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Why not just use phpthumb?
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Strangering
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Small teams do without sysadmins because small teams can't have a very sophisticated division of labor. When you have more than 10 developers on your team, paying one sysadmin to make sure operations are going smoothly is a small expense (and cheaper than paying a developer with sysadmin skills to do it). Also, don't...
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For fun, try pinging 255.255.255.255 (may require root privs and/or the "-b" switch). Do not do this on a busy network where you might piss off the admin.
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If you accidentally click outside the window, you have to hunt around for the article. Nice.
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With any non trivial project, maintenance starts before the project is even launched.
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Zepompom
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Yeah right. And programming is just bundling a few libs together. And networking is just a laying out a few cables and routers... The role is evolving but it is definitely not going away.
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Adrestea
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Who gives a shit if he mentions FROWNING? Seriously, you people hold yourselves up as so progressive and open-minded, then pull this? If even reading a comment that belongs to someone who happens to not want to read about religion on r/programming is such a huge problem, then check out this new thing called the "minus ...
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ryankearney
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I'm pretty sure linode can handle it.
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zootm
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If you think the experience is bad when it's supported, you should try the fallback on, as I had to on my mobile phone. You get an "unsupported" page, with a link to the original view, but the link leads you to the blog index, rather than the linked post. So you then have to go and track down the post yourself there. A...
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avecbells
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That isn't the issue. It will still slow things down because most queries will be cache-misses. If you have a single domain it will always be a cache hit. In the distributed architecture of DNS this is a big win.
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jessta
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Are you serious? mysql has hundreds of config options that effect safety and performance, apache is the same. MongoDB makes it easy to lose all your data if you don't know what you're doing. Postgresql is dog slow if you don't configure it properly. Your operating system has lots of configuration options that effect se...
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the_hoser
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I certainly wasn't trying to imply that Functional programming languages are "incomplete" in some capacity, but there are some things that I guess I just take for granted in imperative programming languages. Like, for instance, a mutable variable. I've never once seen a tutorial that describes how you would store the...
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ryankearney
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But that's not what you said. You merely mentioned if he knew what effect the DNS lookups would have on the DNS server. Obviously it would be faster to keep it all on one subdomain.
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MathPolice
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I know you're being facetious. But an important characteristic of RISC is large, orthogonal general-purpose register files. The register file of the 4004 is neither large nor orthogonal. And it's debatable if it's "general-purpose."
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super__mario
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Stupid kids today. And who is running the cloud and all those server farms hosting your applications? Who maintains them? If you had said, I will be outsourcing servers, hosting and administration of systems to a third party because I don't need that much control over that part of my business and treat it as externali...
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swuboo
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Most routers won't forward such packets by default.
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avecbells
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I don't want to argue about it. We agree that a single domain is more efficient.
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ajf
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I'd only be worried if you're going to be a systems administrator that can't code and doesn't understand configuration management.
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ignores meme gets downvoted.
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rush22
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Do people have to be told this??? Assembly is a different language.
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[deleted]
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Are both of you retarded? Your points are just pathetic. I guess the good thing is that the Haskell community won't have to handle stupid people like you.
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00kyle00
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Cool idea. This one is bugged (black bands poping up): http://censor2.rotate5.400x300.dixect.com/http://i.imgur.com/Rt6i1.jpg Did you consider general rules for translation to lets say, ImageMagick?
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dons
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Search for 'state' or 'ioref' on the Haskell wiki. Also, real world Haskell goes into mutable data structures in detail, including concurrency and transactions on such types.
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stordoff
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Seriously? I use Lion most of the time (in for repair ATM), and I haven't noticed.
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[deleted]
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Because you have to use PHP?
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i-hate-digg
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I could be wrong about this, but is there any need to reverse engineer it? http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/hardware/gg463119.aspx Even if you don't want to get it via Microsoft, I'm pretty sure it's been documented in the public domain over and over again by the various open-source compiler devs.
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gadgster
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I'm old, and people have been predicting the end of sysadmins or programmers or whatever for as long as I can remember, so I don't buy that'll happen. But I'm not sure you're correct that companies won't start hosting their internal apps on "public" cloud services. I think at some point, someone will find the right w...
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[deleted]
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Why not? They can just connect those server's to the company's VPN. My company has sites in multiple countries and a single internal 10.* network. Some of the servers in the private network are in a Rackspace cloud.
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vetinari83
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Yet another reason to leave Paypal and take payments though Google Checkout.
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[deleted]
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There's differences in configuration, which setups and config options are the fastest/most scalable, etc, between versions as well. Often pretty major ones, especially if new features are implemented. For example, should a developer care about the exact details of how his data is replicated across database machines, ev...
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TenTera
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It works fine in Chrome.
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gadgster
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I don't agree with the article that there won't be any need for sysadmins. But the higher level platform as a service cloud offerings do manage most of the things you mention. You don't have to worry about OS or database servers or sharding etc. etc. I don't think any of these services are mature enough that I would...
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superiority
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> google is out of its mind if it thinks I'm going to create a blogger account just to do it. That's actually the blog author's call. You can allow anonymous/pseudonymous comments on Blogger blogs, or you can require people to have accounts before commenting.
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bobindashadows
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Did the author change it? I just see a pretty standard blog. I tried clicking around like other people said and nothing happens. I'm on Chrome for Linux so I sort of doubt I'm on an unsupported browser.
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X-Istence
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What is your default route? netstat -rn Because this is my output on Mac OS X Snow Leopard PING 0.0.0.0 (0.0.0.0): 56 data bytes 64 bytes from 10.10.10.11: icmp_seq=0 ttl=64 time=0.330 ms 64 bytes from 10.10.10.11: icmp_seq=1 ttl=64 time=0.278 ms 64 bytes from 10.10.10.11: icmp_seq=2 ttl=64 time=...
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X-Istence
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routers won't, but a switch certainly will.
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kylotan
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Almost the whole of the game development industry is writing C/C++ on Windows. Then you have driver development, and multimedia apps. That's tens of billions of dollars of industry working with this stuff. Personally the only problems I've had with C++ on Windows in recent years are the problems with linking to the ru...
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swuboo
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Of course. A network big enough to have an admin to piss off, or big enough for a broadcast ping to potentially cause significant traffic, is unlikely to be all switches.
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phaedrusalt
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There's a bit of a difference between being a suckup and being a good manager. Suckups, who generally think that looks and politics are more important than productivity, make incredibly poor managers. (Btw, this makes for a good way to choose a company, either for employment or for investment. If the majority of the...
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ethraax
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Would learning F# make learning Haskell easier? I use C# primarily (although I use some C++ or Java from time to time), and I tried learning Haskell because I wanted to be completely unable to sidestep the functional way of solving problems. Perhaps I should have eased myself into it first.
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the_hoser
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I tried, but there's lots of 404's on the Haskell wiki... Including the page *I* was trying to read, about state monads...
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[deleted]
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Which is a positive, since PHP is reliable and stable. We're talking about installing an app which has been debugged and tested for years, not coding something in PHP language. So, I'll repeat my question: why did the author choose to essentially reimplement the feature set of PHPThumb? What does this do differently? ...
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antonivs
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If you have duct tape, you don't need luck.
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kamatsu
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Depends on the language.
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antonivs
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I bet you say that about all the charts.
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r4nf
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Assuming this is what you mean: Internet: Destination Gateway Flags Refs Use Netif Expire default 10.0.0.1 UGSc 29 0 en1 10/24 link#5 UCS 3 0 en1 10.0.0.1 50:67:f0:f9:...
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[deleted]
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Well, let's look at replication in Postgres. Specifically, master/master replication, seeing as I've vaguely looked into it recently. There's at least 3 different techniques for this - PGCluster, Bucardo, and rubyrep. And that's not counting master/slave replication techniques. There's not /that/ much difference betwee...
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False
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distortednet
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its called demoscene, and there are tools for specifically this. http://tomaes.32x.de/text/faq.php
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kamatsu
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Seriously? Bugs in GHC? In my experience, GHC has been an extraordinarily reliable compiler. Memory leaks are prolific? This is flat-out untrue. Experimental features enabled by default? By the time they hit the Haskell platform, they're not experimental features.
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kamatsu
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As Dons said, read Real World Haskell. It's available online.
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joerick
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Awesome work. Do you have a shorter URL or is there something I can add to /etc/hosts to make this even easier to type?
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andyrocks
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Not everyone uses PHP.
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MarshallBanana
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> App demos should include code and/or architecture discussion.
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False
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Man.. I love regular expressions so much. Not. More like regretitron.
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zabuni
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This blog post is patterned after Mark Russinovich's blog, who created process explorer and was subsequently hired on by Microsoft. All kinds of general hackery with this type of software. http://blogs.technet.com/b/markrussinovich/
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Timmmmbob
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Just how much javascript do you think is involved in a few ajax requests?
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EmoryM
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Anybody else recognize her before looking at the source?
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> If you choose something else like 127.1.2.3 you'll have the same benefit of the fast response from lo without the chance of hitting a port that's open. (e.g., a web developer that runs a test web server on localhost on port 80) What? I just tested connecting to 127.1.2.3:80 and it connected to my local web server...
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serpent
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> Even though he is technically incorrect by the C standard, he is not really wrong either. Yes, he is. He says "must", which is wrong. Any conforming C compiler will compile the code as-is. > as would most decent programmers, even when they know that it would be initialized to 0 No, most decent programmers do...
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nascentt
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It's frustrating but it does improve comment quality, if you can't moderate everything coming through. I get few comments, so I allow pseudonyms without registration and just moderate each and every one. But for someone that gets dozens/hundreds it might not be viable.
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nascentt
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It's frustrating but it does improve comment quality, if you can't moderate everything coming through. I get few comments, so I allow pseudonyms without registration and just moderate each and every one. But for someone that gets dozens/hundreds it might not be viable.
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The alternative being - not accepting it, which is unacceptable !
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nascentt
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People got bored with the Web2.0 look. So this is Web2.0r2.
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bobindashadows
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You're absolutely correct. It's crucial to note that the reason this is even worth talking about is *application-specific* to HTTP for web browsers, and not indicative of any real overall failure of TCP. HTTP requests are many and short-lived, which means those extra initial round-trips to get slow-start up to speed e...
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pozorvlak
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I forgot to mention that the IIS install is running on racks full of blade servers that the CTO bought over the sysadmins' protests because the salesmen took him golfing.
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Timmmmbob
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Classic superiority complex. I bet he'd claim he's never written any off-by-one or copy-paste bugs too.
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StrangeWill
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It looks like the blog's template has been swapped, but previously it was doing a _stupid_ amount of shit for just a blog in terms of a bunch of navigational behavior and DOM modification bullshit.
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snip596
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Sorry for all the downvotes. It's ok, I got it.
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hetoan2
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that's because you're rotating it 5 degrees. Normally under right angles you don't get to see any of that stuff.
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MonkeySteriods
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It was my mobile. [Fixed btw]
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Tordek
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Sure, and now your PC has to do: > DNS lookup for famigo.com < IP > HTTP request < 301 > DNS lookup for www.famigo.com < IP > HTTP request < Data where it could have been > DNS request < CNAME + IP > HTTP Request < Data Edit: Al...
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Tordek
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I have recently set up a domain like so: example.com. CNAME www.example.com. www.example.com. A 1.2.3.4
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Serei
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Yeah, it's one of Safari's new features, and at least Chrome 16 supports it; don't know about Chrome 14 and 15. It's possible you're using an earlier version of Chrome, or Firefox? You might also have set your back/forward gesture away from the default?
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nomemory
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Looks interesting, but is lacking a clean documentation . For the authors, if you have time, write a documentation *a la* [Learn You a Haskell...](http://learnyouahaskell.com/) or [Learn You some Erlang](http://learnyousomeerlang.com/) . PS: Probably the authors will never read my comment :) .
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bobindashadows
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Well, it's Turing-complete. So on that scale - the number of recognized/decided "languages" (in the discrete math meaning, not programming language) - it is more powerful than even dependently-typed languages. Of course, that means you can construct a type system around your program which is itself undecidable. Not sur...
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gladiatorhat
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Here's the follow-up, which is worth reading: http://www.jeffwofford.com/?p=838
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kreiger
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[Because of PHP.](http://www.reddit.com/r/lolphp)
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Wow. That guy needs to get a life.
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The release of prince of Persia 3D is closer to the original Prince of Persia than to present day.
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Indeed. The sysadmin isn't completely removed from the development team, but he's also specifically not a developer either - he doesn't know every last detail of the application, just as the developers don't have to know every last detail of the system. He's in charge of making sure the system runs smoothly, and collab...
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matthewnreid
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But it's still hilarious.
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GuyOnTheInterweb
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from Baconreader it was hell yo read, had to choose "non-optimized" something and ended up with a view which randomly picked next or previous post when I was trying to scroll down.
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maep
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Impressive!
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rmxz
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So a shift to a dozen small car companies in the US should be *good* for them - enabling them to diversify their customer base and reduce risk. It's not like the big 3 going under would make the factories and skilled laborers vanish. They'd be bought in bankruptcy sales by companies that would fill the vacuum (like T...
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repsilat
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Re: your edit, this is how quickselect works. That is, you can find the top `k` elements of an array in linear time this way. Instead of always working on the lower half and moving towards the minimum element, you halve it up/down, binary searching the pivot towards `k`.
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shamen_uk
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considering it transforms just fine without the censor transform applied, it's a fairly valid bug that might be easily fixed by applying the censor before the rotation
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GuyOnTheInterweb
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so for reading Blogget content, use a Google browser, for MSDN content, use a Microsoft browser? This is not 1998.
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ninjay
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What's on the backend? I had a project dealing with realtime image filters and used the Netpbm collection. It worked fast, but was somewhat limited in functionality.
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sharkeyzoic
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The IETF can't *make* anyone do anything. All it can do is build consensus. Unlike many standards bodies, IETF culture recognizes this. Ideally, Google (etc) should be participating in some kind of TCP-but-quicker WG [*], so that all the different vendors who want a TCP-but-quicker solution can get it working the sam...
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>And no one is going to host them on someone's cloud, outside of company's firewall. No, but virtualization and cloud technologies scale to "private clouds" - clusters of cheap/redundant hardware as well, simplifies the IT part of it a lot, gives room for outsourcing, etc.
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GuyOnTheInterweb
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Same on my Android, some "html5" hackers gone crazy, I bet. Probably looks cool at demos when nobody tries to actually read the article.
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bluefinity
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This is not a solution, it's a workaround. I wonder why this happens in the first place.
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