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p4bl0
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wtf are you doing on /r/programming? It seems you can't actually read code or README file. When you don't understand something just shut the fuck up, don't feel the need to show you're dumbness to all of us.
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p4bl0
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To me it's seems to be the least minimum, because this tells me "we want you to use it but it's not good enough for us". Having a clone on github is okay, but they should have their main repos self-hosted. But if I'm the only one who thinks that, I'm surely wrong.
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I have a G1 on 1.6 and it's a problem (it was a problem before that too for others) and there are people all the way up to this year with a Nexus One complaining about it. http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=5538 http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/android/thread?tid=3c3ae39887a83bbc&hl=en Just se...
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dbabbitt
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I'm talking about the scripting environment (with an object database and a companion language called *UserTalk*) first released in January of 1992. The last SourceForge modification was in May of 2006.
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the-fritz
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Oh, you are right. I hope that they integrate the gmail spam detector into Google Groups. Sadly groups attracts a lot of spammers.
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gefahr
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that's making quite the assumptions about the way their app/site works.. memcached is awesome but it's no silver bullet for all things slow-y.
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gefahr
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he could have just made a CNAME for that domain itself.. http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc1034.html section 3.6.2
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That's what the law says, but I think it's wrong. There should be no copyright granted for secrets, if the source code is not published that's a trade secret. As for binary executable code, i don't see why it should be protected under copyright law, since the intellectual creation that led to the work is not published...
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enry_straker
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I agree, but i hate comparisions, any sort of comparision. They are odious. It would be just as ridiculous to compare Mr.Jobs to woz. (Admittedly i am a huge fan of his early work) Though i have nothing against Mr.Jobs, and he is not responsible for the media orgy that followed his sad demise, every administrator and ...
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poleary
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Quick Fact: The "MZ" Magic Number at the beginning of every .exe file stands for Mark Zbikowski, the original architect of the portable executable for DOS: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mark_Zbikowski I went to the same high school he did, which makes me as important, right?
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Terr_
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Ended up vaguely responsible (in the "I.T. helps users" sense) for a copy of it back when I worked at one of the departments in a college... It ran on an old Mac in a tiny cupboard/room/office when almost all computers were either windows or linux or BSD...
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Tordek
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Will someone explain the downvotes? Since when is improving performance downvoted here?
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enry_straker
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int - integer char - character const - constant struct - structure Just kidding. Though philosophically, it's possible to view any high-level programming language as a shorthand for assembly ( or more accurately, processor instruction set), that description does not justice to what a programming language really is. I...
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VIDGuide
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Ok, so doable with iis 6 or 7?
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hylje
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It's not a killer heuristic to enable slow-start after the network is found out to be unreliable.
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contextfw
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Thanks for the comments :) Here are some replies. > > Where does the job live? Where is it kept? > The job exists as a background process on the server, as you would expect. Ok, so what is holding the data? Is the job holding also the results and progress or are they stored separately to some map or databas...
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redditacct
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tcp-illinois FTW, biiatches!!
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intransitvita
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Love the language snobs - must be 2.5 degrees per post in this thread! Who gives a shit if it has null values and semicolons? Lots of people missing the forest and hitting their heads on the trees. The meme is the possibility of manageable OO code in the browser. This might not make sense to one-off web-app devs., ...
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ilogik
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http://blog.benstrong.com/2010/11/google-and-microsoft-cheat-on-slow.html there was also a post on reddit a few days ago to a blog post of a company that did this successfully (with graphs!)
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paulwal
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http://www.regular-expressions.info/email.html
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i-hate-digg
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It frustrates me to see people abuse the C/C++ preprocessor and compiler in absolutely every way possible, forcing them to do things they were never designed to do, then complain that C has poor maintainability and that compile time sucks. Guess what, the language isn't the problem, *you are the problem*. PEBKAC. That'...
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redditacct
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google looked into it some, basically things have changed since the numbers were hardcoded way back when. TCP fairness/channel utilization in real world network conditions of the present day are more tricky than can be dealt with optimally by the original/older congestion control systems.
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Just figured out that I was thinking of bubble sort in terms of selection sort :)
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simpleuser
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* for the page itself http://code.google.com/p/corkami/wiki/PE?show=content with your usual method (wget, save as,...) * for the wiki source http://corkami.googlecode.com/svn/wiki/PE.wiki
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BarneysPosse
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Fuck you just explained exactly how I feel about my current project at work.
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yeah-ok
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♫ Stats Stats Staaats♫ (please!)
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BarneysPosse
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Yeah, he didn't offer any solutions but I enjoyed the article regardless because it felt good to realize I wasn't the only one.
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ejrh
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libpng uses setjmp/longjmp for error handling; basically if you call a function from it, it will report errors by calling longjmp to a handler you must have defined for it. (Actually I think there is an alternative mechanism around providing explicit error handlers via callbacks.) I can't speak to how *much* it may h...
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i-hate-digg
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I was with him until the strcpy() part. strcpy() really is evil and it's use should be minimized as much as possible.
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simpleuser
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FYI, [pefile](http://code.google.com/p/pefile) is the typical 'malware robust' PE parser.
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geocar
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When your English teacher asks you to write a 200 word essay, you can't very well turn in two eloquently chosen words in the defence that *you wrote 200 words, but then you refactored it into these two*. What ships is what counts.
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ictinus
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Google paper: http://code.google.com/speed/articles/tcp_initcwnd_paper.pdf
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phuzE
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I was expecting the answer to be either the end-user or a segfault, left satisfied.
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Poddster
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>I had worked in a company that enforced strict rules such as keeping one exit point sensible >avoiding goto's so that's where I got these patterns from. literally insane, especially given the first requirement. Their working practice is WRONG.
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Benbenbenb
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You're making a good point, and DGEMV is almost surely limited by the memory bandwidth. However, it is quite likely that MKL uses other tricks to be so fast. First of all, their results are for multithreaded BLAS, with is definitively not trivial for a NUMA architecture, and not even simple for simpler architecture du...
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nikosk
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Also needs external http server. hg serve is autonomous.
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xenu99
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they broke spec so it doesn't wok on firefox. well fucking done.
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Poddster
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Typedefs confuse the issue. A lot of the time structs will be declared like so: typedef struct squareTag{ blahblah } square, *p_square; and then used as: square hi = {blah} psquare pHi = &hi etc This will fail to compile, as the compiler has no idea what a square or a psquare is. You can get away w...
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geocar
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> Anybody know a good way to ensure that, as you herp, you don't make things derp? There's no silver bullet. Release engineering, continuous integration, black team, and performance metrics can all help, but ultimately it comes from a management decision not to ship shit. If you have a big enough team, I find a l...
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Poddster
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Is the problem that people don't want to have to setjmp just before each function call to the library, or that a longjmp back causes lots of memory leaks?
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Samus_
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I frowned at the full-js blog, the bible, "addins", Outlook, Windows and Notepad but it's still a great article, thanks for sharing. and yes, it's not programming but screw the nazis.
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bc87
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Lol, I thought this was going to be a rant about pointers.
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All problems in engineering are already solved, but you're free to try and cash in on our (software developers') cool if you want to.
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zingbot3000
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>Emitting badly formed HTML is anethema to this philosophy Accepting badly formed HTML is not.
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TrivialSolutions
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LoseThos is not posix. No code will port to it. I made my own binary file format, but you never need to use it. Only the 1st stage kernel and the compiler must be compile-ahead-of-time. Everything else is just-in-time. No object files and only 3 binary files. 36 He told them this parable: “No one tears a piece out...
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earthboundkid
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Re: #5, if the nitwit sucks at coding and gets moved to management, isn't that good? Now he's not mucking with the code, just doing people-skills things, which, apparently, he's better at than coding.
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RalfN
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Well, the more I read about Dart, the language google designed to replace Javascript, the more I come to the conclusion that Javascript isn't the worst possible language they could have designed for the web. I mean, in Dart this doesn't work: (i'm using Javascript syntax here, because otherwise it would confuse every...
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richq
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Sigh. The "Requires Javascript" thing seems to be a new feature of blogger. Instead of a page that loads *instantly* you get more spinning loaders. Seems like Google won't be happy until the whole internet is one big ajax clusterfuck.
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RalfN
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I thought we were hating Dart. I know I am. At least this time, the hivemind may actually be able to prevent a language from getting adopted. Dart needs to die. We'll get back to beating up Java's abstraction fetish next week.
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Ocaml_Kaizen
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I found this to be nice tutorial with simple enough explanations, similar to Learn Python the Hard way. The author seems to have taken a break at the moment.
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IBM. Lightweight. Minimalistic. Rrrriiiiight.
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tomtennn
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Like I said: > Make sure you measure the effect of changing these settings. Don't just increase them and think "more is better". But yes, I agree. See links in post for Googles research into the impact. They even suggest upping it to 16.
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tomtennn
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Sorry if I wasn't being clear. That's part of what I did in the process of researching, not part of the solution. Please just read "Short version" for what you need to do. Or alternatively read the *whole* post, which ends with finding the non-kernelpatch solution. You do not need to patch the kernel. That's the poin...
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RalfN
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We are collective of individuals with different opinions. The hivemind as you may experience is nothing more than time based polls. The arguments, however, are always the same, in favor or against any of the languages. Let's review those arguments. **Python** When people hate on Python; it'll be because of the synta...
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The fuckers. Breaking spec like that.
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tomtennn
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http://code.google.com/speed/articles/tcp_initcwnd_paper.pdf
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KleptoBot
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http://marc.durdin.net/2011/10/case-of-terribly-slow-paypal-emails.html?v=0 will get you there with no JS needed.
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audiomechanic
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Or you could just not use Outlook.
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RalfN
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You would think people working at Google would have a basic understanding of how a search engine works.
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reventlov
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What field do you work in, where 64 half-bytes of RAM are common? (I was under the impression that even the cheapest microcontrollers had a few K these days.)
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frankster
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GUYS I'VE FOUND THE PROBLEM! HE USES OUTLOOK FOR HIS EMAIL!!!11
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RalfN
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For most of these, they work just fine on a search engine. Unless you are actually interested in Rubies or Snakes. But it seems many Ruby and Python related stuff at least, have a much higher pagerank than any of the pages about actual rubies or actual pythons.
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bugrit
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No, it's upper management and marketing.
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I've been thinking about Haskell for some time, but there are some points that make me worry. Slide 53 says: * Magic optimizations are brittle * Hard to track down run-time errors And slide 56: * Frustrating: easy things are hard I learned Prolog in the 1980s, even wrote a Prolog compiler, and I guess these points...
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barbequeninja
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My mate wrote the dynamic views. They are 3-20x faster than blogger static.
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strolls
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Google cache: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?hl=en&safe=off&q=cache%3Ahttp%3A%2F%2Fblog.habets.pp.se%2F2011%2F10%2FOptimizing-TCP-slow-start&oq=cache%3Ahttp%3A%2F%2Fblog.habets.pp.se%2F2011%2F10%2FOptimizing-TCP-slow-start&aq=f&aqi=&aql=&gs_sm=e&gs_upl=12231l15762l0l18024l3...
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hakkzpets
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I have no idea how anyone could call Google Docs an amazing app. Calendar is good, reader is good, but Docs is just...weak.
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RichardWarburton
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Whilst I agree about most people writing the C/C++ style, the 'Modern C++' style is in use, and is definitely what should be taught.
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adrianmonk
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That was actually a better blog post than I expected. It sucks that Outlook would both (a) try to open a remote fileserver without asking user permission and (b) apparently do it on the UI thread. MS should definitely fix this, because it's surely a privacy weakness if nothing else. The only nit I have to pick is wi...
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tomtennn
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It's down? Aieee! Fixed. Thanks. Sorry about that.
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thingsinjars
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I dunno. Having to click through a page saying 'your browser is not supported' then clicking through another page to load the article certainly doesn't feel 3-20x faster... (using mobile safari, btw)
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hakkzpets
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I don't think you realize how closely tied most of the suppliers are to the big car companies. Most often they only have one customer and thereby have no other income. If all Big 3 went under, it would lead to a big crash for the American car industry, which would lead to less investment in the area.
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xampl9
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I've merged the hosts file from mvps.org to my hosts file to prevent this sort of thing (as much as is possible..) It routes a ton of these spam, banner and tracking IPs to localhost.
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Technofrood
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If only. I had to deal with this exact problem the other day at work where we use Outlook with Exchange, do you know of any email clients that support the full range of Outlook\Exchange features?
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kamatsu
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>With Prolog what I found was that I could write wonderful programs, if everything went well, but debugging and optimization were the big problem. From this presentation I can see that Haskell suffers from exactly the same problem. In my experience (as someone who writes Haskell for my job), this problem is not nea...
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Rhoomba
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It wasn't possible without native code/calling out to the shell.
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Rhoomba
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These examples don't show pluggable file systems, which, I suspect, influenced the design significantly. But anyway, as path is not a file. You are mixing up attributes of a file in the filesystem, with an object in memory. This is particularly wrong: new PosixFile ("d://hello.txt", "rw-rw-rw-").create (); I cou...
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Liverotto
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>On large inputs, RE2 is often much faster than backtracking engines; its use of automata theory lets it apply optimizations that the others cannot. Basically they are running a non-backtracking engine on "large inputs". How big is that large input, all in memory? They must have thousands of servers with many Ter...
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mordaunt0
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would be cool if you could do a write up of how/when to do optimizations like this. It seems like a very undocumented aspect of sysadmining
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Thunderbird
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TenTera
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>(using mobile safari, btw) Well, there's an easy fix for that...
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It doesn't work on mobile either.
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AlyoshaV
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Whose brilliant idea was it to make horizontal scroll go to different posts on the blog? Scrolled down on my touchpad, accidentally triggered horizontal scroll, suddenly I'm four articles away from where I wanted to be.
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tef
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I would have gone for merge sort. Easy to understand, trivial to implement.
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ISV_Damocles
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Yes, because they are currently misleading to anyone who hasn't used it before, but has used another C-alike, like yourself.
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super__mario
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Yes, if by popular you mean most talked about, or most questions asked about, not most used for variety of real world projects by a variety of software shops.
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What's that, stop visiting sites willing to disregard a large proportion of the market? I gave up after 10 seconds of trying to read it.
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Does it support shared folders now?
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bonzinip
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Yeah, but even for the Linux kernel git grep isn't too slow usually...
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wot-teh-phuck
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> I went to the same high school he did, which makes me as important, right? For going to the same high school? Not sure. For mentioning this little fact, sure. ;-)
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TenTera
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Stop using apple.
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richiejp
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I'm not really sure what to say on that front. I have tried to learn Haskell on more than one occasion, but never got to the stage where I was writing nontrivial code with it.
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bdunderscore
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A valid address is preferable; had the OP chosen a truly invalid address he would still have to wait for the connection to time out. Using 127.0.0.1 means outlook gets a connection refused back immediately.
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staticfish
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Doesn't work on the Android browser either. Stop trying to make apple a scapegoat for everything.
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electronics-engineer
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I work in toy design. We use a lot of processors that are not available unless you are willing to buy 50,000 parts with a Masked-ROM with a per-die cost of around 5 cents. (per die, not per chip. at these price levels you wire-bond the die to the board and hit it with a glop of epoxy. Tear open any cheap calculator for...
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axilmar
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In C++, when you design a type, you don't make a choice about how a type is going to be used **at the time the type is designed**. You do this choice later. The key words here are "at the time the type is designed". In D, you are forced to make that choice when you design a type.
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