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Comment #49160976
The first time I ran across Kelly it was WRT card counting. There is some rare positive off the top video poker out there.
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Comment #49039696
Before the industrial revolution or so somebody coming up in a craft would build a chunk of their toolset as part of that process. Even today many good (not necessarily software) e…
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Comment #48252962
I thought his second name was Goebbles?
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Comment #48001146
I have a similar tendency. I doesn't really work for me to write code and listen to lyrics so EDM and grindcore, like carcass, works for me. Either there are few words or you can u…
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Comment #47998652
I think this fits well with Phish's isolated monoculture. I also started listening to Phish in the early 90s and have only seen 30 shows or so. Every time I go to a run it is very …
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Comment #46900440
We have standards, called laws, for how we use shared resources. The fine is about $60/day. Feels low to me to be honest. The actions described could have easily contributed to dea…
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Comment #45865812
Comp.souces.games was a source of delight and pain as I learned how to port software from sizeof(int) == sizeof(void *) architectures.
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Comment #26857419
$3.82 for the ebook on Amazon.
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Comment #26440539
Original blog article. Not paywalled. https://oxide.computer/blog/compensation-as-a-reflection-of-...
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Comment #25203077
Kind of interesting. You can google map yourself to within a few 100 meters of the thing. I suspect the people who "found it" were really just pimping it? If there isn't already th…
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Comment #25180551
I came at this the other way. KnR was my first real book about programming. Next were Bentley. Most O'Reilly and like books are overly wordy and don't get to the meat of the issue …
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Comment #21501207
Two answers. Some embedded envs I've worked in there isn't a argc/argv/envp. In the Unix envs I've worked in it also takes envp. I think I've use that 3 times in the roughly 25 yea…
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Comment #20862715
You have this backwards. Being mean doesn't scale. A small number of mean people can poison a large part of the community. That drives off future contributors at a high rate. Being…
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Comment #20002744
I have goats and like them. "sweet fermenting odor": This person has never been around a billy goat. They stink and it sticks around. I like goats as farm pets. They can be a bit, …
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Comment #19830501
I think while this article doesn't really prove its thesis very well there is a kernel of an idea here which is useful to investigate. That is the idea that line by line stepping i…
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Comment #19458448
The title of this needs to be changed go "A brief history of why artists are no longer making a living recording music". Live music is still huge and there are great musicians who …
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Comment #18784217
Interesting this article never said "poorly architected". The conclusion that the issue is peanut buttered points at that. Instead of looking into the system for things to optimize…
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Comment #16425578
Ditto. Too little, too late.
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Comment #16329075
My Barlow story starts with reading the first issue of the EFFector. Being a Deadhead I was also aware of John as Bob Weir's song writing partner. Reading a CACM column by Bob duri…
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Comment #15096275
This is not about comparing values. "is" compares address (memory location) and == compares value. While the same address implies the same value (for integers; see Naan for fun cou…