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AndrewNeo
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Probably because Reddit uses Cassandra elsewhere where it doesn't already use Postgres. Also, guessing because they don't want to lose data.
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First, awesome project, terrific work, that was undeniably the best reddit's april's fools to date. I can't help but wonder, if the bots were part of the consideration from the very beginning, why were reddit admins banning/suspending users for using them? I personally got about 700 accounts suspended for trying to au...
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Zephirdd
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creating is hard - it requires you to do everything right Destroying, on the other hand, is easy: All you have to do is get *one* thing wrong idk where I heard that, but I agree with it.
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__ah
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Because you could keep a script running. Here's the one that the rust-lang community used: http://reddit.com/r/rust/comments/62yv2i/i_made_a_rustacean_pixelart_for_rplace/dfqchkv
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dg89aq7
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AndrewNeo
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so instead of using production grade software that does what they want (written in C, mind you) you want them to write their own?
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dg89dcq
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redditthinks
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Simple and elegant design, love it.
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dg89f0e
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StripTheFlesh
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It's not about any given technology being bad, but the combination of all these makes a stereotype.
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TheGag96
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Yeah I love it too. These days Atom is the kind of editor he's getting at.
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aareyes12
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I masturbate and then lose all my motivation
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GhostBond
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1\. Java compiles instantly for me for dev use, because my IDE does it in the background while I'm working. 2\. I agree that runtime speed is not hugely important (in this context), but documenting your code is. That static typing forces you to document every class type is a huge plus when I go to work on my own cod...
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ferrx
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it's interesting that you all felt redis would be your bottleneck. i keep hearing good and bad things about redis. what if you had a redis cluster? so you solved this by distributing your workload via a CDN? how many endpoints does this support? i assume fastly is the CDN provider's name..
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nfrankel
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It boils down to synchronous vs asynchronous. If you can allow yourself not to wait for the answer, then message queuing is fine. When there's a human being waiting at the end of the chain, it sucks...
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dg89i8f
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vkgfx
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Honest question: Why not standup a temporary RMQ cluster to handle the load without affecting site critical resources?
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dg89j7i
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asdfkjasdhkasd
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Can you PM me the link anyway, I'm interested in the challenge. I only know a little bit of PHP but I might be able to get it working in PHP too, [PHP has basically a port of python's request library.](https://github.com/rmccue/Requests)
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dg89lkv
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aaadmin
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Were your expectations met after the 72hr run? If not, why?
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ngmcs8203
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Yea. If you had two windows open, one with the full-screen setting, you ended up with two very different versions.
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dg89rl5
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_Skuzzzy
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I've literally read randos on reddit refer to java as low level.
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dg89s1e
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Greetings_Stranger
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What do you mean single tile placed? I was usually able to place 10 tiles at a time.
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dg89usy
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scgtrp
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> no one knows what they're doing and everything in engineering is tradeoffs This is also true of life in general.
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dg89uza
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raphier
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That's because we're rational beings and math can be irrational at times in how it gets to solutions.
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False
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dg89v4r
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-5
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Ryhlac
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Considering that most of Reddit stopped functioning normally to participate in r/place for three days, I think it's safe to say that your project was a complete disaster. A failure. Good job though.
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dg89wph
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sekjun9878
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What was wrong with serving / caching the board in-memory instead of a CDN with 1s expiry?
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dg89wv3
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Antrikshy
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I was talking about The Button.
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dg89yej
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myringotomy
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You should try windows. They always get it right the first release and almost never release patches.
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dg89ze0
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how do computers work?! does low level programming really tell me?
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antirez
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I'm so happy that finally somebody got how BITFIELD is useful in certain applications, and happened to use it in the coolest project of the year.
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Textual_Aberration
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I use the general concept of lazy chaos versus strenuous order quite a lot: --- > It takes you ten minutes to answer a question, ten seconds for me to ask one, and ten nanoseconds for me to lose interest in your reply. > For every stance, there's an easily googled questionnaire that requires expertise in a doz...
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dg8a15r
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Umutuku
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How much dev time was spent working on this? If that time was spent working on the search function then how close would it be to usable?
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dg8a1ll
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myringotomy
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Even if the odds are low a computer makes millions of decisions per second so within a year or two the odds will hit.
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1492119867
False
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dg8a1th
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1494048679
-19
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1492119867
False
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dg8a1tk
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enimodas
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It's like 1 array, some simple pointer stuff and a way to call the program from outside. That's maybe 50 lines of code.
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1492119933
False
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dg8a3ps
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1494048704
-6
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[deleted]
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>If you can understand your program, you can improve any other property of it. If you can't, you can't. TRUE WORDS BRO, UR LIKE THE CONFUCIUS OF SOFTWRE
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1492119940
False
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dg8a3x0
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ThrowNotSoFarAway
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I did not think I would have to explain but hey. Of course he was not rejected just because of that. That tweet was a rant from a pissed off guy. He could have failed everything. The binary tree thing was just the icing on the cake. I know spotting sarcasms ain't no easy task, but at least try.
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dg8a4k4
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Creshal
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> I grew up with a kilobyte being 1024 bytes So you had a computer with neither a floppy drive, nor a hard disk, nor a CD drive, nor any network hardware? "1024 byte = 1kb" never had 100% acceptance.
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dg8a58p
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littlehawk93
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[I remember reading this on this sub a few weeks back](https://www.programmableweb.com/news/why-messaging-queues-suck/analysis/2017/02/13)
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dg8a6zo
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spladug
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Agreed!
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False
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dg8a7a4
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Rediselle
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Would love to see a talk from you at Redisconf! we are still accepting talks for 1 or 2 more days only! Please submit at www.redisconf.com
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dg8a7fq
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spladug
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Sounds about right :)
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dg8a7g4
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dk01
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Ok thanks. This is helpful in understanding since a lot of folks will have different constraints than you or I might.
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False
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dg8a93o
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1494048777
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AndrewNeo
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For the same reason you have a CDN in the first place - so an influx of traffic can't thrash your application server. And take down the rest of Reddit.
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1492120142
False
0
dg8a9tt
t3_656z8t
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1494048786
6
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lombardo2
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Holy shit. The button was 2015. I could have swore it was last year. Totally forgot about robin.
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False
0
dg8abwt
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84
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Falconinati
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Ah, the fuck it technique. My company has been doing this for years.
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False
0
dg8ahzk
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1494048896
3
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alexanderpas
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- a kilohertz is 1000 hertz. - a kilowatt is 1000 watt. - a kiloampere is 1000 ampere. - a kilometer is 1000 meter. - a kilogram is 1000 gram. - a kilovolt is 1000 volt.
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False
0
dg8aj7k
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1494048912
5
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Tetha
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So, put on kibana, turn on refresh, kick back with ice cream and coffee while logs scroll in the browser? I'm on board with that. Gonna do that in front of the building, in the sun. I love my infrastructure at times, I surely do.
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False
0
dg8aja4
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1494048914
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ArticulatedGentleman
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Thanks for saving me the time of trying them out myself. Any general advice on how to pick out hosts with dishonest (or simply poor) business practices from the rest?
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1492120514
False
0
dg8aki1
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1494048929
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Ph0X
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Not everyone is as respectful though. Why write an extra if statement when you can just hammer the reddit server until it works, right?
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1492120522
False
0
dg8akqk
t3_656z8t
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1494048933
6
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alexanderpas
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He did have floppies, just not any above 720 KiB
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False
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dg8ali0
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1494048943
5
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Voltasalt
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What do you think of http://pxls.space?
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1492120590
False
0
dg8ampa
t3_656z8t
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1494048959
1
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jackmott2
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science help us
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1492120664
False
0
dg8aot5
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1494048987
17
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tragicshark
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A NN is an algorithm that approximates a given function via a series of matrix multiplications when provided with a set of inputs and a requirement of a maximum statistical distance for the output compared to the provided output. There is no interpreter. While any given value in a particular matrix cell is nearly mean...
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1492120673
False
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dg8ap22
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1494048991
6
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Ryuujinx
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Note that the BlueCorner subreddit migrated to /r/TheBlueCorner /r/BlueCorner existed before Place and we kinda hijacked it for a bit before migrating over. Also that's what you get for trying to put non blue things in our glorious corner.
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False
0
dg8apa4
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1494048993
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sneakpeekbot
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**Here's a sneak peek of [/r/TheBlueCorner](https://np.reddit.com/r/TheBlueCorner) using the [top posts](https://np.reddit.com/r/TheBlueCorner/top/?sort=top&t=all) of all time!** \#1: [For every 1000 upvotes this gets, I will add five pages to an essay on the history of the Blue Corner.](https://np.reddit.com/r/Th...
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1492120690
False
0
dg8apiz
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1494048998
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sittingonahillside
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depends on how "low" you want to go, and where to take it. once you've got down how memory works and how to manipulate it, it's more a case of understanding the domain you want to program for, be it software or hardware.
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False
0
dg8apjo
t3_655prr
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1494048998
10
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1492120719
False
0
dg8aqf3
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1494049009
1
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Zarutian
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I never understood why people could not use the most portable and compatible class implementation: "". That is, not use classes at all.
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1492120733
False
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dg8aqu5
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1494049015
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frontyfront
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I would have liked to see it continue on as a communal botting competition. I found the cross community negotiations much more interesting than the earlier mobs.
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1492120825
False
0
dg8atfn
t3_656z8t
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1494049049
5
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DarkSoulsMatter
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I masturbate and then gain all motivation. Like birdman with the sun.
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1492120839
False
0
dg8atsg
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t1_dg89gfi
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1494049054
18
t5_2fwo
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omfg_its_so_and_so
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Please leave this up for perpetuity. It's great educational material. Nice job!
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1492120850
False
0
dg8au5i
t3_656z8t
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1494049060
1
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LAKingsDave
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I started the Bender and it was so annoying fixing the eyes over and over again.
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1492120894
False
0
dg8aveu
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1494049076
24
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ElagabalusRex
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The All-Seeing Eye activated the secret Freemason colors.
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False
0
dg8avpt
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1494049080
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Ph0X
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[Impostor Syndrome](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Impostor_syndrome) is also very common in CS. There's so much to know, and looking at others, they always seem like they know so much more than you. No matter how long you work, you'll always find new things that you have no fucking understanding of.
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False
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dg8ay6e
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Klllilnaixsllli
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Wasn't there one chrome extension that lied and would click the button without you knowing? That was hilarious.
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1492121022
False
0
dg8az0x
t3_656z8t
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t1_dg88f7t
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1494049126
4
t5_2fwo
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Xorlev
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Lets not be falsely surprised, there's plenty of infrastructures out there that rely on graphs of synchronous calls.
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1492121040
False
0
dg8azis
t3_6567xu
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t1_dg86rob
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1494049132
3
t5_2fwo
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0
1492121043
False
0
dg8azm4
t3_656z8t
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t3_656z8t
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1494049133
1
t5_2fwo
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ElagabalusRex
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At this rate, you folks are going to make an actual Reddit Time Machine next year.
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1492121053
False
0
dg8azw7
t3_656z8t
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t3_656z8t
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1494049137
2
t5_2fwo
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aareyes12
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I was motivated to go for a second round because I'd made weird morning plans to have lunch with a girl I like, but I showered so I'm probably better off.
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1492121064
False
0
dg8b06u
t3_656z8t
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t1_dg8atsg
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1494049141
3
t5_2fwo
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mattwarren
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You *might* be able to use `ThreadPool.SetMinThreads(..)` (https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.threading.threadpool.setminthreads(v=vs.110).aspx) to prevent this, see http://joeduffyblog.com/2006/07/08/clr-thread-pool-injection-stuttering-problems for more info
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0
1492121165
False
0
dg8b30w
t3_655xg2
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t1_dg84qmj
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1494049181
2
t5_2fwo
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el-y0y0s
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cppdevlpr.io. better grab that domain ya hipster.
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0
1492121175
False
0
dg8b39c
t3_656z8t
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t1_dg8607d
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1494049183
57
t5_2fwo
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DemonHouser
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Are you from r/totallynotrobots
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0
1492121182
False
0
dg8b3hi
t3_656z8t
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t1_dg893jz
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1494049187
66
t5_2fwo
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sneakpeekbot
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**Here's a sneak peek of [/r/totallynotrobots](https://np.reddit.com/r/totallynotrobots) using the [top posts](https://np.reddit.com/r/totallynotrobots/top/?sort=top&t=all) of all time!** \#1: [AS A HUMAN, THIS SHAKESPEARE QUOTE RESONATES WITH ME](https://i.reddituploads.com/d1be85e69c0246bfad65e8656cd12085?fit=ma...
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1492121190
False
0
dg8b3pl
t3_656z8t
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t1_dg8b3hi
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1494049189
20
t5_2fwo
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Godzoozles
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I am an artisanal Redditr.
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0
1492121199
False
0
dg8b3y6
t3_656z8t
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t1_dg83yn0
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1494049193
40
t5_2fwo
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alexanderpas
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> the hdd they bought to put it on was smaller than expected. actually, it's Windows that is reporting file sizes wrong. a 500 GB hard drive is reported in Windows as 465GB. Reporting 500000000000 bytes as 465GB is clearly wrong. - 500000000000 bytes is 500 GB, not 465.6GB - 536870912000 bytes is 536.8 GB or 500...
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0
1492121211
1492191134
0
dg8b4ah
t3_656z8t
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t1_dg85gfl
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1494049197
-17
t5_2fwo
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Psyladine
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Noone would ever say that, ever, under any circumstances. Regardless of the pretentiousness or consumption of microbrews.
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1492121231
False
0
dg8b4t5
t3_656z8t
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t1_dg84z0x
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1494049204
11
t5_2fwo
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Giometrix
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Thanks!
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0
1492121232
False
0
dg8b4ty
t3_655xg2
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t1_dg8b30w
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1494049204
1
t5_2fwo
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ROFLLOLSTER
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Could you explain?
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1492121237
False
0
dg8b4yg
t3_656z8t
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t1_dg7yfo8
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1494049206
14
t5_2fwo
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TheHillwoodMonkey
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> via a series of matrix multiplications These have to be executed, and the code that does this is effectively the interpreter for a program. > While any given value in a particular matrix cell is nearly meaningless without context, the general function it is approximating tends to be just as easy for us to des...
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0
1492121300
False
0
dg8b6q5
t3_657n42
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t1_dg8ap22
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1494049230
11
t5_2fwo
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MrSenorSan
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yeah unless it was hand written with a plume, has proper wax seal and delivered by horse it is tacky.
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1492121305
False
0
dg8b6up
t3_651fzh
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t1_dg6yx7u
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1494049231
0
t5_2fwo
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whatevers_clever
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nah it was probably influenced by blizzard paying for support to allow a heroes of teh storm massive mural put in to it.
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0
1492121310
False
0
dg8b70z
t3_656z8t
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null
t1_dg87192
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1494049233
-2
t5_2fwo
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WarioThrillho
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Always try turning off the monitoring/stats first.
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0
1492121320
False
0
dg8b7am
t3_656z8t
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t3_656z8t
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1494049237
1
t5_2fwo
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Zarutian
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Strange, I think I have used 'prototypical inheritence' at most dozen times, always because of some library interfacing issue. The pattern I have used is basically to use constructor procedures that do Object.freeze(thing); on the thing they construct. And if this is an composite object with a few facets then neither ...
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1492121336
False
0
dg8b7rp
t3_657zla
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t3_657zla
null
1494049244
8
t5_2fwo
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exonul
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> And as we mentioned before, if you’re interested in creating unique experiences for millions of users, check out our Careers page. How is it that there's always this [apparent unfulfilled](http://i.imgur.com/mDeV9Ce.png) "we're still hiring" vaccuum? Considering reddit's reach I figure your list of applicants w...
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0
1492121406
1492122090
0
dg8b9p7
t3_656z8t
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t3_656z8t
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1494049269
1
t5_2fwo
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gvargh
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It's literally impossible to program without classes, obviously.
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1
1492121417
False
0
dg8ba05
t3_657zla
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t1_dg8aqu5
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1494049273
-1
t5_2fwo
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Abyssight
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We absolutely need to know who committed the terrible crime against humanity of putting the black pixel in Canada 150, turning it into Canada 158.
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0
1492121456
False
0
dg8bb3g
t3_656z8t
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null
t1_dg82zn3
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1494049288
36
t5_2fwo
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toasties
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Our codebase isn't well equipped to handle two different consumer locations and trying to finagle all the details of spinning up a temp cluster in a short time period was not calculated to be feasible.
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0
1492121473
False
0
dg8bbk6
t3_656z8t
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null
t1_dg89j7i
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1494049294
7
t5_2fwo
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CaptainAdjective
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It's okay to not know what your algorithm does as long as you're still responsible for what it does.
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0
1492121480
False
0
dg8bbr1
t3_657n42
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null
t3_657n42
null
1494049297
2
t5_2fwo
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Zarutian
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You mean like: const [Foo, Bar] = (function () { const Foo = function () { ... }; const Bar = function () { Foo(); /* calls the above Foo() */ }; return [Foo, Bar]; })(); You did know that ES6 has lexical scoping, no?
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0
1492121506
False
0
dg8bciu
t3_657zla
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t1_dg8771s
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1494049308
2
t5_2fwo
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AnAirMagic
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> huge wedding of 300 guests First world countries have a very funny concept of "huge weddings". [Indian weddings, even in the US, often hit 500 people](http://www.chicagotribune.com/business/ct-indian-weddings-met-20150531-story.html)....
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1492121522
False
0
dg8bcyl
t3_651fzh
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t1_dg7dnpc
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1494049313
4
t5_2fwo
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Xorlev
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The biggest problem there is you pin your entire infrastructure on a message queue. Can your queue do 40,000 messages/s? Well, that's the limit of your service<->service communications until you scale it. Having used RabbitMQ for about 4 years, I'd never trust it with all my service traffic: it simply isn't relia...
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1492121554
False
0
dg8bdv4
t3_6567xu
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t3_6567xu
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1494049325
6
t5_2fwo
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JagdTurkey
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On the moon nerds get their pants pulled down and they are spanked with moon rocks.
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1492121618
False
0
dg8bfne
t3_656z8t
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t1_dg7xb5d
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1494049350
0
t5_2fwo
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Textual_Aberration
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Two thoughts: 1. That idea deserves a more fleshed out challenge to keep things interesting, like a planet-spanning dwarf fortress. *That* would be a planet worth conquering with bots. 2. The progress and proliferation of bots would potentially endanger the rest of the platform. It would be important to put in place ...
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0
1492121633
False
0
dg8bg2b
t3_656z8t
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t1_dg8atfn
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1494049356
1
t5_2fwo
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chadsexytime
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Pi is equal to exactly 3!
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0
1492121638
False
0
dg8bg7q
t3_656z8t
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t1_dg86czq
null
1494049358
30
t5_2fwo
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> once you've got down how memory works and how to manipulate it, right but i don't need a "low level language" for that..
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1492121647
False
0
dg8bgfr
t3_655prr
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t1_dg8apjo
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1494049361
1
t5_2fwo
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ITwitchToo
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New accounts were not permitted to participate.
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0
1492121652
False
0
dg8bgko
t3_656z8t
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t1_dg87eo1
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1494049363
4
t5_2fwo
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AnAirMagic
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Not really. Take password encryption, hashing to be more specific. The odds are low that two plaintexts produce the same hash. But how long does it take to hit that low odd? [Just a little less than the heat death of the universe](https://www.theregister.co.uk/2016/10/18/sha3256_good_for_beelions_of_years_say_boffins/...
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1492121677
False
0
dg8bh8i
t3_657n42
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t1_dg8a1th
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1494049372
18
t5_2fwo
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sultry_somnambulist
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No, he means it in the technical sense. Neural networks, evolutionary algorithms and so on are not designed, they're bottom up processes. As soon as they get sufficiently large they become a blackbox, just like an actual biological neural network. You can sometimes tear them apart to see what features are abstracted in...
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1492121700
1492121980
0
dg8bhvv
t3_657n42
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t1_dg83n8e
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1494049380
2
t5_2fwo
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DarkerMyLove
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The favoured pastime of nerds
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1492121707
False
0
dg8bi31
t3_656z8t
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t1_dg7xkm2
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1494049383
12
t5_2fwo
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TheHillwoodMonkey
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Surely a graph can never really tell you what's really going on in such a massively multi-dimensional space, can it? Thought experiment: imagine a DNN which is trained to watch a camera feed. It opens a garage door as people approach, and closes when they are gone. Except that some malevolent spirit has configured it ...
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0
1492121717
1492125253
0
dg8bicp
t3_657n42
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t1_dg86qhn
null
1494049387
25
t5_2fwo
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antamatao
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What way of calling from the outside do you have in mind? Pretty sure the socket handling code would be pushing you over 50 lines, and if you're rolling your own protocol you have to write clients for the other side. Also, Redis gives you the append only file and master-slave replication, which would both seem useful f...
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1492121748
False
0
dg8bj5k
t3_656z8t
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t1_dg8a3ps
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1494049397
2
t5_2fwo
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