Monkeyget

6 ms·

1.
by Monkeyget 8y ago
It won't work on an up to date Windows 10 because the latest updates of Windows 10 don't allow testsigning mode anymore.
2.
by Monkeyget 8y ago
[..]I think tech companies may have something to do with it too. These companies basically create massive book assets (and income streams) without requiring much capital, or being capital constrained. John Van Reenen talks about this in
3.
by Monkeyget 8y ago
I have a Lenovo X1 Yoga which, confusingly, is completely different from the "non X1" Yoga rviewed here. Also not to be confused with the X1 Carbon which is pretty much the same product as the X1 Yoga but belongs to a different l
4.
by Monkeyget 8y ago
Is there a changelog available somewhere?
5.
by Monkeyget 9y ago
As you go into more advanced topics, youtube might to be the best media. Have you tried looking into books about topics that interest you?
6.
by Monkeyget 9y ago
I got very confused for a while because I installed cachier with a c instead of cashier. Similar name, similar functionalities, different projects.
7.
by Monkeyget 10y ago
It reminds me of the SQLite motto : Small. Fast. Reliable. Choose any three.
8.
by Monkeyget 10y ago
How does it compare to SICP? It's hard not to see the similarities : an introductory MIT book about programming written in Lisp.
9.
by Monkeyget 11y ago
It's megawatt hour.
10.
by Monkeyget 11y ago
Several contemporary settlements have been excavated: Nevalı Çori, Jerf el Ahmar, Mureybet. So we know what the houses, communal buildings and granaries looked like. Göbekli doesn't look anything like that. The location also reveals t
11.
by Monkeyget 11y ago
Göbekli Tepe is an amazing site that gets surprisingly little attention given its importance. It is the oldest building in the world. The only older constructions that we know of is a small wall made from piled rock to protect a cave from t
12.
by Monkeyget 11y ago
The next step is to realize that you can use streams to communicate between processes. Stream parallelization is used not just to speed things up but as an easier way to write massively parallel programs. Instead of bug inducing mutexes and
13.
by Monkeyget 11y ago
They run Mangopay, a payment processor.
14.
by Monkeyget 12y ago
Sounds like a textbook case of a capability trap and a failure to recognize that an improvement programs may actually result in a reduction of productivity in the short term. From 'Nobody Ever Gets Credit for Fixing Problems That Never
15.
by Monkeyget 12y ago
Apparently this is a republication of a blog article [0] that was heavily commented on hnews [1]. There is also a part two and three there. [0] http://blog.paralleluniverse.co/2014/05/01/modern-java/ [1]
16.
by Monkeyget 12y ago
There is a video presentation on the topic from the author: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xCkyPc72XNQ#t=97
17.
by Monkeyget 12y ago
*96 humanoid robots
18.
Nslookup is a badly flawed tool. Don't use it(homepage.ntlworld.com)
1 points by Monkeyget 12y ago|0 comments
19.
by Monkeyget 12y ago
There is The Architecture of Open Source Applications series of book http://aosabook.org/en/index.html were one of the author of the software explain the essence of the program.
20.
by Monkeyget 12y ago
It's known as a Taleb Distribution https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taleb_distribution
21.
by Monkeyget 12y ago
Great project! I've done some python code optimization recently and I was fairly disappointed in the profiling options; more precisely the profiling visualization options. Standard python provides pstats, which is basic and has an awkw
22.
by Monkeyget 12y ago
I want to write a simple node application that fetches an http document and write it to the disk. The only requirement is for the application to print out in plain English if there is one of the following error: * the document doesn't
23.
by Monkeyget 12y ago
They don't know what's going on if you are a user or an intermediate node. If you are an exit node they see all the traffic in clear.
24.
by Monkeyget 12y ago
I take it that by design you mean code quality and that you include error handling in edge cases. Yes bad things do happen in the real world: connections fail, files are missing, input are invalid, programs have bugs,... Yes you do have to
25.
by Monkeyget 12y ago
8Mb is less than a thousand of a percent of my hard drive. That space is well worth the convenience of not having to worry about installing a language/checking version/compiling/whatever.
26.
by Monkeyget 12y ago
It's from the kid that did the learn MIT CS cursus in a year.
27.
by Monkeyget 12y ago
I guess I should link to the code : https://github.com/tburette/gameaboutsquaressolver I did this more to play with chrome extension. It's a nice problem to write some AI code: deterministic, single agent, easy to
28.
Game About Squares solver as a chrome extension(chrome.google.com)
2 points by Monkeyget 12y ago|1 comments
29.
by Monkeyget 12y ago
I wrote a solver as a chrome extension : https://github.com/tburette/gameaboutsquaressolver Javascript is not the best language to write AI.
30.
by Monkeyget 12y ago
There are game stats: http://gameaboutsquares.com/statistics.html

More ›