ddandd

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by ddandd 11y ago
And while your're at it, I suggest taking the Bayesian approach for the criterion of a scientific method, where falsification is a particular (and simplified) case of Bayesian reasoning. A great introduction may be found at [0], if one
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by ddandd 11y ago
I might be nitpicking, but I disagree with Raymond Chen here. Regarding his example, IMO, the process of saving a file has a platonic security abstraction, it is a very limited computation engine. When one is able to escape this abstraction
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Why do we need data about what the poorest think(aeon.co)
2 points by ddandd 11y ago|0 comments
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Single chain Chrome RCE on unsandboxed process(code.google.com)
1 points by ddandd 11y ago|0 comments
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by ddandd 11y ago
Talking about tabs, I am really curious why links which get opened in new tabs don't feature a working back button. It really bothers me when reading an article that contains a lot of references, I open them, each one on a new tab, rea
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Do we really want to fuse our minds together?(aeon.co)
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A New Way to Look at Networking (2006) [video](youtube.com)
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by ddandd 12y ago
I believe that a similar approach can also be used in C++ with the help of ADL [1] and some template magic. Though it may only work on expressions whose concrete type may be known at compile-time (which makes it pretty useless). [1] http:&
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One Hacker Way(blog.cleancoder.com)
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by ddandd 12y ago
https://github.com/fmap/flp.mobi This repository previously included a toolchain to build a collection of eBooks, in ePub and MOBI formats, from Caltech's online edition of the Feynman Lectures. Those scripts have
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by ddandd 12y ago
Not only it is not very intuitive, I also find it to hurt the linearity of code. The code which will be executed after the loop ends depends on how the loop ended. break statement is usually a glorified but mostly harmless go to, but I thin
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by ddandd 14y ago
That's why I play Coursera's videos at higher rates. It makes the learning much more intensive and interesting.