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by 12423gsd 12y ago
Oh sorry. I was under the impression that Apple was in charge of the LLVM project
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by 12423gsd 12y ago
Not to be cynical, but what's in it for Apple? Obviously someone at Apple decided this makes business sense. What's the thinking?
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by 12423gsd 12y ago
Are "Traits" basically C++ Concepts?
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by 12423gsd 12y ago
I went through college without a Facebook, but I made one shortly after graduating and I've been using it more and more (about 3 years). I now realize that in retrospect it was a huge mistake as I missed out on a lot . I think on a ce
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by 12423gsd 12y ago
The RStudio guys have really made R a pleasure to use. Thank you guys! The core language is still a confusing mess (I'm still never sure when to use a matrix, a dataframe, a list..), but if you use their tools you can ignore it for the
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by 12423gsd 12y ago
I find Facebook lists to be a lot more convenient for "micro-sharing". The lists are completely on your end, and none of your friends know what list they are on. It just makes it so that everything from you is targeted to them .
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by 12423gsd 12y ago
" google is working with the LLVM team to integrate the toolchain into visual studio " the 3 giants are working together...
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by 12423gsd 12y ago
While he was not a communist, his plans for social justice were very threatening to the establishment If you read "Where Do We Go from Here: Chaos or Community?" (which he wrote towards the end of his life), he basically says that
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by 12423gsd 12y ago
Are they really making money with Azure? Isn't that one of the most competitive markets at the moment? I'd imagine the margins are slim to none as everyone is trying to price each other out.
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by 12423gsd 12y ago
Unfortunately our perceptions can't be boiled down to chemicals in the brain. You can be depressed and have normal chemical levels. Just because increasing some chemical will make you happier, doesn't necessarily mean that's
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by 12423gsd 12y ago
The reality is that the professionals have better tools. It's not just gambling, it's gambling against someone that can see the cards. If there is some method to turn $1 into $2 then there is a whole sea of people who are better a
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by 12423gsd 12y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if in the US salaries drop in the coming decade. CS classes are incredibly impacted and universities are churning out students. Sure the quality of your average graduate is plummeting too, but that's never
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by 12423gsd 12y ago
Thanks for linking the paper! I'll definitely read over that. I've heard it mentioned before ... I'm definitely not an R guru or "in" on the latest news, but it seems that Hadley Wickham (who probably single handedl
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by 12423gsd 12y ago
I really enjoy using ggplot2, but the basic "theme" is terrible. - They tried too hard to do a Tuft* - but it's actually way too flashy. - Basically the issue is that it's not generic enough. Whenever you see a ggplot2 p