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cjhanks

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    Comment #35145811

    Recently it's failed to find functions by verbatim search name within single project searches. I am pretty sure it used to function better than this.

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    Comment #35143427

    The bank was nearly fully capitalized with low risk investments. Everyone would have gotten their money back anyways , it would have just taken 5-10 years. Imagine what would happe…

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    Comment #34209012

    I didn't see catch this part, but having 10 notes over 4 octaves is not out of the question. If all of those notes are rhythmic, that could be a challenge. All of the fairly wide c…

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    Kafka (KRaft) Cluster Running on Systemd-Nspawn

    Hey all! This is the first in a series of 'recipes' I am writing demonstrating how to use `systemd-nspawn`/`machinectl` to containerize services for either production or developmen…

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    Comment #26929888

    Hopefully not too off topic. How do people monitor these BGP announcements? Is it possible for laymen to monitor such route rules?

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    Comment #24371431

    Question. From my experience, GitHub uses the `github-amo` bot to fetch the data when the page is rendered. How did you prevent it from cacheing on GitHub's servers?

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    Zipcar Scam Change

    Today Zipcar sent me an e-mail stating: > Thank you for being a Zipcar member. We’re writing to let you know we’re moving your account to our $7 standard monthly plan and retiring …

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    Comment #24030109

    Wake up with the sun or when I am rested. Eat eggs or whatever I have around with a lot of milk and a cup of coffee. Take a shower. Read until I don't want to anymore. Go to work u…

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    Comment #23860441

    Doesn't this mean that a conditional branch is added to all existing code which performs casting?

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    Comment #23860101

    Some societies believe it is acceptable to judge people based on their appearance. Arguably, most people do it instinctively. It is just that in America it was deemed illegal. I kn…

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    Comment #23853902

    Why is showing your child a professional boundary? Different phases of life necessitate different accomodations. This person is advertising their priorities upfront. Startups might…

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    Comment #23853568

    It probably helps that Julia and Fortran are both column major. When interfacing with C languages, that can be a big penalty (depending on the complexity of the algorithm). It will…

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    Comment #23850027

    Somewhere there is a programmer that tried to fix a bug in 10+ year old legacy code (mso98win32client.dll) who has learned the bugs of legacy are features of today.

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    Comment #23837746

    I really hope they do not do this. In and of itself it is not a problem, Ruby code is perfectly readable when the style is consistent. Software developers are often stubborn. The m…

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    Comment #23803648

    This presumes that the truth is knowable and you could know it. Mathematics tells you what is not possible , but it tells you nothing about what exists. Every other discipline is s…

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    Comment #23777119

    Ooh, I missed those. Support for C++17 is pretty major. Thanks. Perhaps my memory is fuzzy, I just remember the CUDA 9->10 switch having some significant (but not major) performanc…

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    Comment #23774429

    It is possible to SIMD parallelize multiple linear problems when you can guarantee convergence of each subproblem and compute iterative bounds. But sure, SIMD is no panacea. Especi…

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    Comment #23774348

    Does anyone understand why such minor upgrades resulted in a major version bump? Is this some sort of stability check point? Or some other versioning convention?

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    Comment #23740472

    Teach them about cyclomatic complexity and then review their work in these terms. It gives them something concrete to target rather than trying to accomplish some ethereal notion o…

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    Comment #23720268

    Julia, R, and MATLAB. But yeah, it's not common. I end up reinventing this wheel about once a year.

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    Comment #23696559

    What a beautiful conclusion for him on such a beautiful project. This man clearly loves the art of programming... so much, that he would give up power, just to pursue it again. Tha…

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    Comment #23696495

    Yeah, I think you got lucky. He sounds like a great boss. And, he was probably right.

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    Comment #23522735

    I suppose from the perspective of someone implementing these models, yeah - it is linear, but it is not bijective. In a system with only one layer, that manifests as an alias (assu…

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    Comment #23522525

    If you have ever opened up Excel or a similar program. One of the more useful options is to generate a regression line-fit on your data points. One option is to specify a polynomia…