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kenmazy
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Comment #4457124
epsilon = some very small number used in mathematical proofs, usually approaching zero. OP is saying that this is too similar to cat pictures. I think that it is worlds better than…
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Comment #4456816
"The top two were robots, and number 3 were all the humans"
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Comment #4455044
Not sure how you can love automatic programming but dismiss biology. Humans are an operating system that is not only time dependent, but spatial and gradient dependent self mutatin…
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Comment #4410325
Nowhere in the video was it every implied that the doctor handed out antibiotics like candy. I wouldn't be surprised if this doctor actually wrote less antibiotic prescriptions tha…
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Comment #4386651
Usually I write a little code, commit what it is supposed to do, then fixup all the little edge cases and bugs that come naturally. But what's important is that first commit is set…
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Comment #4374521
From my experience with super programmers: The super programmer converts complex ideas into code coherent to the normal programmer. The super programmer makes difficult decisions w…
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Comment #4341938
I was trying to find a clear description of what happened, with supporting evidence at the right times, and it was surprisingly hard (many arm-chair fencers). This is the best I co…
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Comment #4339080
Another great GC discussion for LuaJit: http://wiki.luajit.org/New-Garbage-Collector
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Comment #4178846
That's funny, I interpreted what he said a bit differently for "impatience" and "hubris". To me, impatience and hubris go hand in hand for a good hacker. Impatience: Why is this co…
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Comment #4071301
This is a bit of a tangent, but do you have any sources for consumer-grade desktop parts being lower quality than enterprise-grade? I'd like to read an in-depth hardware analysis t…
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Comment #3907973
Hanja is widely used in modern Korea. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hanja
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Comment #3900505
Last I checked Squeeze had a fairly straightforward Xen 4.0 package. I did have trouble with dropped packets, but I was doing some pretty complex stuff and it was already fixed ups…
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Comment #3843148
Regarding zfs: the zfs on linux project ( http://zfsonlinux.org/ ) is actually fairly mature and has decent performance ( though there are still some outstanding issues with using …
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Comment #3736145
Can you prove they would be? How many closed-source, for profit software projects were rescued after the supporting company went under? (I am intentionally conflating closed-source…
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Comment #3729284
I also like chrome's omnibox, but I dislike their support for rss feeds as a bookmark (live rss) as well as their video adblock (doesn't work). For firefox, I use the https://addon…
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Comment #3711847
the phrasing is vague, but all it is describing is tunneling http/etc through ssh. Ostensibly, you have some remote server whose internet connection is more "secure" than your home…
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Comment #3673317
I highly, highly recommend http://hardforum.com/forumdisplay.php?f=40 for build your own pc advice. There are some very knowledgeable and helpful people that frequent that forum (i…
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Comment #3655410
Important correction: Netflix's HD tops out at 5 Mb/s, not 5 MB/s. Bluray max bitrate is 54 Mb/s, but I've generally seen transcoding to 20-30 Mb/s have nearly the same quality.
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Comment #3641803
git rebase -i can handle your last request (interactively combine/remove/move history). In fact, git can also handle your second wish by having simply creating a "sync" branch poin…
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Comment #3513205
Pressing Esc brought me back to the menu.