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GMNightmare
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People who focus on edge cases don't actually understand the problem. There is always an edge case that cannot be solved, every program falls apart or throws an error at the edge case. "Well, we can't use an int because when the person enters a value greater than 2^32 it'll break... but then we can't use a long because...
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Math please? Seriously?
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McGlockenshire
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The iframe is so narrow as to leave the documentation kinda unreadable.
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iLiekCaeks
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>On a 64 bits CPU, the cpu can just change from/to 32b mode by jumping to a properly defined selector. AFAIK this is how it works on x86. In 32 bit mode, you can jump to 16 bit mode in the same way (yes, there is a 16 bit protected mode!). The real WTF is that segment selectors still mean anything in *some* situat...
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MatrixFrog
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Some (all?) image formats have the ability to add comments. Image editing programs may automatically insert comments like "Created using the GIMP". So you could definitely use that, but it would generally be easier to find, possibly even with a text editor.
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Feriority
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The problem isn't just what's sent when you click the like button. Just including the like button makes it possible for Facebook to track your browsing across pages that have the button, whether you click or not. The two-action button means that there's no connection to facebook until you decide you want to Like the ...
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mehwoot
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Again, I'm not calling out their work, I'm calling out their "manifesto". If you're going to be arrogant in writing a manifesto for other people to "suck less", then yes, you are going to have to be thick skinned. Such arrogance invites people to view you critically; but I'm not saying there is anything inherently ba...
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killerstorm
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Maybe you do have plenty memory to go around, I don't. Number of virtual machines I can fit into one server is limited by amount of memory required for each of them. Most of them sit idle so CPU isn't a problem, but it would be a hassle to start them on demand. As for cache, yes, it can speed things up. Conserving cac...
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ebonhand1
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The page times-out when trying to load. That must be the punchline?
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pingveno
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Consistency is more important than the style itself. It's much nicer to have Python code be indented with 4 spaces per level. It's much nicer to have Go code use Go's coding style (tabs). I miss that in languages without one official code style.
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addmoreice
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I think this will be the next thing I work into my resume. I've got the most minimal of web development. asp.net, xhtml, and tiny bit of javascript. I think I should build something cool with canvas and javascript but I'm basically idea less. Anyone have a good 'hey could someone build this?' ideas? something interes...
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zzing
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A few points that might help improve the article. 1. I don't believe you say that there is a place to download these files, which I had to go over to the source to figure that out. Without this detail, even if you make the source code available in the article you don't specify the filename - which can lead to huge pr...
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highclasshole
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Application Error hahaha, exactly how I feel about rails
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SnowdensOfYesteryear
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That's one of the more annoying aspects of git. Fortunately our code review system is a bit more intelligent and highlights the important bits in clean way, but it'd be much better if this was integrated into git diff(at least as eye candy). Edit: Cool, this was addressed by Justinsaccount below. I should have RTFM ...
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iLiekCaeks
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In theory you could use more than 4 GB in x32. After all, it's still 64 bit code running in a 64 bit address space. You just need a good mechanism to address the higher memory. For example, you could switch the ABI within the program, or introduce some sort of "big array" abstraction. Of course that reminds of these ho...
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hayeah
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fixed. sorry about that. update: ... i forgot to push to Heroku : ( Now it really IS fixed.
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SnowdensOfYesteryear
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Thanks for pointing that out. It made me RTFM and discover `--word-diff` as well .
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feureau
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Cool. Thanks
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I would only understand it if some English native speaker used it.
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I don't know either of you but so far you sound like the bigger prick.
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SnowdensOfYesteryear
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> 4 spaces per indentation levels, and never tabs, as recommended by PEP8. I don't understand why everyone doesn't agree to use tabs. Almost every editor in the world has a option to display tabs as X amount of spaces. This way both the hardcore 8 space indenting ASM coding greybeards and the 2-spacing RoRers can...
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I don't think their should be any downvotes
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OopsLostPassword
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Incorporating the changes into a new branch should be the default comportment, especially on open source projects. Thanks for the circled "i" idea, I didn't knew it but I'll try it.
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whiteandnerdy1729
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Well no-one actually seems to complain about that aspect of privacy violations; rather, it's when individual members of the public can find out more about you than they should. I don't think people really object to targeted advertising, and I'd imagine facebook aren't allowed to sell identifiable data on to others. I'm...
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The true stand outs and geniuses in this computer science world, tend to be a little nuts and unforgiving of incompetence.
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shevegen
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What a totally stupid thing to do. (defun [:foo,:a,:b] { (list a, b)}) (apply :foo, [1, 2])}) == (list 1, 2) Why do you use such a crippled variant when PLAIN RUBY in A NATURAL WAY is 100000000x more readable than this shit?
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OopsLostPassword
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He also posts valid and interesting points about the pull request system.
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SnowdensOfYesteryear
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Man, with that bounty, I assume your company nabbed Strastroup.
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SnowdensOfYesteryear
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>I feel like I'm reading the Futurama version of internet history. Hah, this reminded on the scene in Idiocracy where Hitler was confused with Charlie Chaplin. I've never heard of a Web 2.0 bubble actually, when did this happen...any notable busts? I'm actually under the impression that Web 2.0 bubble is when sit...
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artsrc
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There are languages where it is an acceptable path of least resistance in a certain direction. For example in Java it is socially acceptable to over engineer things in the direction of to many interfaces, and to must dependency injection. In Visual Basic UI's it is socially acceptable to copy and past large parts of ...
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SnowdensOfYesteryear
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Ditto, JonDunn watch your back if your tool becomes popular.
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thequark
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Well that is not steganography if you hide the text in a known place such as image format provided text field. The resilience I am talking of becomes important when the steganographed text is meant as an invisible copyright/trademark. Once added it is tough for an attacker to remove it without making significant damag...
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SnowdensOfYesteryear
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I'm a recent grad (well 1 year removed) from UMd who just moved out of DC. I got plenty of interviews and quite a few companies showed interest in me, but all of them were defense contractors. So if you're uncomfortable with that, well, there really aren't that many other options. That forced me to change coasts, bu...
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tentacular
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I like it. It kind of reminds me of a document rendered by LaTeX.
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My favorite example of metaprogramming in D so far is bit fields that are implemented as [library](http://www.digitalmars.com/d/2.0/phobos/std_bitmanip.html) and not integretated in the core language
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ironchefpython
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If Python is ~0.2 [cuil](http://cuiltheory.wikidot.com/what-is-cuil-theory) from optimal pseudo-code, and Java is about 1.3 cuil (yes, I dislike Java)... > What would BrainF*** look like in this analogy? "You ask me for a hamburger. My attempt to reciprocate is cut brutally short as my body experiences a sudden la...
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Aaand the post at SO has been deleted. *Boy* I wonder why.
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xxcaputdraconisxx
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I am having an issue with creating a logic game. Can anyone help me? If so, please e-mail me.
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semanticist
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On a similar black-magic note, as much as I love zsh completion, [trying to write my own completions](http://zsh.sourceforge.net/Guide/zshguide06.html) scares me half to death.
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bonzinip
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Yes, the compiler is only aiming at correctness right now.
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artsrc
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> The number of large code bases that exist and how many people use them in how many systems. You mean productive in this sense. Good clarification. At one stage assembler was the most 'productive' language in this sense. And yet assembler is a terrible and horrible choice for most software development today, ju...
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eric_t
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No problem, thank you for the correction.
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eric_t
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I will update the article with file names and maybe add Makefiles to help with compiling. Thanks!
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/r/umadbro?
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kristovaher
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"I am an web app builder, not a lawyer, so I am unsure where using TOSAmend to amend terms of services would (or would not) hold up in court as a legally-permissible way of modifying a contract." Good fucking luck.
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alphabytes
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thank you sir.
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merz1254
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If it aint Lithp, its crap.
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nullc
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Because it's not costless. It comes at the cost of requiring two copies of the system libraries in memory, requiring two copies of them on disk (or, presuming you already have two for binary only 32bit apps— _three_ on disk), limiting the scalability of any application compiled in x32 mode (since it could only use ~4G...
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a_Tick
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I actually do hate it though. Can't help feeling I wasted my college career.
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nullc
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I don't know about YARV, but for Python this is only because the developer of psycho had abandoned around the time people started adopting x86_64 so it has no support for it at all. Pypy, at least, is faster on x86_64 than on x86.
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egonelbre
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No, you don't have to realign every line. You only do if it is reasonable and helps code readability. (example was taken from the link and slightly modified -- and I don't code python that often)
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anonymouslemming
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I think it went a little deeper than a single additional proposed scheduler. I remember the scheduler being changed about half way through a stable kernel branch (this is pre 2.6 we're devving in prod days). This lead to a lot of performance regressions on the new kernels.
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CountVonTroll
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…and to comply with German privacy laws.
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nullc
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Bingo. And if you dont— well you're crazy for choosing such pointer heavy data structures for your _memory bandwidth bound small dataset app_
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Nice accidental counter example there. Bitcoin only uses about 10% more core in x86_64 mode, but one thing it does do is mmaps the blockchain file, so it needs a lot of VM space even though it doesn't use that much actual memory. If the solidcoin folks keep DOS attacking bitcoin with tiny transactions then the blockc...
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egonelbre
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Did you notice that you were missing one argument? (Probably did or didn't bother adding 4 of them). It's not clearly visible where each argument ends up. Also when you have 3 different arguments that the function requires then, it becomes a mess... Or the function returns a tuple that you would like to be split. I t...
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anonymouslemming
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That's kind of my point in one of my later followups. Many enterprises no longer want to rely on Solaris because of the new owners and the lack of a firm direction on that front. The problem is that many of the enterprise type problems that Linux has have been solved on things like Solaris and HPUX for years. Want to...
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BlueShirtWorker
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You can disable it by using Request Policy, or look up other ways. Google+ is attempting to do the same.
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> but seeing them side by side, it seems almost equally chaotic. Since you're not gonna code directly using op codes, you're going to code in a mnemonic, it doesn't matter if your chart comes out chaotic.
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And if you watch cable televion: Even though you're paying for the product, they still sell you to advertisers.
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OnionTears
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RTFM! Always a nice pick-me-up!
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stevewedig
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Reminds me of the Peter Landin quote: "Most papers in computer science describe how their author learned what someone else already knew." As for the beer, I think I'm off the hook, since I didn't cause you to buy a book you didn't find useful. As for the book, I'm wondering why you haven't found it useful. An incompl...
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I feel the same way about web designers who put similar messages about web browsers.
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gschizas
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I have sometimes programmed in opcodes (I still remember that C3 is JP, CD is CALL and C9 is RET, 3E xx is LD A, xx). It also makes for easier emulation (software and hardware)
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I believe you are correct, my Windows Gvim (obtained about a year ago) has it. In this case, was there a need for his diatribe?
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I hate these stupid novelty accounts.
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JustinBieber313
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Skeptical. I know its a more powerful version, but im still skeptical.
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jptman
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We need someone to benchmark this.
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SohumB
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Still Application Erroring for me.
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Alternative title: India fails Turing test.
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stevitome
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Remind me never to go to any of your BBQ's.
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Morass
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Elmers on the back of your hands makes you an old man.
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Recka
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I've made 1 C# game. I am no where near programmer status. Maybe when my friend and I (he art, me coding) make our first side scrolling 2D platformer with a start and finish etc. Will I even consider myself a basic programmer :)
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> I don't understand why everyone doesn't agree to use tabs. Try aligning with tabs. That's why. Now change your tabstop and reopen your alignment tentative. That's a second reason why. > Almost every editor in the world has a option to display tabs as X amount of spaces. And every editor in the world has h...
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abw
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I agree with the sentiment, but not with his suggestion that shell scripts are the glue language you should be using on the server. If you ever find yourself writing a shell script you should be asking yourself why you're not writing it in Perl, Python or Ruby. If the answer is "because it's only a trivial program-la...
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PalermoJohn
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That seems a bit naive. You have to trust the company and the company's security. With big players the first one is a bit easier (though to be honest also a bit naive) but security holes will always be around and data can get into hands that shouldn't have them.
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You sir need to drink some more of the Bear Gryllis Extra Strength Piss (c) 2011 The Gatorpiss Company
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gschizas
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I thought it was more of a "get off my lawn" inducing comment, to be honest... Still, it seems that a memefication of this would be in order (although I can't really think the first sentence... Something like "Program in assembly? Better drink my own piss" seems to have the reverse effect). EDIT: http://i.imgur.com/v...
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masklinn
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aka "the determined Real Programmer can write Fortran programs in any language"
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You mean a whole privacy? That was nice of them.
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paranoidray
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To me too, but think about it. To add a like button you have to register your webpage with FB and use a unique key. Then you add a piece of Javascript to the page with that key. A visitor to your web page will load that script that loads further stuff from FB. So FB at least knows your IP and the page you are looking a...
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You know you're old when people who program for the 6502 do it all in C now with http://www.cc65.org/
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paranoidray
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I'm starting to think, the reason Facebook is so "valuable" stock wise, is not because of the service on the site, but rather because everyone is putting that "like" button on their page. So FB can track every move. And that is also why Google entered the market, first with Buzz, but that generated not enough +1 button...
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gschizas
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After seeing a full [ZX Spectrum emulator in pure javascript](http://jsspeccy.zxdemo.org/), I don't think anything can impress me... (I used to have an Amstrad myself. I still have it, but I used to as well)
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GearPrimer
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There's also [Disconnect](https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/jeoacafpbcihiomhlakheieifhpjdfeo?ct=author) (same author), which handles Twitter and Google as well as Facebook.
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tomcsi
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I wish I had this guide when I started to write my own Vim plugin. It took me a lot of time to collect that knowledge during development. I would though add this (trivial) item to the list: * Use source control
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I did a GameBoy Color emulator in JavaScript - http://www.grantgalitz.org/gamecenter/ https://github.com/grantgalitz/GameBoy-Online Hardest Part: Sound I think I need to make a debugger for it, I've been holding that back off for too long. <_< Oh, and it saves. :3
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Tordek
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Ghostery.
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guttalax
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Use Ghostery guys, if you have morale problems with adblock. http://www.ghostery.com/
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blergh-
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If the million line text file is 300gb, these must be some pretty long lines. 300000 characters on average lines.
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Aversiste
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[adsuck](https://opensource.conformal.com/wiki/adsuck)
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gschizas
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//This way of loading in the BOOT ROM reminds me of when people had to punchcard the data in. :P I've written more DATA lines that I care to remember :)
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LOL, embedding a boot rom in a JS array feels sooooo dirty. :P I embedded it so I don't need to issue an XMLHttpRequest call for it to load async.
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BeatLeJuce
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Exactly. And who cares about that? It's not a good comparison of C vs. Fortran in terms of optimization-potential (unless you assume they are both the best optimizing compiler for their respective languages) nor of the relative quality of implementation (because they're different languages).
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sviperll
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If java will have call-with-current-continuation construction You can use SAX like this: class Client { Parser parser = null; void main() { // This is the whole magic of initializing parse with continuation: CallCC.call(new CallableWithContinuation<Void, Void>() { Parser call(Conti...
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gschizas
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Doesn't GameBoy's Z80 have [IX](https://github.com/grantgalitz/GameBoy-Online/blob/master/js/GameBoyCore.js#L2152) and [IY](https://github.com/grantgalitz/GameBoy-Online/blob/master/js/GameBoyCore.js#L2383) registers? Not to mention such glorious commands such as [LDIR](https://github.com/grantgalitz/GameBoy-Online/blo...
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