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melissalobos
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About melissalobos
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Comment #32314897
Not to be rude or anything, but working in the ABQ area as well we have hired a few people who applied to Stellar Science, they have said they were just asked to submit a sample of…
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Comment #32314871
My comment as may be noted was more a commentary on the historical licensing of MINIX which lead to Linux, see the original post. https://fossbytes.com/linus-torvaldss-famous-email…
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Comment #32314866
> What I wonder is why some of them chose not to publish their works when their hunches were correct? What have you published? Or have most people?
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Comment #32314853
Not sure, but maybe because it isn't a positional zero.
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Comment #32314826
I don't know quite what you mean? MINIX isn't free, which is pretty big for a student project. In fact people may have started a similar project(not big like GNU) to due to its pri…
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Comment #32159237
https://www.uninformativ.de/blog/postings/2018-02-24/0/POSTI...
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Comment #32133732
Sure those were encountered there, but at least in my experience those are easily avoided. I have had to make test suites for this, and in my experience if you use reasonable libra…
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Comment #32133044
To answer your question, yes. Someone absolutely can decode that and figure out the odds. If they couldn't then there would be less obfuscation used. A browser ABSOLUTELY has to be…
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Comment #32132957
Why was it a huge mistake? There are decent libraries that support it. Did it just not work with your cloud setup or OS libraries?
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Comment #32132938
"seek and ye shall find"? I mean they didn't exactly try to find out why they were drinking so much coffee, they were more trying to save money(I think).
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Comment #32132902
I don't mean to diminish the post or the author, but I spent a decent amount of time reading through the pages and am about to try their code, but I get the feeling the author is a…
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Comment #32132885
Each series takes place in a different time frame and with entirely different characters so they each stand on their own. Anyone can watch the episode named "Beer" in the second se…
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Comment #32102534
Right, but now you can't use that COUNTER value in a macro and have it stay the same value. Think about concatenating a variable name with the counter and trying to use that same n…
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Comment #32102109
You can say exactly the same thing for a sphere. Really a sphere is just the skin, but in practice people will use phrases like "within the sphere" etc.. So it really doesn't matte…
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Comment #32064076
> I realize that's a gross oversimplification In part especially since KDE deliberately breaks up their core libraries into multiple sub-libraries( https://develop.kde.org/products…
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Comment #32064027
A lot of these types of comparisons done with distribution provided packages aren't really ever comparing what they think they are. KDE has a TON of components which can be optiona…
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Comment #32038185
> you'll get smooth 60 FPS at no extra CPU cost. The key part there is no EXTRA cost. Most immediate mode GUI libraries redraw 60 frames everytime, so there is a constant somewhat …
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Comment #31969724
> For some reason I remember the compiled size for Duktape being smaller For any C library this is HEAVILY dependent on the compiler, compilation, and linking options used.
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Comment #31955840
Sure and I was positing why they may have increased.
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Comment #31955772
> People also dress differently in the sun than they did in the past. Temperatures in those sunny areas have increased as well on average over the last few decades.
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