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dachrillz

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    Comment #45823121

    What about inchi? Isn’t that a common way of describing molecules as well?

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    Comment #45464719

    Not OP, but when we tested it out it was painful to handle usb disks. The reason being that if you have two they get named sda/sdb randomly. We managed to overwrite the usb we were…

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    Comment #44604029

    One that is kind of in this spirit is that you can describe sparse matrices by omitting all the zeros and only describe the indices that have data. In this compression you can stil…

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    Comment #44601661

    A very basic way of how it works: encryption is basically just a function e(m, k)=c. “m” is your plaintext and “c” is the encrypted data. We call it an encryption function if the o…

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    Comment #34787114

    I recently had a period of intense stress, stomach aches and all of that. I'm normally pretty stress tolerant so feeling these feelings was very uncomfortable for me. Being this st…

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    Ask HN: How do you make sure a back end matches API-spec?

    Hello everyone, I've sort of come to the conclusion that I prefer writing API-specification (Open API in this case) before starting to write the application itself. The reason main…

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    Comment #32024320

    Andreas Kling, the original author of the serenity os, has a series on youtube where he builds a javascript engine for his web browser. That could be a good start for you if you wa…

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    Comment #28071582

    Something like ls still relies on sys-calls. If they change in the future someone would have to still update it right? So even if you have a working C-compiler in the far future, s…

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    Ask HN: Is there any software that can be considered finished?

    Hello all, We recently had a discussion at work about how software decays. That is, if one does not actively work on a piece of software it will eventually fall into ruin. This can…