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No, the last minute changes they made to the application process is basically the cause of the drop. People still want to come here because that is how they earn a bunch of money and gain experience before moving back home to start a family.
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That's what VB 6 did.
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This is a good start to understand concepts! Any plans to do simple coding tutorials for these examples? MOAR! I demand moar!
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The detention of Turing complete is a language can be a Turing machine and run any Turing machine. Turing machines have finite amount of memory. But memory can be added infinitly by adding more cards. This program does exactly that.
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Do they support kicking out current residents? Most people aren't total open borders types they just object to long time residents many with family and friends, members of a community getting kicked out.
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I could be wrong, but the way I read his argument is that while the language is Turing complete, implementations are not, or might not be. Kind of interesting.
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...no. The S&P 500 just hit an all-time high a few weeks ago and unemployment is the lowest it's been since 2008. Trump really has not done anything to change America that much yet, the country you knew 3 months ago is still pretty much the same as it is today. Of course people's perceptions of how America is righ...
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JohnFrum
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I bet he noticed that the first time he *read* it after it was publicly posted.
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Zenitram
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Hey, we can pussy foot around what it means to be hypocrite all we like. But there is one reason people in software have a problem with the H-1B program, and that is that is impacts them directly. The cheaper lawn care and low cost labor they receive from lower skilled immigrants actually improves their lives, so of co...
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restlesssoul
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It's a bit shame that many engines pretty much ignore 2D these days but I guess some see it as a niche requirement... I'm seeing a lot of commercial 2D games though. I think one of the closest ones to being "Javascript version of Löve2D" might be [ExcaliburJS](https://excaliburjs.com/). It also has full support for Typ...
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combinatorylogic
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If there exist a specification, you don't really need anything else (well, maybe read a reference implementation as well). But most languages out there do not have anything that would even distantly resemble a specification.
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GeneralSpoof
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This made my day. Nerd humor for the win. So, does anyone know where this video is from originally?
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zardeh
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Which companies? I obviously don't know every company's interview process, but most of the ones I've interviewed with use questions that require smart applications of a basic set of core concepts, and at least where I work, the goal is that you can't memorize the questions we ask.
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Pharylon
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I mean, he's not wrong, but but I think we can imagine an ideal version of this PowerPoint presentation that has an infinite number of cells.
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> But memory can be added infinitly by adding more cards. This program does exactly that. But no, no it doesn't. The amount of cards is defined by the creator of the Powerpoint and *never* grows. The amount of memory is an inherent, fixed part of the machine and so an infinite number of computable functions can nev...
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TheRealSophistifunk
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Even GRUB is overkill sometimes. If your kernel text is < 64kb, just call it a .com and slap it on a FreeDOS disk image.
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Phobos15
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Too be fair, the reasons for being against h1bs are not the same. Trump is fueled by racism and it is good any time trump's racism can accidentally be used to do something right. A liberal is against h1bs because there is no minimum wage or regulation to make sure h1bs are only used for truly skilled positions when n...
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PM_ME_UR_OBSIDIAN
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In a certain school of programming language design, Turing-complete is something you work hard to avoid. There is true genius in people using non-Turing-complete languages to write [real-world programs](https://github.com/AbsInt/CompCert).
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redditsoaddicting
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[Another option](https://kotlinlang.org/docs/reference/null-safety.html)
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Zenitram
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Holy shit. You're a partisan idiot. Just type: "liberal good, conservative bad" next time. It is more concise and will make more sense than you trying to rationalize your position.
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AyrA_ch
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HTML5+CSS3 is turing complete too: http://eli.fox-epste.in/rule110-full.html. Thanks to VBA, Office applications are inherently powerful which is the reason [why I could make this](https://redd.it/2jtd2f)
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hardsoft
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Anyone who needs to compile a program more than once should really find a different career. /s
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bdtddt
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> if you're going to claim Fortran is not Turing complete, or that none of the software on Mac OS 9 was turning complete, then you are clearly wrong. You may think you're being pedantic with a greater understanding of Turing completeness, but you're not. You're just being wrong. Why? Turing completeness is a mathem...
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okiyama
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The only person who can put "PowerPoint" as a skill on their resume and actually mean it.
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bdtddt
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There are programs, which, when evaluated according to the semantics of the Python language, will continuously consume memory infinitely. If a hypothetical machine allowed it, they could do it. This Powerpoint has a fixed number of cells at the start, this cannot grow dynamically, this cannot continue to grow as the c...
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Wufffles
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Mine is rendering at 144hz and looks really smooth. The cursor doesn't actually match my system one though, they don't grab the cursor bitmap properly :/ Which browser are you using? I'm on Chrome.
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sigurthr1
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Whatever lets you sort out your cognitive dissonance man
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NoahTheDuke
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Even [Magic The Gathering](http://www.toothycat.net/~hologram/Turing/index.html) is Turing Complete!
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Zenitram
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Go read a book.
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Phobos15
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Big words for an uneducated person. Go on, enjoy a world where no one has any education at all but the bible.
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Phobos15
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Lol, you couldn't type the word bible because you are too embarrassed to openly defend your own position.
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flukus
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You think science is all theory? At some point there are real world experiments too which require real world knowledge.
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Zenitram
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And now you're accusing me of being something? Damn kid. You've got a lot to learn.
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Phobos15
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You said it, not me. Don't reveal who you are and then get pissed when someone repeats it.
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PM_ME_UR_OBSIDIAN
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This does kind of make sense, but you should have opened with that. Also, it's very much a nitpick.
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Lepidostrix
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Appeal to authority is only fallacious if you are trying to use that authority in a way that isn't justified. Like saying Sam Harris' philosophical opinions should be listened to because he is a PhD. The opinions of sociologists make up the foundation of my beliefs on sociologists because their opinions have more wei...
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ArmandoWall
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Only if it's a choice.
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flukus
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How much time have you spent with GTK or Qt? You can build a UI or some complex components in single functions, I find that a lot simpler than html/qml and especially xaml and having to bind to code somehow.
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PM_ME_UR_OBSIDIAN
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Push-down automata have unbounded but finite memory. If I understand correctly, what /u/bdtddt is trying to say is that each PowerPoint program has a strict upper bound on how much memory it can use.
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Cilph
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Did you just assume his browser? Rude.
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> The big thing is this has a fixed amount of memory, this greatly reduces the amount you can compute, it can never be infinite, Powerpoint does not allow for such, even on a computer with infinite resources. This only has a fixed amount of memory for demonstrational purposes. Given enough time you could set up eno...
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mrkite77
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The number of times I've accidentally shoved a bunch of jjjjjjjjs into a random textbox.. vim truly has ruined me.kkkkk
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bdtddt
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Please respond to the following, which uses your definition of arbitrary. > A machine which can either be 1 or 0, is, according to you, capable of producing the results of all computable functions? I very much understand the use of arbitrary in mathematical context. Arbitrary here is in the context of what the pr...
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The main point of the article is that though there isn't a consensus, a pattern has formed. Google Drive, Twitter, Github, Spotify, etc will return a 404 for an endpoint's inability to find an object. Facebook will return a 200 and within the body it'll return a status that says that it couldn't find the object. I agre...
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bdtddt
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> This only has a fixed amount of memory for demonstrational purposes. Given enough time you could set up enough tape slots and animations to satisfy the programs needs. There are an infinite number of computations which run infinitely, they can never be satisfied by a system which requires you to predefine the amo...
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mrkite77
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Sure... except for multiple-cursor editing. For static code analysis, I use syntastic: https://github.com/vim-syntastic/syntastic It basically lints my code whenever I save.
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Zenitram
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I'm a Hispanic male from the southwest whose father was a construction worker. I moved to CO to study software. I don't support either deporting illegals or kicking out H-1Bs both of which have had profound impacts on my life. Your opinions mean nothing to me as you haven't experienced shit. You're a presumptuous...
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AboutHelpTools3
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Wouldn't be surprised if it's intentional, honestly.
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contrapulator
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Seveneves was really good, and not even close to the best SF that Neal Stephenson has written. If I may contribute a book to this reading list, it has to be Ancillary Justice. Absolutely a masterpiece.
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Cilph
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The Red Goo consumes all.
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Turing completeness is such a low bar. That's what's amazing about it.
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Always seemed to me like most complaints I see about H1Bs come not from 20-something SV techbros but the embittered middle-aged, working outside the West Coast bubble. (But, you know, I didn't do a scientific survey of every complaint I saw, and I've no idea which complaints anybody else has seen.)
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> This Powerpoint is finite, you cannot dynamically create more cells or start with an infinite amount. Of course you can. I can write a file system driver that delivers a never ending XML file of memory cells and animations. By the way, Python isn't turing complete either by design since it has an upper bound of e...
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VeryCoolVeryCool
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..... strange audience. was that a laugh track, or some shit?
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shinazueli
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Oh totally. I just didn't like the cloud bashing. Anything can be immaterial if you really look at it. Still want a paycheck.
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dgebzoe
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When I was making my text editor, I used a gap buffer and found that due to the way we edit code (line based), having a data structure that supports line based operations (perhaps a gap buffer per line) seemed like it would be beneficial. For example consider the operation to move a line down, with just a plain gap buf...
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dgec0ru
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squirrelthetire
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I think it's disingenuous to compare Atom to notepad or xterm. > Half of the complaints about Electron are that it bundles 80 MB Chrome in every app. The complaint is not (or should not be) simply the *size* of the bundled chrome, but its *performance*. Chrome/electron is a very poor performance alternative to GU...
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flukus
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Cross platform wheels exist, you're browser is built with them. As for complex installation, that's a windows problem, not a general one.
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dgec3hq
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Lvl100Magikarp
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what am I watching...
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False
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dgec3n1
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squirrelthetire
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Chromium is optimized to draw once, and occasionally update. A GUI toolkit is optimized to update whenever there is an event. Just compare the two, and you will see that electron is *very* inefficient.
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False
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dgec76y
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Targren
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It might surprise you to learn that SF doesn't speak for all "people in software" (though probably not as much as it would surprise them)
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False
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protoUbermensch
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This part describes only the bootloader, but apparently MikeOS is really a OS. Checkout this link http://mikeos.sourceforge.net.
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princeofpudding
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Trust me, there are a lot of shitty interviewers out there that are seriously looking for the textbook answers because either they don't know better or because they think it makes them smarter than you. I've run into more than a few of them over the years
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ceberous
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I just don't understand. You people realize mice exist right ?. Who the fuck wants to be stuck inside of VIM, when they have a mouse sitting right next to them.
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bdtddt
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> Dude. You're so wrong, and you know it. You're just being stubborn. This is a pathetic way to hold discourse in a debate. > Any turing problem is computable, if you choose an arbitrary amount of memory large enough to contain the necessary information. This requires solving the halting problem. If I give y...
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False
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dgecbid
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bdtddt
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> Of course you can. I can write a file system driver that delivers a never ending XML file of memory cells and animations. That proves the language you use + Powerpoint is Turing complete. > By the way, Python isn't turing complete either by design since it has an upper bound of entries it can store in a list....
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False
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dgecdlc
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5
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Walletau
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I heard really good things, definitely on the list.
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dgech1d
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Zenitram
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I knew I was painting with broad strokes, my bad.
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Klathmon
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Not all browsers are cross platform, and I'm not saying that they don't exist, just that it's much more difficult to use them. And it's not just a windows platform problem! How long does it take to install from apt-get? The Google play store? The iOS app store? If a web app takes more than 2 seconds, it's considered ...
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dgeckav
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phoenix1701
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It's from [SIGBOVIK 2017](http://sigbovik.org/).
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ceberous
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3 seconds of watching this guy, this explains why facebook is still a piece of shit.
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dgecuxo
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bdtddt
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> Modern computers can solve problems that cannot be solved on a turing machine. You realize this, right? Jesus fucking Christ, a Turing machine can solve EVERY. COMPUTABLE. PROBLEM. If you have some magical oracle which can solve anything a Turing machine can't, you are a future trillionaire. > Given a speci...
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1-1_1_-1-_1_3_12
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Sociology is not a science. "Academic consensus" within sociology doesn't mean the same thing as "academic consensus" when it comes to something like evolution. One of the most basic parts of sociology is that there's many viewpoints from which an issue can be considered. There is no consensus that there is one "corr...
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dgecylp
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remotefixonline
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This is interesting, too bad most corps block ff in favor of ie... /facepalm
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OrnateLime5097
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Are you aware that that is how Turing machines work? You give them a set number of cards and they execute them. And that they are finite.
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skulgnome
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Ha ha ha ha ha, no.
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cornmacabre
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EDIT -- Digging deeper, I recognize I'm totally wrong on my assumption that this was a laugh track. This is blended audio from a pre-recorded presentation + livestream audience reacting to it. Not a stock laugh track as the comments below me rightfully point out. https://youtu.be/w7UyHjanKF4?t=47m26s -- god that audien...
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joequin
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Java is hugely popular, but oracle doesn't deserve any of the credit for that.
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merreborn
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Given the lighthearted nature and 5 minute length, this may have been a lightning talk https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lightning_talk Sometimes alcohol is served at lightning talk sessions, at the end of the day at professional conferences. Shit gets a bit boisterous.
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> That proves the language you use + Powerpoint is Turing complete. No, I am just satisfying the infinite memory condition. The data could as well come from an infinitely sized disk with an infinitely sized file on it. Because it is not possible in reality, the custom driver comes closer to the "infinite" condition...
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secondary_refraction
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The first think I saw was a pop-up, so I hit the back button.
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skulgnome
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> write unit tests for complete test coverage That won't happen unless the code has enough of an internal API to be tested in some meaningful way. Most programs written without some form of TDD won't have this; so there'd need to be a preparatory rearchitecturing before the rewrite. In closing, nearly anything is ...
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dged8ps
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miminor
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whats so better about it?
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False
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dged9kq
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bdtddt
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I misspoke. I thought you meant the cards as in memory cells. Yes the number of cards is of course finite, the memory tape however is not. The tape on this Powerpoint is finite.
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dgedav2
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skulgnome
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Quite a few famous paintings have surviving "prior revisions". Similarly for works of literature, sculpture, or any other write-only medium.
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Keilly
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Yikes!
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skulgnome
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> microarchitecture You're misusing this word to discuss "microservices". Please stop.
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dgeddas
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VeryCoolVeryCool
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heh.. I mean, some of the laughs made sense. It just had a weird vibe to it. Like everyone is laughing a joke you don't get. (but I did get it!)
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lurgi
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Ooooh, did you make the cookie mutable? Because if it's not mutable then you can't eat it. You can just... look at it. OTOH, you know that no-one else can eat it while you are looking at it. So you've got that going for you. Which is nice.
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skulgnome
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> \*looks at improper null termination bug in network driver discovered after three months of project halt\* Why would a network driver null-terminate anything?
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dgedg34
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bdtddt
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> No, I am just satisfying the infinite memory condition. The data could as well come from an infinitely sized disk with an infinitely sized file on it. Because it is not possible in reality, the custom driver comes closer to the "infinite" condition. But Powerpoint itself does not provide the facility for an infin...
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False
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dgedgb4
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klickverbot
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This is largely due to custom, proprietary vendor tooling for weird platforms, though. There is no reason why D couldn't be used for "serious" embedded work as well other than vendor tools (well, there might be minor complications on < 32 bit systems).
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