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bambam12897

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    Comment #7665489

    Looks like I have a lot to read up on. Thank you for pointing me in the right direction.

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    Comment #7665487

    Thanks for taking the time to address my questions. Memory management hasn't been a major stumbling block in my line of work, but I'll read up and give it a whirl if I have the app…

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    Comment #7665322

    I've been working C++ professionally for a couple of years and honestly I'm a huge fan - So I was excited to read about an alternative. After reading your 5 posts, I get the impres…

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    Comment #7612212

    I don't think you pay several thousand dollars to stand in a backyard... Though I could be wrong.

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    Comment #7612210

    He's there to raise money. If he wanted to talk to Sam Altman he'd just buy him a ticket to DC

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    Comment #7612206

    I can't be the only one that finds it pathetic that the president needs to prostitute himself in such a way to make a few thousand dollars for a political party. You'd think they h…

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    Comment #7611768

    I wonder what the author thinks of ESOPs and cooperatives.

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    Comment #7611753

    "IPO/acquisition" that's not the only option. The company could remain privately owned - in which case you want to have below 100 shareholders so that you can remain a C corp

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    Comment #7607798

    It's amazing how short people's memories are. They behaved in a very scummy way back when that all happened. I was sure they would have to close their doors within 6 month. But it'…

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    Comment #7607793

    Sure you can claim that getting hacked is "nature of the game" - but that's not the real issue. The issue was with how they handled the public disclosure of the hack. Instead of im…

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    Comment #7607729

    Wouldn't this just provide an opening for a investment firm to swoop in, buy Yahoo, sell all their assets and cash out? Because no one is doing that... I'd have to guess there is m…

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    Comment #7605278

    Definitely! I'm just being realistic - These press releases are basically the tea ceremony everyone is expected to perform. If you just made several mil I honestly doubt you're thi…

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    Comment #7604896

    "We are sooooo filthy rich now. So long suckers!" I'd be more honest =)

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    Comment #7595240

    If my boss hugged people in meetings, I think he'd be reported to HR. That's just weird and creepy...

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    Comment #7576322

    Forgive my ignorance, but isn't openSSH more or less a done deal? How many man hours are they honestly putting into that now-a-days?

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    Comment #7562291

    Without the "Please" the phrase sounds like an order. You don't really want a terminal ordering/telling you what to do. The "Please" reframes it into a request.

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    Comment #7532669

    While the language definitely has it's problems (I'm not a fan of the syntax at all), I think dropping it for something marginally better like R is a little silly. So many man hour…

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    Comment #7528102

    Both issues are solved by Octave... which doesn't require the bifurcation of the community of people writing new code.

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    Comment #7527553

    It's funny how domain dependent this is. In controls/filters/vision/applied-math no one don't takes anything other than MATLAB seriously. There are of course the C/C++/FORTRAN guru…

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    Comment #7526733

    My general opinion has settled on: Doing linear algebra -> Matlab/octave Twiddling data tables around and making plots -> R

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    Comment #7525764

    You honestly think Microsoft it trying to shift to a RedHat-like business plan? That they'll switch to becoming a support provider? I think what RedHat is doing is nice, but it's r…

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    Comment #7525129

    I guess I left out the obvious connection. It's all part of the same thinking. RMS et al think - not unreasonably - think that this is Microsoft's business plan, so they really don…

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    Comment #7524964

    You honestly don't get it? I really like microsoft products and I use them every day, however the business model is too lock people in to their ecosystem so that you have to purcha…

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    Comment #7518209

    We've known for a long time that for instance road noise causes health issues. I don't see road noise being all that different from white noise. Outside of the dump truck at 5AM, i…

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