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Lednakashim
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About Lednakashim
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Comment #4082935
Don't we are about the ability of the compiler to optimize? Does anybody compile code nowadays?
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Comment #4031114
Isn't it an FPGA chip?
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Comment #4030782
Can somebody explain exactly what they got access to? What is encrypted?
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Comment #4006299
maybe the data came from a reply?
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Comment #3998816
In the next installment of this series we will show you how to format your output with printf.
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Comment #3991543
This is bad. Physical objects are a way to permanently an irrevocably establish a position. It is not possible to delete or change a textbook on the fly. This will open up textbook…
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Comment #3991241
$6000 dollar ticket price. That it is the real inequality.
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Comment #3990961
I always felt that companies were in a very unfortunate position. Almost everybody I now who was smart went to graduate school. How does one higher in that kind of environment? It …
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Comment #3975994
He could asses IT costs
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Comment #3974110
Are State School Students Just (Mediocre) Sheep?
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Comment #3969341
I worked on programming cutting robots and I can that they were extremely computationally intensive. They needed to constantly perform SVD to find stable solutions. There is a lot …
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Comment #3969333
http://www.fdisk.com/doslynx/lynxport.htm
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Comment #3969276
There is no clear financial connection. The only way to make a strong financial connection is to imagine a default scenario; where thousands of students can't pay off their loans. …
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Comment #3969260
My experience says otherwise, but it requires approaching the person and bragging for minutes. Its certainly possible to do this, but not via Internet or paper applications.
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Comment #3966316
My code consists of tight loops used for numerical simulation. Clang runs about 2x slower. Hence I conclude that Clang is bad for optimizing tight loops. Many of the Clang vs. GCC …
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Comment #3943050
Where did ya here that? My favorite algorithm is patented: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scale-invariant_feature_transfo...
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Comment #3943044
Thats nonsense, a broken Linux distro is not cost effective to fix because the number of breakpoints is innumerable. Zounds of configuration files, buggy software any an extremely …
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Comment #3943029
Fact: normal people invested significant time learning MS Windows. They will not be happy about the loss of productivity involved in switching GUIs.
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Comment #3877488
Experience: My professors were shit, but I was able to do science in one of their labs and that got me into graduate school. Research faculty give opportunities that are impossible…
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Comment #3843262
Whats the difference? If our client reads specialized xml instead of plaintext, haven't we "changed" e-mail to the extent that we have broken it for non-compatible clients? To me e…
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Comment #3825644
Nope. Its possible to clog a e-mail box for free. It would cost lots of money to do the same kind of attack on a physical box. Lastly, the mailman would stop it. Nobody gonna stop …
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Comment #3825543
This should be criminal because you can subscribe a mailbox without confirmation. I should spam my local legislator.