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rujuladanh

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    Comment #19625402

    Do they increase the actual power emitted or just create interference? i.e. should one be concerned health-wise if many of those are used? (assuming one believes in RF in these fre…

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    Comment #19623384

    Note that integrity checking is supported and used in many sites. Given that, using HTTP does not matter. (Of course not for the main page.)

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    Comment #19622812

    Speak for yourself. If what you are doing can be done by a 13 year old, that is your reality. What I do requires years and years of experience/study, and 90% of the 20 year olds ca…

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    Comment #19618567

    I use Netlify, but GitHub does not require paying to host a public site.

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    Comment #19612405

    It seems you missed the point. Anyway, parent said obscure hardware, so hardly useful for most people. And it sounded more like a personal activity, it is not clear he/she did publ…

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    Comment #19609816

    Indeed, AAA games are designed like you explained on purpose. However, let's not put every game in the same bag. A shootout to all indie games that simply make games that start and…

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    Comment #19609791

    > all which lead to greater value creation and self fulfillment superior to defeating some imaginary creature That is 100% subjective. For instance, I can easily argue that breakin…

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    Comment #19607941

    I almost agree with you, but the truth is even with almost minimum brightness, I still prefer that background color get slightly darker than pure white (and same in black backgroun…

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    Comment #19597868

    Hah! Because driving to the lake, playing poker and going to the movies in the mall makes oneself a very mature and serious person. Not like those immature infants that play games.…

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    Comment #19597745

    Yes, I do. One, and she is old enough now. Even when she was little, I had free time. If you do not have enough free time for your child, maybe you should consider not having them.…

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    Comment #19593355

    If your definition of "interesting" is how much math it requires, I have bad news for you... :) Anyway, neither AI nor security cover that much of CS (they are parts of CS, and the…

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    Comment #19593014

    I always aim for 4 free hours per DAY. If this is true, I really don't understand how people can live in the USA. Go to Canada, Europe or something!

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    Comment #19592726

    What do you mean by theory?

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    Comment #19592712

    Those are useful for compiler devs and language designers, not so much for the average user of the language.

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    Comment #19592686

    That is exactly what I was talking about! You are portraying games as "immature activities" like "superhero movies", rather than just "movies". The same way there are more "mature"…

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    Comment #19589913

    > But once you do, you find that other subfields of CS are more interesting and useful. And you just get older. :) It is true that some people, as they get older, claim to find gam…

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    Comment #19578483

    What math-backed theories? Why do they matter? Do you mean for the compiler team or for the users?

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    Comment #19577232

    I am not sure what you are trying to say. Any driver for a multiuser OS that essentially bypasses protection mechanisms by the kernel for non-root users is broken, period. There is…

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    Comment #19571973

    The article is about a driver that allows to map any physical page.

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    Comment #19571380

    Yes, yes, of course. All my C programs are pure too! They are a simple mapping of a tuple (hardware state, queue of world events) onto itself! Truly marvelous! Vive la pureté! PS. …

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    Comment #19570154

    A quick remark: general purpose compilers (including all the common ones) aren't really built for "extreme" performance. They always pick big tradeoffs and don't try everything the…

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    Comment #19570104

    Yes, we all know how functional languages work; this is Y Combinator after all. However, that is a pedantic remark and missing OP's point. It is clear OP meant a program as in an e…

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    Comment #19568396

    A driver allowing to map any page is like recording a magician from all angles. The only reasonable usage of such a situation is for the magician him/herself, to study his/her own …

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    Comment #19561674

    I hope you are trolling. No, I am not going to give any credibility to random Instagram "influencers".

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    Comment #19561643

    Why would we care about Torvalds' political views at all? Really, who cares? No, he is not a "leader" in any way outside kernel development. Are we going to ask everyone now for th…