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    Comment #15612117

    This article is gold. The web is dead and infested with maggots.

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    Comment #15593298

    That is complete crap. Programmers have the same ladder as professional athletes. You can be amazing at 17 or 36 without collegiate training and indoctrination.

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    Comment #15585417

    He is totally right excepting popular extrapolation. The basic idea is that people 'eventually' identify with idea venues, not ideas. If (at venue maturity) a venue stops including…

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    Comment #15584724

    If you want an OS environment virtualize. If you want a jail containerize. But containers are basically misused as lightweight vms so this type of conversation is inevitable. I don…

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    Comment #15516257

    A field of butterflies in the cow pasture feeding on manure. Pure joy. Rarely seen now, more the lone floater on the wind.

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    Comment #15516041

    As you say except I explicitly noted '..type approaches' and '..semantics'. If a library designer does things in a way that makes you doubtful of state then don't fork. If you do f…

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    Comment #15507511

    What you don't like the fact that apple sucks for breaking userspace (as usual) or that pthread_atfork() type approaches should be in every programmers toolbox?

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    Comment #15507362

    fork() is not gets and you don't f*ck with process creation. If a programmer commits an error that deadlocks or corrupts data by using fork() unsafely they really should have known…

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    Comment #15507283

    LOL. mac osx breaks fork() to avoid state inconsistency in threaded applications. How about pthread_atfork() semantics? But ,as usual, apple heavy hands userspace and breaks things…

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    Comment #15490408

    Data structures and ADTs are the key in general.

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    Comment #15490386

    pseudocode and application logic is absolutely necessary. Visualization is cumbersome and unnecessary except in large codebases.

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    Comment #15483491

    30 arc second permutation on a TC forecast track as it impacts multiple points of interest across multiple impact models. Heavily parallel amenable and in RT not an async endeavor.…

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    Comment #15483451

    Hrmmm. I've avoided two by knowing the stop was coming and watching the rear view -> move to shoulder.

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    Comment #15483442

    Yes, but that is avoided by years of experience and pattern learning, something AI should be able to figure out quickly.

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    Comment #15475274

    90s: Blind Guardian, made up for the death metal and thrash crap.

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    Comment #15475213

    I see your design is lacking and your fud quotient is high. Good on you!

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    Comment #15475185

    All the time. Web development is a sad excuse for experience in HPC environments. But node guys always think I/O processing in an event loop must work for everything!!!! With that …

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    Comment #15475143

    Disagree. Threaded programming is not that difficult. Design matters. If you are trying to back fit threads into legacy code that has a traditional process based model with massive…

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    Comment #15450835

    Lennart: you are a well paid tool and your designs and causes are not the causes of those of the prior generation of *nix users. When you understand that you will stop winking at u…

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    Comment #15450778

    Fuck this. freebsd is now the way forward. Linux has been compromised and in a way that is understandable to anyone conversant with the design philosophy of the underlying userspac…

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    Comment #15450638

    Yeah, this is common. Don't modify firewall rules, fuck with interface settings and addressing without another way in.

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    Comment #15450615

    Oh fuck moment.

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    Comment #15450595

    I once deleted the entire contents of /bin and /sbin on an HPUX box ~2004 with the HPUX servers origin circa 1996. Live ssh session: non-standard location. scp from a convenient ne…

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    Comment #15450519

    Interesting. I also start in bash. I then move to sed|awk|bash (extremely powerful). Then I move to TCL or Python. Then I move to swig libraries for either language. Maybe C or int…