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Xzariner
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i was talking about bc... you don't need to fuck with bash to do it in dc ᛯ dc -e '6 7 * p' 42 maybe read the fucking article
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endless90
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Well i don't know french.
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KarmaAndLies
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> Massive challenge keeping things organized in c#? Got one word for ya buddy: Areas First off, areas aren't a C# feature, they're an ASP.net MVC feature. Secondly, all projects are a challenge to organise as they scale. Even naming things is a huge challenge all on its own in larger solutions. Namespaces...
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dggvex8
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1
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amchacon
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Maybe it should be $100k so.
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1492611582
False
0
dggvfd2
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2
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kcuf
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Some people just want to make things. I enjoy making my own tools sometimes.
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1492611685
False
0
dggviic
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irishsultan
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Suppose I write a program that prints "a" when it finds a counter example to the Collatz conjecture (if you start with a number it will become 1 at some point if you repeatedly do the following: multiply the current number by 3 and add 1 if the current number is odd, otherwise divide by 2) This is not a very difficult...
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1492611689
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dggvim9
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SkeetOnYaBish4Head
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Because you are a failure?
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0
1492611733
False
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dggvjyj
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1494199794
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dccorona
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There have been proposals in congress recently to double it. IIRC they were met with harsh criticism, but that may have been some other portion of the proposal.
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1492611744
False
0
dggvk8v
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1
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epicar
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why not use an existing library like libevent?
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1
1492611745
False
0
dggvkam
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1494199799
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Zeno84
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A few things. 1) Lump of labor fallacy. All over the place 2) has no one considered that increasing the supply of labor allows tech firms to grow and hence increase the number of tech jobs overall? In other words, do we have fewer tech jobs today because of loose labor, or more? Hmm... what does the data say? 3) if...
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1492611800
False
0
dggvm0x
t3_664n4q
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1494199822
1
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LtAramaki
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i-made-that-point.tiff you-made-that-point.tiff? i-made-that-point.tiff
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0
1492611801
False
0
dggvm1e
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1494199822
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PM_ME_UR_OBSIDIAN
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But what does "programmable" mean here?
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0
1492611821
False
0
dggvmmk
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1494199830
2
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BadGoyWithAGun
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>They'll set up headquarters in foreign countries so that work is exported from the US rather than imported. If they do that, throw them out entirely. What you don't seem to understand is that for all their riches, corporations still couldn't win a fight against a sovereign state that's not constrained by the fal...
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1492612005
False
0
dggvsfo
t3_664n4q
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1494199908
0
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captain_dudeman
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Thanks! I'm actually not, I don't know why my comment has 5 downvotes. Truth be told I'm a pretty successful student web developer! But you go on and continue to "Skeet on my bish" in return for "head", though I can't help but think your penis would probably be flaccid after skeeting and you wouldn't really want any he...
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1492612008
False
0
dggvsip
t3_65pxc0
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t1_dggvjyj
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1494199909
1
t5_2fwo
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OtterProper
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and paranoia
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0
1492612028
False
0
dggvt5v
t3_662tgc
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1494199918
1
t5_2fwo
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PM_ME_UR_OBSIDIAN
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Why should I pick this over Go? Not that I'm a fan of Go, but this seems like Go + metaprogramming - concurrency story.
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0
1492612079
False
0
dggvuqv
t3_66672e
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1494199939
2
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panorambo
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> Is your application a Unix process? Does it use files, tcp connections, environment variables, standard Unix streams and command-line arguments as inputs and outputs? Then Docker can run it. > > Can your application's build be expressed as a sequence of such commands? Then Docker can build it. Sequence of ...
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0
1492612085
False
0
dggvuyb
t3_669czp
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t3_669czp
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1494199942
6
t5_2fwo
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tuankiet65
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Some more information: This is the [Collatz conjecture](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Collatz_conjecture).
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0
1492612164
False
0
dggvxdg
t3_65x029
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1494199974
2
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guernica88
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Hmmm never seen one of these before actually but it seems like there are quite a few. What's the best one for windows?
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1492612236
False
0
dggvzo3
t3_6692i7
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1494200006
2
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Gremis
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Link to research paper: https://cmaurice.fr/pdf/ndss17_maurice.pdf
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1492612449
False
0
dggw67f
t3_66ak43
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1494200095
4
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pipocaQuemada
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> Pattern matching, like virtual calls, relies on introspecting runtime type information. switch doesn't. I'm not sure I follow. What do you mean by "runtime type information", and how does pattern matching dispatch on it in a way that switch doesn't?
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0
1492612460
False
0
dggw6jq
t3_6631x8
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1494200099
2
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_understand
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That's all well and good, but nations do many other things. All of civilized humanity has decided they like nations. Even people who hate nations live inside of nations. We are all free to return to the woods if we like. But very very few do, for the obvious reasons.
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0
1492612474
False
0
dggw6yv
t3_664n4q
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t1_dggu9sb
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1494200106
3
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chneukirchen
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Well, then: % bc -l <<<"6/7" .85714285714285714285
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1492612603
False
0
dggwb1z
t3_665tz0
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1494200163
3
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HINDBRAIN
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I'd rather work with a pack of hot singles from my area even if they are slightly less good than the lamas.
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0
1492612605
False
0
dggwb5j
t3_66430m
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1494200164
0
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A_Salty_Scrub
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You've managed to skip second favorite person and now you're my absolute favorite person.
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1492612742
False
0
dggwfph
t3_662tgc
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t1_dggk5qt
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1494200227
3
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knome
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https://gitlab.com/gasche/gc-latency-experiment
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0
1492612791
False
0
dggwhaq
t3_66ac2j
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t1_dggupeg
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1494200249
2
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bondage_pirate
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Thanks, that reply chain has given me loads of info. I'm thinking about starting with a CHIP-8 interpreter!
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0
1492612942
False
0
dggwm85
t3_662tgc
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t1_dgg1xwp
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1494200314
1
t5_2fwo
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mfp
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They create a large number of "messages" (1024-byte strings/byte arrays) and insert them into a map of bounded size indexed by sequence number (old messages are removed/overwritten by new). Some languages use a large array to hold the messages, others (such as the D -- seemingly -- or the OCaml implementations) use a g...
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0
1492613115
1492615371
0
dggwrvp
t3_66ac2j
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t1_dggupeg
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1494200391
11
t5_2fwo
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pipocaQuemada
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He's got 2 identical posts replying to the same parent post. He likely didn't copy/paste, just had the same comment submitted twice due to an issue with his browser or client...
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0
1492613137
False
0
dggwskx
t3_6631x8
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1494200401
2
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pron98
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Pattern matching examines the type tag, in the same way virtual calls do. `switch` doesn't (there are no type tags in C).
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0
1492613167
False
0
dggwtlm
t3_6631x8
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t1_dggw6jq
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1494200414
1
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sgmctabnxjs
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`self.woosh()`
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0
1492613312
False
0
dggwycy
t3_6631x8
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t1_dggvm1e
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1494200478
1
t5_2fwo
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Shammyhealz
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It's referring to commands that manipulate those things. In other words, you're not going to be able to containerize an app that needs to manipulate the kernel or stuff like that. As long as your build process only uses commands that manipulate files, tcp connections, environment variables, standard Unix streams and ...
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1492613381
False
0
dggx0me
t3_669czp
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1494200510
2
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relesbao
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Nationalism usually enforces anti-globalization politics, its also one of the roots of inequality because people are denied of opportunities, not everyone has the luck of being born in a first world country. Another thing is that wars, conflicts, foreign exploration (one of the many causes of inequality on 3rd world c...
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1492613556
False
0
dggx6fj
t3_664n4q
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1494200588
-1
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sigurthr1
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Yeah, I mentioned people's perceptions may discourage people. I thought you were making the point that they *should* be afraid.
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0
1492613567
False
0
dggx6s6
t3_65yogc
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t1_dgexfnx
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1494200593
1
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grauenwolf
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How do you weigh something that is 15.2 grams? You add a 10 gram weight. Then a 5 gram weight. Then a 1 gram weight. Oh, that's too much. You remove the 1 gram and add a 0.5 gram. Still too much, take that off and add a 0.1 gram. Too little, so add another 0.1 gram. Now it's balanced.
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1492613619
False
0
dggx8k8
t3_6631x8
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1494200617
1
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crusoe
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So two VMS you control. One infected. The other a receiver of stolen days. Not as bad as reading arbitrary data from a VM.
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1492613641
False
0
dggx99w
t3_66ak43
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t3_66ak43
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1494200626
11
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ruindd
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Can you build your project from scratch with a bash script whose dependencies are limited to: * local files * remote files or services * environment variables * CLI commands Then it can run in docker.
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1492613836
False
0
dggxfsg
t3_669czp
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t1_dggvuyb
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1494200715
10
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oblio-
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Meta programming most likely. Macros, rewriting the language itself.
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0
1492613863
False
0
dggxgn1
t3_66672e
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t1_dggvmmk
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1494200726
23
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grauenwolf
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I never said that it was "nothing but a sugar". Syntax matters a lot. But that doesn't change the fact that we invented the syntax to make certain design patterns easier.
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0
1492613895
False
0
dggxho0
t3_6631x8
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t1_dggnyd5
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1494200739
1
t5_2fwo
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HCrikki
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Developping... the whole roll !
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0
1492614036
False
0
dggxmc2
t3_662tgc
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t1_dggl64t
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1494200802
1
t5_2fwo
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imma_reposter
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Yeah, the first paragraph makes it sound like every vm ever can be comprimised. > A group of researchers say they can extract information from an Amazon Web Services virtual machine by probing the cache of a CPU it shares with other cloudy VMs. Keyword: other. While in fact: other vm's owned by you.
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0
1492614053
False
0
dggxmyj
t3_66ak43
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t1_dggx99w
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1494200810
5
t5_2fwo
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Sebazzz91
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And I'm always going painfully through the history to get the permalink. Glad there is a better way.
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0
1492614057
False
0
dggxn3v
t3_669pm6
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t1_dgguzw7
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1494200812
1
t5_2fwo
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HCrikki
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Nowadays you can play and/or hack your way on an emulator, then send the save to your console. Totally legit lvl99 run, honest!
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0
1492614155
False
0
dggxqbc
t3_662tgc
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null
t1_dgfwn3p
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1494200856
1
t5_2fwo
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ultraliks
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Well... Which languages are used at night??
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0
1492614185
False
0
dggxrb1
t3_66ah7w
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t3_66ah7w
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1494200869
271
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mccoyn
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Deduplication can greatly reduce the amount of memory needed for long runs since programs, especially game graphics, have a tendency to do nearly the same thing many times. One scheme would be to divide the memory into 256-byte blocks. When a frame is complete, the deduplicator would check for duplicates using a hash...
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0
1492614260
False
0
dggxtug
t3_662tgc
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1494200904
0
t5_2fwo
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kirbyfan64sos
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Initially, I read the L in *slit* as an H...
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0
1492614271
False
0
dggxu7k
t3_6692i7
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t3_6692i7
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1494200908
3
t5_2fwo
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sadistmushroom
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Sidebar
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0
1492614346
False
0
dggxwof
t3_66aqry
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t3_66aqry
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1494200941
7
t5_2fwo
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Deif
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Haskell. By a large margin too.
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0
1492614350
False
0
dggxwt2
t3_66ah7w
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t1_dggxrb1
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1494200943
387
t5_2fwo
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zeroone
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Anything in the error logs (see system subdir)?
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0
1492614350
False
0
dggxwt9
t3_662tgc
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t1_dgg1nkd
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1494200943
2
t5_2fwo
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1-1_1_-1-_1_3_12
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> Sociology is a harder science then economics but I imagine you don't so blithely dismiss that field of study. Both sociologists and economists will tell you that their fields aren't built on consensus. Sociologists will tell you that sociology is about conflicting (and often incompatible) perspectives on humanit...
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0
1492614404
False
0
dggxynk
t3_65d47v
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t1_dggk20m
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1494200967
1
t5_2fwo
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secondcomingOFfex
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Ugh, I hate this. The first programmers were male mathematicians from the 1800s who developed algorithms on paper. Not women in the 20th century on machines decades old.
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0
1492614416
False
0
dggxz3g
t3_66aqry
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t3_66aqry
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1494200974
6
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zeroone
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I would like to, but NetBeans projects do not appear 100% portable. A bunch of paths need to be adjusted when you move them to other machines, such as the location of the JDK. I'll investigate this further to see if it makes sense.
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0
1492614481
False
0
dggy187
t3_662tgc
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t1_dgg160z
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1494201002
2
t5_2fwo
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Vietname
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Ah, ok. I've been thinking about starting a side project like this and something like yours looked like a lot of fun
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0
1492614492
False
0
dggy1l9
t3_662tgc
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null
t1_dggth0v
null
1494201007
2
t5_2fwo
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zeroone
null
This may happen.
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0
1492614497
False
0
dggy1rp
t3_662tgc
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null
t1_dgg0zs7
null
1494201009
2
t5_2fwo
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RedditLuvsCensorship
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Doesn't sound like I'm in the ballpark then cause projects usually take 1m to build... less than 20 projects in a solution.
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0
1492614517
False
0
dggy2ge
t3_661f2j
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t1_dggvex8
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1494201019
1
t5_2fwo
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m50d
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> I don't understand, in the cases of Regex, what a type system is. I call regex a non turing complete language that define a finite automata (that matches string, but we are not concerned about use cases here). It's a language of expressions made up of terms, you could assign types to those terms just as with any ...
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0
1492614534
False
0
dggy31b
t3_65x029
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t1_dggruxv
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1494201026
1
t5_2fwo
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destinoverde
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> I think the rate of feedback as you write code is a pretty good measure of the quality of your workflow. Awesome! Modern IDEs just do that as well, better when the language is statically typed and the best part... a repl or live code reload is not exclusive! As I said, is nothing new and I think is cool for cert...
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0
1492614675
False
0
dggy7vi
t3_65k067
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null
t1_dggv0jf
null
1494201091
1
t5_2fwo
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LongUsername
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Not entirely about salary. I've worked with guys on visas who were scared shitless of being laid off as they'd built a life here in the USA and losing their Visa was a pretty straight trip back to their (shithole) country that they'd escaped. It also limits their mobility as the visa isn't tied to the talent but ...
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0
1492614723
False
0
dggy9he
t3_664n4q
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null
t1_dgg87r3
null
1494201112
8
t5_2fwo
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ishmal
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I was a big fan of Scala since 2004. However, their initial rapid progress ground to a halt after a couple of years, along with bugfixes and new features. Evidence: look for Complex in the API.
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0
1492614730
False
0
dggy9qs
t3_66935j
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t3_66935j
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1494201116
-9
t5_2fwo
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FarkCookies
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Again I don't think that it properly reflects the history of the OOP. A lot of said design patterns evolved with or from OOP, not another way around. [OOP didn't even originate from the C world.](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Object-oriented_programming#History)
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0
1492614744
False
0
dggya8k
t3_6631x8
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t1_dggxho0
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1494201122
1
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novacoder
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I haven't forgotten it because I have a habit of typing dc instead of cd.
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0
1492614804
False
0
dggyc82
t3_665tz0
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t3_665tz0
null
1494201149
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Ironic, isn't it? OP could rewind for others, but not for himself
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...and?
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Non-Mobile link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ada_Lovelace *** ^HelperBot ^v1.1 ^/r/HelperBot_ ^I ^am ^a ^bot. ^Please ^message ^/u/swim1929 ^with ^any ^feedback ^and/or ^hate. ^Counter: ^58116
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No, but C is a good language for exploring the old design patterns. Its not like most of us have ready access to 1960's era languages.
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I think you've missed the point of side projects.
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I would advise you to first make an effort to crack the math behind it. It's a bit tough, but persevere for a few days and you will get it. Once you understand the high-level and low-level aspects of backprop, everything else becomes much easier. On a separate note, you should learn 2D convolution and edge detection. I...
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It would have been nice to see a larger breakdown by city. I thought that was interesting as well, especially seeing Paris take a long lunch break.
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No idea.
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I've always thought that if you got an advanced degree (masters, PhD) from an accredited US university you should be on a fast track to citizenship. We want to keep the brains here. I've met many very talented people who got their Masters in the USA, went back home but really wanted to work and live in the USA.
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Could always double down and write a shell called `gash`
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I fail to see how that's perpetuated as truth, when she used somebody else's machine. If anything, that girl/guy would be the first programmer. But, I understand this is all more political, than actually scientific.
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No doubt. It's a temporary visa for work in the US. Those terms are laid out in the application process. These are the trade offs that are made by people seeking better paying jobs here in the states. Would IT folks support it if we offered them all green cards and said move your entire family here and work for us? I d...
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> What you don't seem to understand is that for all their riches Who says I don't understand that? > If they do that, throw them out entirely. Great, please do. I would personally profit immensely if the US took the route of running all their companies out of the country, especially the tech sector. This woul...
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OOP maps extraordinarily good to business processes. It's even weird how well it maps. Employees become objects, their job title becomes their interface, and the procedures they follow to fulfill their responsibilities are their implementation – classes. And you can use objects for other entities the business works wit...
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Scroll down a bit more: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ada_Lovelace#Controversy_over_extent_of_contributions Either way, it's a chicken and egg problem. Somebody else made the machine, I fail to recognize how making an analytics machine wouldn't be considered programming in the modern definition of the word.
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> If anything, using a map instead of a plain array (as apparently done in the Nim version) would make the results worse, not better We're talking about GC pause times here, and one of the challenges an incremental garbage collector has to deal with is scanning large arrays. So, using an array instead of a map can ...
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Man, this looks all pretty and nice, but why doesn't it answer the question in the title right away? Even the "conclusion" at the end does not answer the question, you have to look at all the colorful diagrams and try to make sense of them yourself. Feed me the information, please :(
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Bullshit. Entities business deals with are no fucking communicating "objects". Even relational paradigm maps much better. But this is not the point - if you try to map something that is already a formalism to some other, different formalism, you're an idiot and you're doing it wrong.
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I've seen this firsthand where a good friend of mine who was on a Visa got laid off. He was in a poor state until he managed to find a position with a different portion of the company. He's now got a full greencard and married to a US citizen (we joked with him a lot that he should just marry his then long-term girlfr...
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> Foreigners are for picking our food and cleaning our shit Jesus Christ.
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I'm glad you agree.
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Yeah, mine as well. My favs: >"The key insight behind Generative Adversarial Networks (commonly referred to as GANs, GANGs or CAPONEs depending on sources of counterfeit currency) is to pit one model against another in a gladiatorial quest for dominance. However, as ably illustrated by respected human actor and phi...
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> We're talking about GC pause times here, and one of the challenges an incremental garbage collector has to deal with is scanning large arrays. So, using an array instead of a map can be more of a challenge, depending on how the map is implemented. You're very right. I was already assuming incremental scanning of ...
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That's always been the deal - foreigners who take the trouble to come here legally get to do stuff no one else wants to bother with, and in exchange, we take their children and make them one of us.
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Modern women are doing whatever fuck they please. In the Europe it has been like this for maybe 2 centuries already? It's your own fault if you're looking into the pants so much that you don't see what the hands are doing.
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My 2 cents: FP does not make reasoning about code easier than IP (imperative programming) because FP uses different code than IP. I.e. FP and IP use different algorithms and so they are not comparable when it comes to ease of reasoning. If FP could make reasoning easier on algorithms also used in IP, then we could s...
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Up all night worrying about monads.
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Not involved with Nim, but last I checked it compiled down to C then compiled the C source. So it *may* be possible to target Android's native component and then use the normal NDK to get it integrated with an app. If I had to guess, compiling to something that runs on the JVM itself is going to be a no.
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Think "Covert communications channel not detectable by anything" Two instances should never be able to communciate via the CPU cache.
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I will tell you right now if I could drop my debt I would gladly take any gig for 75k/yr that would be a damn right competitive salary.
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No. Pattern matching is static, not virtual dispatch, and while you can emulate pattern matching with virtual dispatch in languages which have the latter, but lack the former, they are not analogues. The difference boils down to what is sometimes called [the expression problem](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Expression...
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I need something like that for Dosbox There is a game, where you restart at level 1 when you die, and I could never finish it :(
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That is some next level trolling. Bravo! ^^At ^^least, ^^I ^^hope ^^it's ^^trolling.
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> In fact, you could say that in JavaScript everything is an expression, too. Wait, I thought that `var x = if foo { bar + baz } else { quux }` didn't work in JS?
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It looks like Moby is Docker's attempt to broaden the tools they're providing to people using containers. It looks pretty cool. https://blog.docker.com/2017/04/introducing-the-moby-project/
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