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player2
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Why would that lead to more / keypresses?
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stevelosh
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Whitespace is tricky, since most editors indent for you. Stripping all leading whitespace and counting the rest would probably get you close to the actual typed amount (underestimating by a bit).
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1315503304
False
0
c2ie7bj
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matthieum
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Indeed, the mandatory/optional was my first thought... and then I realized that if you went down this road... in a year or two we would have all of xml in json :/
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False
0
c2ie7kg
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c2ie820
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lvirgili
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Put stuff like this [here](http://www.reddit.com/r/programminghumour/) or [here](http://www.reddit.com/r/programminglolz/).
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True
0
c2ie8mr
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matthieum
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Indeed, 4 types out of 9 are for numeric types! A simple integer/real seems *very* sufficient (unless you go the full specification road). Precising the types as you did could (potentially) be used to automatically generate decoders (in Java), however it would be pretty useless in most other languages. TL;DR YAGNI !
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c2ie9a6
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technomancy
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Hey, different tasks call for [different conventions](http://xkcd.com/163/)!
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False
0
c2ie9wp
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matthieum
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A solution would be to allow the user to selectively replace some identifiers (at the top of the document, for example). This way it's up to the user to replace those which conflict with its own. Starting with @ would definitely make this less useful.
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0
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False
0
c2ieac0
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[deleted]
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Fact is garbage collection does not scale well with more cores. Its a big unsolved problem. I think its unsolvable, and will be the slow death of managed languages. Garbage garbage collection and reference semantics ala coffe based languages, means by default everything is shared under the covers. Its a fundamental des...
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1315503956
False
0
c2ieaue
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True
[deleted]
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0
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c2ieax6
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yogthos
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>The problem is that most times nils are in places where strings are expected, that's an error. If you use concat-strings in such a situation that error will be silently ignored. I've used too many libraries coded with the "defensive programming" mantra that will silently ignore wrong nils which makes for elaborate ...
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c2ieay8
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[deleted]
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What do you mean "incomplete merging"? I fix a bug in a file in dev, merge only half of it in release 1.0 ? Never had that issue. And if i had 10 files changed, and I had to only merge back 5, that works fine.
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1315504003
False
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c2ieb3s
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matthieum
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Nice, but it seems much more complicated that what the OP presented as a "bare minimum" schema.
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1315504013
False
0
c2ieb78
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matthieum
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Using the "self" type.
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0
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False
0
c2ieba1
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t1_c2ieba1
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1427574486
1
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True
LessCodeMoreLife
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I'm not sure this survey works while kernel.org is down. I got an error when I tried to submit.
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0
1315504048
False
0
c2iebe6
t3_k8vpn
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t3_k8vpn
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1427574487
5
t5_2fwo
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True
[deleted]
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I think there are more people which can write that javascript line, then people that are able to attach a memory editor to the flash game, figure out the memory segment where the lives are and alter that.
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1315504121
False
0
c2iebs7
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1
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[deleted]
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He's obviously editing server side directly :)
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False
0
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juancn
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In my defense I said paraphrasing, not quoting :P Anyway, I still don't think is that far fetched an analogy. Brooks argued that what engineers deal with most of the time is essential complexity rather than accidental complexity, thus reducing the accidental complexity to zero would not yield significant gains. My arg...
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1315504290
False
0
c2iecqk
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Pxtl
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Having used XML a bit for hand-written config documents, I can see the appeal of schema in JSON - you can have syntax-aware config file editors that know what entries are valid for which fields. Custom autocomplete in your config file, or a fully autogenerated GUI config-editor for your app. Imho, this is the stronge...
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0
1315504314
True
0
c2iecv8
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True
21echoes
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http://nvie.com/posts/a-successful-git-branching-model/
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0
1315504383
False
0
c2ied85
t3_k7qvj
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2
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True
reddit_clone
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As a developer, you ship it with the latest version of Runtime installer that you have. But some other software (or Microsoft Update) can update the runtime after your application gets installed. AFAIK there is no such thing as this application links to say MSVCRT 4.2.1.1 (just hypothetical) and that is what it wil...
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1315504389
False
0
c2ied98
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1427574511
1
t5_2fwo
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True
julesjacobs
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What if you want mutually recursive structures? Or if you don't want the whole schema to be recursive, but just some subpart of it?
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0
1315504412
False
0
c2iede8
t3_k8jbq
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1427574513
0
t5_2fwo
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True
degoban
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WebGL never going to be on IE, like WebSQL never going to be on Firefox. I love this new "standards"
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0
1315504423
False
0
c2iedgm
t3_k7jrs
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1427574515
0
t5_2fwo
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True
[deleted]
null
> I disagree that forcing the programmer to deal with nulls by default is the right approach I'm not sure that we are talking about the same thing. I am talking about http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nullable_type. Right now in most C descended languages pointers can be null. There is a movement away from this. Peo...
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0
1315504441
False
0
c2iedk5
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t1_c2iedk5
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1427574515
1
t5_2fwo
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True
rbobby
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Why is Java included?
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0
1315504479
False
0
c2iedr9
t3_k8y1l
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t1_c2iedr9
t3_k8y1l
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1427574518
1
t5_2fwo
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True
fpletz
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Yes, but when the system uses sysenter, the IDT is unfortunately useless. The cr0 issue will be fixed.
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0
1315504530
False
0
c2iee0h
t3_k8leq
null
t1_c2iee0h
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1427574522
2
t5_2fwo
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True
carsongross
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Well, my thinking here (probably wrong and JVM biased) is that there is a representational difference between floating point and integer numbers on most digital systems, and there is a difference bounded (usually by 64 bits in todays world) and unbounded precision, which gives the four forms. Maybe I could remove bi...
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0
1315504532
False
0
c2iee0y
t3_k8jbq
null
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1427574522
1
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True
carsongross
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I object. This is *very* baked crap.
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0
1315504572
False
0
c2iee8b
t3_k8jbq
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1
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True
[deleted]
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0
1315504585
False
0
c2ieeam
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t1_c2idr4y
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1427574534
1
t5_2fwo
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True
carsongross
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Or a typedef, which can refer to itself by name.
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0
1315504626
False
0
c2ieeip
t3_k8jbq
null
t1_c2ieeip
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1427574529
1
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null
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True
rbobby
null
Uhm... "change request"... shocking!
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0
1315504632
False
0
c2ieejq
t3_k7hdp
null
t1_c2ieejq
t3_k7hdp
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1427574529
1
t5_2fwo
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True
i_invented_the_ipod
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Because the data didn't actually come from keypresses, but from analysis of existing code. In other words, despite the fact it's displayed/described as such, it has almost nothing to do with which keys are pressed the most often.
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0
1315504637
False
0
c2ieekp
t3_k8w37
null
t1_c2ieekp
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1427574529
12
t5_2fwo
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True
avinash240
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I've been saying this for quite some time now.
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0
1315504741
False
0
c2ief4l
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null
t1_c2ief4l
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1427574538
2
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True
ferdinand
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Not sure why I can't see any of these simulations on Firefox 3.6.22.
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0
1315504794
False
0
c2ieff5
t3_k8trx
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1
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True
welle
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Programmer Dvorak here.
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0
1315504826
False
0
c2iefl1
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1427574544
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Fidodo
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Judging by the technology, maybe? Judging by the game itself, no. The main advantage Flash has is it's very well developed programming library that makes it easier to make good games quickly. HTML5 doesn't have that yet, which is not a fault of the technology, but still a problem.
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0
1315504857
False
0
c2iefre
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WalterGR
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I did some Googling and it seems like you can both target specific versions of runtimes and opt to use runtime DLLs that are installed in the program's directory (rather than use the system-installed DLLs.)
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0
1315504889
False
0
c2iefxx
t3_k7qe8
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1427574548
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t5_2fwo
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bifftradwell
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It might be more interesting to see this normalized a bit by showing the degree to which a letter is overrepresented when compared to the speaking language of the programmer (e.g., English). In English, the most frequently used letters are e, t, a, o, i, n, s, h, r, d, l, and u, in that order. This explains a lot of t...
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0
1315504907
False
0
c2ieg0u
t3_k8w37
null
t1_c2ieg0u
t1_c2idbu7
null
1427574557
22
t5_2fwo
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True
Fidodo
null
haha, I don't think anybody responded supporting the 80 character line size.
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0
1315504946
False
0
c2ieg8k
t3_k7pwu
null
t1_c2ieg8k
t3_k7pwu
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1427574551
1
t5_2fwo
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True
klngarthur
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Ruby isn't really a curly brace language either. It uses them for hash literals(like python) and they can be used for blocks (lambdas) as well, but the convention there is to only use them for single line blocks. Flow control in ruby uses word ... end syntax, generally.
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0
1315505054
False
0
c2iegum
t3_k8w37
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t1_c2iegum
t1_c2idl4j
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1427574558
4
t5_2fwo
null
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True
matthieum
null
Just one issue: llvm-gcc (as explained by [Maristic](http://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/k7q0a/comparison_of_gcc461_and_llvm29_on_x86x8664/c2ia24w)). llvm-gcc has been abandonned starting from 2.9, and dragonegg is now the way to use the gcc front-end with llvm... but even then dragonegg lags behind Clang its...
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0
1315505099
False
0
c2ieh3o
t3_k7q0a
null
t1_c2ieh3o
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1427574561
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True
matthieum
null
It is actually faster ? The release notes didn't seem very impressive for C/C++.
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0
1315505161
False
0
c2iehey
t3_k7q0a
null
t1_c2iehey
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1427574566
1
t5_2fwo
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True
Portponky
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Backspace should be burning with the brightness of a thousand suns.
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0
1315505180
False
0
c2iehio
t3_k8w37
null
t1_c2iehio
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1427574566
217
t5_2fwo
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True
i8beef
null
Try Hg (Mercurial). Same difference, and Hg-Git is a bridge plugin for Hg that allows you to interact with Git repos if everyone else is using them instead. And TortoiseHg is awesome.
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0
1315505193
False
0
c2iehl4
t3_k7qvj
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t1_c2iehl4
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1427574570
3
t5_2fwo
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True
fforw
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Merging only 4 of 10 files and some changes in 1 file and 5 others not. Then merging again to merge another few changes and having your VCS remember what already was merged. etc. , over arbitrarily hosted VCSs.
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0
1315505209
False
0
c2iehoc
t3_k7qvj
null
t1_c2iehoc
t1_c2ieb3s
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1427574572
1
t5_2fwo
null
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True
[deleted]
null
Its an attractive dream ... "*parallelism can be done behind the scene in some library or run-time. I'll just continue coding my app in a sequential type fasion using languages that dont scale well*". Problem is it does not work. Sorry. Problem is, its not just the libraries that an app uses that must be internally ...
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0
1315505226
True
0
c2iehr3
t3_k85xr
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t1_c2iehr3
t1_c2ibu8p
null
1427574571
2
t5_2fwo
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True
samirahmed
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I couldnt figure out the speex- with special header byte encoding worked. Feel free to contribute if you can at https://github.com/samirahmed/Iris-Voice-Automation
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0
1315505260
False
0
c2iehy5
t3_k8ryx
null
t1_c2iehy5
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1427574577
2
t5_2fwo
null
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True
rghd
null
We've known this for half a century.
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0
1315505303
False
0
c2iei67
t3_k81ic
null
t1_c2iei67
t1_c2iecqk
null
1427574576
-1
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
i8beef
null
In this case, wouldn't you exclude those directories from the repo anyway?
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0
1315505356
False
0
c2ieiff
t3_k7qvj
null
t1_c2ieiff
t1_c2i8r3t
null
1427574579
1
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
i8beef
null
Or switching to Mercurial... :-)
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0
1315505451
False
0
c2ieix8
t3_k7qvj
null
t1_c2ieix8
t1_c2i7xae
null
1427574586
1
t5_2fwo
null
null
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True
i8beef
null
Or switching to Mercurial... :-)
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0
1315505456
False
0
c2iej19
t3_k7qvj
null
t1_c2iej19
t1_c2i7xae
null
1427574586
1
t5_2fwo
null
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True
lyoshenka
null
I highly recommend this [pull request](https://github.com/fpletz/kernelroll/pull/4) for added lolz.
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0
1315505460
False
0
c2iej39
t3_k8leq
null
t1_c2iej39
t3_k8leq
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1427574588
3
t5_2fwo
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True
[deleted]
null
You do have your differences, don't you? You have your history. You will always know what's in there and what's missing. And you'll always know what will be the result of your commit. There are quite a few good SVN clients out there, that are smart and help a lot.
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0
1315505510
False
0
c2iejcw
t3_k7qvj
null
t1_c2iejcw
t1_c2iehoc
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1427574591
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t5_2fwo
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tibbe
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Here's a paper on a concurrent GC for GHC which is relevant: http://community.haskell.org/~simonmar/papers/local-gc.pdf Abstract: "In a parallel, shared-memory, language with a garbage collected heap, it is desirable for each processor to perform minor garbage collections independently. Although obvious, it is difficul...
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0
1315505511
False
0
c2iejcz
t3_k85xr
null
t1_c2iejcz
t1_c2ieaue
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1427574591
5
t5_2fwo
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True
juancn
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Agreed. But it seems we need some reminders every now and then.
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1315505619
False
0
c2iejyb
t3_k81ic
null
t1_c2iejyb
t1_c2iei67
null
1427574599
2
t5_2fwo
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True
mdipierro
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Not sure myself. I tried with Chrome and they work. I now tried with FF and they do not. It seems like an EditArea problem... hmmm.
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0
1315505695
False
0
c2iekdy
t3_k8trx
null
t1_c2iekdy
t1_c2ieff5
null
1427574605
1
t5_2fwo
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True
GOBL1N
null
LISP would have the weirdest heatmap.
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0
1315505720
False
0
c2iekiz
t3_k8w37
null
t1_c2iekiz
t3_k8w37
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1427574606
-7
t5_2fwo
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True
JohnyTex
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I think an 80 column limit is a good default... for languages where it makes sense. In Java, you'll break the limit the second you create an ArrayList of ArrayLists.
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1315505764
False
0
c2ieks6
t3_k7pwu
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exodist
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Well, there's a second point against git.. good thing the overall points are still net positive... then again points don't matter here.
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False
0
c2ielbl
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0
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Suckydog
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Who else here has no idea what everyone is talking about?
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False
0
c2ielnm
t3_k8leq
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1427574624
-10
t5_2fwo
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anthonymckay
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It's not a virus, but it is using pretty old rootkit techniques, as well as disabling memory page write protection. Not the best idea..
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False
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c2iem55
t3_k8leq
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1
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Exactly. The amount of time it takes people to write a comment to complain about silverlight, is the same amount of time it would take to solve the problem once and for all. Just install the fekkin thing ... and save your future self complaining about it again.
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False
0
c2iem5i
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5
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merreborn
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They'd been in the repo since the svn days, and we had .htaccess files in them that were nice to keep in source control. Ultimately, yes, we moved them out of the directory/repo/webroot entirely, but until we were able to do that, we had frequent problems. Were we doing something stupid? Yes. Regardless, it was a f...
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False
0
c2iem6k
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1
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malfy
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Who said they had to *let* you? :) Still this is a nice idea. A better way might be to hook /dev/dsp...
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False
0
c2iemo9
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4
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1315506139
False
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c2iemup
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1
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shevegen
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Damn! I also got an error ... not sure if I will bother to send again :( My main point was that Git should work on better documentation and a default GUI to use. That would help me the most, as I forget commandline options very quickly...
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False
0
c2ien9q
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1427574642
3
t5_2fwo
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True
Xarnon
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What has science done?
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1315506299
False
0
c2ienoq
t3_k7jrs
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1427574646
2
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True
tittyblaster
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Instead of zeroing the wp bit, he should have flushed the tlb.
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1315506345
False
0
c2ienwf
t3_k8leq
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t1_c2ienwf
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1427574649
1
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True
mphair
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Shift + Home, Backspace
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0
1315506437
False
0
c2ieoef
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1427574656
41
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You would have had more insight to what's really happening had you tried to account for the distribution of letters in the english language. All the variable names shouldn't really matter, though there may be different conventional naming schemes between them.
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False
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c2ieohe
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2
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scragar
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Lol, seriously though we have 'introid', 'intro_id', 'introducer_id', 'IntroId' and 'introducer_ID' all in the same database on different tables, they all reference who introduced the data into the system. I've tried pushing for standardizing it, but it's not a high priority task.
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False
0
c2ieolz
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3
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badassumption
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I initially thought he had setup a keylogger on his system and recorded the keypresses while coding in each language. Though it would have been biased to his coding style, I think I would have found that more interesting.
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False
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c2ieoop
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1
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False
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1
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ascii
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Neither Javascript nor Lua has a separate integer type, they both use floating point format to store all their numbers. (So does a bunch of math oriented languages like Matlab, but that's less relevant in this context) In languages that do have integer types, lots of them don't have a bounded integer type, for example...
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False
0
c2ieou7
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1
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True
Ran4
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shift+left
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0
1315506528
False
0
c2ieove
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t1_c2iehio
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1427574663
3
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cosmo7
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Why don't you just stop irrationally hating XML? It does everything this does and it already exists.
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False
0
c2ieoyz
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1427574664
7
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BudsBunny
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I appreciate the feedback, thanks :). It's actually my boss' idea/turned side project so i'll put it to him tomorrow.
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False
0
c2ieq18
t3_k8ryx
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1
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I haven't read it yet, although my alarm bells started sounding when I read the proof of concept is in Haskell. Making garbage collection scale better in a pure language like Haskell, gotta be an easy problem compared to languages with state.
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False
0
c2ieqha
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6
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Darkmoth
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You make fair points, however I think you can take the "hunch" versus "obvious" distinction too far. Do you have a *hunch* that documented, tested code takes longer than undocumented untested code, or is that obvious? Do you have a hunch that making big changes the night before rollout is risky, or is that obvious? As...
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True
0
c2ieqji
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2
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carsongross
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typedefs (although that doesn't help at the document level, but oh well). Gotta keep the simple case simple.
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False
0
c2ier4c
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1
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dranek
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[nooooooo!](http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=umDr0mPuyQc)
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False
0
c2ierfx
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1427574697
1
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vincentrevelations
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>Also would prefer to see the "heat" expressed entirely in a single hue, with only luminance/opacity being the indicator of frequency. As it is, it looks like there's a huge difference between dark purple and light blue, but I suspect there's only a small one. [You are completely right.](http://www.research.ibm.com...
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False
0
c2ieri7
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1427574698
11
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True
maep
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It's a lot easier with [LD_PRELOAD](http://www.phrack.org/issues.html?issue=51&id=8#article). No root required.
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False
0
c2ierqj
t3_k8leq
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t3_k8leq
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1427574705
3
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SingularityNow
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I would guess that it's because the ratio of "characters needed at the end of a line" to "the rest of all the characters on the line" isn't that impressive.
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1315507090
False
0
c2iersz
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1427574701
50
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True
vincentrevelations
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What's the point of showing the results on a keyboard graphic if your data doesn't represent actual keystrokes? He should have used a keylogger during development, instead of analyzing the sourcecode afterwards.
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0
1315507154
False
0
c2ies5n
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1427574712
24
t5_2fwo
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carsongross
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Well, my thinking isn't wrong, it's just not along the lines of what someone coming from a scripting language background might adopt. My take is that scripting languages that don't care about the details of numeric distinctions are free to ignore them, but those that do (and there are a bunch) can use them if they see...
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1315507180
False
0
c2iesb2
t3_k8jbq
null
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t1_c2ieou7
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1427574708
1
t5_2fwo
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True
darkpaladin
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Shut up friends. My internet browser heard us saying the word Fry and it found a movie about Philip J. Fry for us. It also opened my calendar to Friday and ordered me some french fries.
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1315507187
False
0
c2iescm
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t3_k8ryx
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1427574710
4
t5_2fwo
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RiotingPacifist
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Modifying the open() systemcall just doesn't seam right, isn't there a way of doing this in the style an on demand virus scanner works?
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False
0
c2iescs
t3_k8leq
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t3_k8leq
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1
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True
carsongross
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I'm a hate-driven-development kind of guy.
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False
0
c2iesj7
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t1_c2ieoyz
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1427574711
12
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True
manias
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also: p = (char *)(path + strlen(path) - 4); if(rollfile != NULL && !strcmp(p, ".mp3")) { What if p is less than 4 chars?
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False
0
c2iestw
t3_k8leq
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t1_c2ibrp5
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4
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null
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True
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1315507449
False
0
c2ietra
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null
1427574737
2
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True
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0
1315507538
False
0
c2ieu8s
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null
t1_c2ieu8s
t1_c2id9yj
null
1427574735
0
t5_2fwo
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True
X_X_everywhere
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So... to someone's mind that isn't warped by Starcraft and Korean pro-gaming culture, does Gosu mean something?
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0
1315507611
False
0
c2ieunf
t3_k8jbq
null
t1_c2ieunf
t3_k8jbq
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1427574740
2
t5_2fwo
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True
red-moon
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Does anyone else see a face in the lisp one?
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0
1315507646
False
0
c2ieutg
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t3_k8w37
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1427574742
1
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poelzi
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Thank god I'm using [NEO 2](http://neo-layout.org/) :-)
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1315507659
False
0
c2ieuwj
t3_k8w37
null
t1_c2ieuwj
t3_k8w37
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1427574742
2
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ErstwhileRockstar
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What kind of 'type theory' is this?
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False
0
c2iev7q
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null
t1_c2iev7q
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2
t5_2fwo
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True
WalterBright
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I agree that being a curly brace language isn't essential, just that it makes adoption easier. Javascript is a curly brace language. Python is a curly brace language without the curly braces. VB6 used the same syntax as its highly successful predecessor, BASIC. Perl grew out of earlier scripting languages. Each was n...
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1315507771
False
0
c2ievgp
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t1_c2ievgp
t1_c2iblyg
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1427574749
3
t5_2fwo
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True
WalterBright
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If filter and not-empty are easy functions to write in Java, then a concise example in another language that gets much of its conciseness from using those functions is not a compelling case that the syntax is better.
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1315507884
False
0
c2iew38
t3_k85xr
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t1_c2ibofm
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2
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rawlyn
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This is a very old joke... and I'm not sure why /r/programming.
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0
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False
0
c2iewh5
t3_k93z7
null
t1_c2iewh5
t3_k93z7
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1
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True
Rapta
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1. Scroll to Lisp 2. Hilarity ensues
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False
0
c2iex3h
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t3_k8w37
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1427574770
95
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