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chaotic_clanger
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Comment #21440131
the quarks have it own (rest) mass, but quite tiny compared to when you include binding energy (9 Mev vs 900 Mev)
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Comment #21014219
cygwin you can build also with gcc for cygwin, but you introduce a cygwin.dll (not sure about the name) dependency.
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Comment #19847951
MS embracing CLI.. feels out of place, like teenager listening to opera .)
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Comment #19142350
sooo... where is SUSY .)
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Comment #18308608
i do not think the bridges did degrade suddenly, you need decades of neglect. so this is not work of one major.
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Comment #18282508
C++ for example, is a hard language, but the learning curve is ... progressive (rise bit by bit). Rust on the other hand, is like climbing a cliff c++11+ is a hill that is so freak…
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Comment #18120776
that's so last century... now we believe that 'nobody needs a quantum computer at home'
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Comment #17653066
i must say i find it very interesting and maybe a bit ironic that nt is built on pirated sources (and architecture)
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Comment #17650625
Those who say there's nothing like a nice cup of tea for calming the nerves never had real tea. It's like a syringe of adrenaline straight to the heart! When Alice first drinks Gra…
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Comment #17643357
my friend (we were kids back then) refused to edit his config.sys and autoexec.bat because he didn't want to "unplug the processor" :)
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Comment #17344239
it seems to me that x86 assembly is the less readable kind of assembly. i always found powerpc set more thought through.
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Comment #17255253
i live in the sauerkraut region, so i inherited the sauerkraut clay pot, but betrayed local customs and started "farming" kimchi instead. it's so much more interesting in taste and…
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Comment #17235985
having you here i'd like to take the opportunity and to ask about tetraquarks. if i recall correctly there have been several identified tetraquark particles over past years (many o…
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Comment #17098820
seems that pbs has a new one on Noethers theorem: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=04ERSb06dOg
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Comment #16281031
i see ( https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/interop ) that was not possible when i tried it, thanks for pointing it out
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Comment #16279889
you can turn windows into an adult computer by using cygwin (maybe mingw), autohotkey and something like window manager. the illusion is almost real, because sometimes i also run l…
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Comment #16229477
it's not lost - it's just not in the spotlight due to these young person's webs.. facebook, twatter or whatever .) there is plenty of active usenet groups, comp.arch being one of t…
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Comment #15738331
* where are my dragons? i mean add-ons * https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/tree-style-tab/ leaves original firefox row of tabs opened. so now i have two sets * ffox currentl…
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Comment #15567345
they spy on you. in one studio there was a system that monitored yout kb/mouse inputs and logged an automatic pause into the billing system if there were no activity on your inputs…
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Comment #15558613
10+ years, working in 3rd or 4th game studio. no issues, but with certain employers the crunches can be quite intensive. escpecially when promised 'relief after crunch' never reall…
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Comment #15549911
but how the oceans did not boil or evaporate off like they did everywhere else. gravity and magnetic field? if it were hydrogen or helium it would be stripped off by solar wind (st…
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Comment #15447477
--> is quite idiomatic way to write reverse loops, for example: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/275994/whats-the-best-wa... http://www.ioccc.org if you are in the mood for some…