to 3; 2 cannot be hole. 3. Look at 3 and 4. 3 has edge to 4; 3 cannot be hole. 4. ... 5. (N-1), look at N-1 and N. N-1 has edge to N; N-1 cannot be hole. Verify whether N is hole in O(N) time.
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> Different messenger platforms have different data schemas for their message payloads but with Postgres’ JSONB data structure, we are able to ingest all of the varied data and store them in a single table. Kind of defeats the point of having Postgres, no? I mean stuffing one table with "NoSQL" data? Forfeiting the...
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I seriously hope you're trolling. "fast" serial ports
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That... is both genuinely awesome from a privacy standpoint (or so they say, the actual software could of course do otherwise) but also has so many applications. The world is becoming a supercomputer, in a far more literal way than Douglas Adams ever imagined.
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For example SaaS architecture and cloud software architecture.
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So far it auto-installs these types: - Ruby - Gradle - node.js - C - Elixir - Python Do you have suggestions for more types to be supported?
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Exactly. Thank you for the clarification Space-Being.
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If I am brainwashed by Soros, you are brainwashed by the right-wing corporatism. And I don't think I am brainwashed by Soros, because half of your comment is putting words in my mouth that I didn't say, like about spending money in a community. In this line of reasoning graduating students are depressing the wages. Sho...
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Do the user interface first. Don't give coders the responsibility for designing the user interface. Make the user interface changeable by individual users. Don't use a relational database unless you have no choice. Don't hire coders who don't know how to use static and dynamic debuggers. Use as few developers as p...
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Docker solves a different problem than this project, so it's not "less capabilities", it's a different design for different requirements. It's pretty cool because it's minimalistic.
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Thanks for commenting
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Fair enough, that makes sense!
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I think pairs programming is a waste of both programmers' time and they could be more efficient working individually.
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DRY has gone crazy. A little duplication is better than a bad abstraction.
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I like this article, and is a good example of how simply approaching a problem from a different angle can be helpful. For your next article, remember to clarify what N is in O(N). For graphs, O(V) and O(E) are also quite popular. I don't really think and implementation consists as proof, but you can easily proof your ...
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Neither a revolution in architecture, tbh. Now datacenter-related architecture, that's something I wouldn't expect to find in any of those books.
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Unicode is pretentious masturbatory bullshit and a satanic influence on everything and everyone that uses it. Every human language can easily be expressed in 256 characters or less. You don't need fucking skin-color coded emoji, klingon and and moon runes.
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That's not an unpopular opinion.
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Monster.
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