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axylone
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Comment #26793967
I wish software packages had data sheets! It would be great to have a concise/standardized format with bullet points and a "typical applications" section on github landing pages.
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Comment #11607105
There's also Goclipse for Eclipse.
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Comment #9689567
For an excellent sci-fi exploration of using multiple personalities to one's advantage, I highly recommend "Blindsight" by Peter Watts. His recent sequel, "Echopraxia", has an inte…
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Comment #7713376
If the branch is predictable, and the cpu guesses correctly, then it is faster than integer arithmetic. A branch miss on the other hand is much more expensive, about 14 cycles last…
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Comment #7524474
I use Eclipse as my main IDE for C/C++, python, javascript, go, html, css, etc. I don't understand how some of my office mates don't use IDE's when you have things like: Show all u…
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Comment #7469616
I'm very interested to see what Carmack does. I hope the whole team moves to Valve or something, and this doesn't set back VR another 10 years.
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Comment #7319108
Looks like they also introduced a reference leak on allocation failure: @@ -198,10 +198,8 @@ sslDebugLog("SSLEncodeRSAKeyParams: modulus len=%ld, exponent len=%ld\n", modulusLength…
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Comment #6953077
What are the anonymous 4096 byte allocations before every read? I would think that killall would read /proc/{pid}/stat directly into a stack buffer, especially if the reads are onl…
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Comment #6476409
Seattle, WA - ExtraHop Networks - Software Engineers, Testing Engineers, Support Engineers, Sales Engineers, and more. ExtraHop is a ~6 year old, fast growing startup building netw…
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Comment #6302868
oom_adj is depreciated, use oom_score_adj instead. https://www.kernel.org/doc/Documentation/filesystems/proc.tx...
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Comment #6259803
I'm typing this in chromium on ubuntu/xfce, alongside an Eclipse window open working on some Go code, inside of a crouton chroot, on a $250 Samsung Chromebook that has better batte…
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Comment #6241586
Here's the video of the Tesla pole test: http://youtu.be/_Al3IUHt9Wc?t=32s Honda Accord for comparison: http://youtu.be/ycntFFUfGkU?t=30s
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Comment #5980484
It's awesome how simulation games like KSP teach people about rocketry and orbital mechanics - I bet KSP will contribute to the coming resurgence of interest in spaceflight. Lots o…
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Comment #5716922
If you set up multiple Chrome users (Settings > Add New User), you can log into multiple google accounts at once.
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Comment #5293836
Sure, but then you can't use the standard library or any other libraries. Even a single exception sneaking into the codebase breaks everything.
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Comment #5293751
Does anyone know of large projects where C++ handles memory allocation failures gracefully? For services that need to stay up and never crash under memory pressure, I would think C…
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Comment #5266779
Just a random idea: A mode where notifications are batched up until the user is standing relatively still.
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Comment #5087675
Source? ubuntu-server has nothing to do with Unity.
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Comment #4054256
Seattle, WA - ExtraHop Networks - Software Engineers, Testing Engineers, Support Engineers, Sales Engineers, and more. ExtraHop is a ~4 year old, fast growing startup building netw…
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Comment #4016356
I noticed that too. Especially since chrome already has a "Search google for foobar" in the right click context menu.
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Comment #3709527
I think they mean the model number, LTN097QL01-A02, is a samsung model number. The 1024x768 lcd in the linked document has model number LTN097XL01-A01.
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Comment #3661422
Very cool. I'm try to understand the stack handling in lthread_compute.c - Can you explain briefly how this works? What is the memcpy for in _lthread_compute_save_exec_state?
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Comment #3494609
With automation, many of the jobs won't come back with the factory. There will be a few highly-technical positions for the engineers that set up the plant and keep it running, but …
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Comment #3485734
This. All this effort into stopping single pieces of legislation could be better directed into fixing the political system. Everyone knows that senators can be bought, but we still…
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Comment #2809411
Much better ways to count bits set: http://graphics.stanford.edu/~seander/bithacks.html#CountBit...