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Comment #16443253
The word that I have seen in similar contexts is 'trusted', which I like and would have preferred -- the block has extra privileges and isn't machine verified. Some people tend to …
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Comment #15115163
This reminds me of Freeman Dyson's research on British Bombers during WWII -- the data showed experienced crews didn't fair better than novices, but they didn't figure out why till…
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Comment #14696411
As a Firefox on Linux user I checked one of those sites that tries to estimate how many bits each public aspect of your setup reveals about you. It turned out available fonts was b…
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Comment #14215826
That's a great blog post. The `linux_literal` section is particularly interesting re: mmap.
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Comment #14015439
> reasonable to conflate panics with unsafety if one is only used to "crashing" in the context of C. I suppose it's possible that's what generates most instances of this question, …
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Comment #13601334
Go 1.7.4 and rust 1.14. Interesting discrepancy in the relative speeds of the tools we are seeing.
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Comment #13599989
If you are running the program with `cargo run` that takes the same --release flag. Could be the machine difference though.
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Comment #13599351
Pass the release flag when you build loc; `cargo build --release`. I see ~5 seconds for loc and ~34 seconds for loccount to count a freshly cloned linux repository. edit: woops, th…
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Comment #13339862
> In this specific example, I saw that building the project required mucking with my rust version/setup and decided that the cost of that was too high for me to proceed. Agreed it …
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Comment #12624271
I have a hunch that learning resources get a significant bump from people using upvotes as bookmarks. I think the ML results and demo posts are mostly getting upvotes because the r…
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Comment #12454788
Notable for code archaeology: the docstrings weren't in the previous version[]. (He also switched from manually implementing counting behavior with a Dict to a Counter, added the P…
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Comment #12346407
Of course the risk of a habit of flippantly walking across minefields is significantly more than the willingness to do it to save a life. It seems likely to me that the respondents…
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Comment #11524304
I'm using it too. I've bound my most used Stump keys to windows-key combos so that I don't have to use the prefix key very often. E.g. windows-e to focus Emacs. For me, a big quali…
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Comment #11348313
"Systems programming language" seems to be one a frequent definition miscommunication, right alongside "a Lisp" and "self taugt programmer". People use the phrases without acknowle…
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Comment #11001748
Research into off label uses of unpatented drugs. (Inspired by the article recently posted here which pointed out that although a drug is being used off label to treat phobias, the…