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That's all well and good, but you need to raise that with your IT department if it is an inconvenience rather than complaining to us. It seems odd that github would be blocked especially given HN isn't unless your company has some sort of pathological fear of accidental IP dilution, so perhaps it is a mistake that will be quickly corrected once pointed out?
my coworker's previous employer blocked all code-sharing and question-and-answer sites for programmers because of a pathological fear of accidental IP dilution. it's a real thing.
HolyJit: A New Hope
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Last I heard Terry Davis got kicked out of his parent's house and is now living out of his car. Something about an upcoming court case he's involved in as well. He has a small following on Reddit and users post updates of his whereabouts from time to time. He still sporadically streams live video to the TempleOS site. Last broadcast was from an internet cafe.
Does Terry still post here? I just went to my settings to turn on dead posts.
Edit: The comments were posted 6 hours ago, check his user page https://news.ycombinator.com/threads?id=TempleOS
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in a lot of places (if you are not a developer) everything non-work related is blocked. It's stupid, but i've seen this often with friends.
> everything non-work related is blocked. It's stupid Why is it stupid?
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I hope they are paying you very well.
Government site. They aren't paying James well. Added: if you think I'm joking or being unfair, just look at the compensation tables for just about any government outfit. They top out around a salary that is considered average for software folks in some places.
If he's not paid well then I hope he realizes that by merely being aware of HN and GitHub puts him in the top 10% of developers and he can do a lot better than working at a place that restricts his ability to educate himself.
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#126This is a pretty well explored technique, it's rarely done these days because historically, people could not get good enough performance.
(I am not trying to knock them, just put it in context)
For more context on how you'd do something like this, read this:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Partial_evaluation#Futamura_pr... and http://blog.sigfpe.com/2009/05/three-projections-of-doctor-f...
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#127Daniel 5
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#128For those wondering, it's a specializer, applied to an interpreter, to specialize the interpreter into a jit. This is a pretty well explored technique, it's rarely done these days because historically, people could not get good enough performance. (I am not trying to knock them, just put it in context) For more context on how you'd do something like this, read this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Partial_evaluation#Fu…
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> everything non-work related is blocked. It's stupid Why is it stupid?
I once had to fight with IT to unblock MSDN, and we were a Microsoft dev shop. Glad I do not work their anymore.