gauravk92

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by gauravk92 14y ago
To be fair maybe people don't want to give out their email to everyone.
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by gauravk92 14y ago
ARM is introducing 64 bit chipsets in less than a year or so. The power savings will be worth the switch for cloud hosts. Most devices sold already run ARM.
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by gauravk92 14y ago
What did you start using instead of Vagrant? Jc.
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by gauravk92 14y ago
They are right now in the stages of removing proprietary code towards a modular architecture. I think it's more likely they could implement libvert as a plugin. The focus isn't to make a pluggable architecture for vm emulators(libvert). But
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by gauravk92 14y ago
Baby steps.
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by gauravk92 14y ago
We start it, early adopters. The mass picks up on it after a few years, only if it gets started in the first place.
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by gauravk92 14y ago
Can you provide further reading on that? I'd love to find out more about how exactly dark energy "absorbed" Einstein's ideas, and I'm sure I'm not alone here.
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by gauravk92 14y ago
These language enthusiasts forget that the best language is the best one for the task at hand. They'll get it eventually IMHO.
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by gauravk92 14y ago
What do you suppose is after futures on wall street, just curious.
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by gauravk92 14y ago
AS3 -> Dart -> JS, a bit much don't you think? I'm not sure who is trying to use a web stack three levels deep and dart based no less. I'm skeptical of how long dart is going to last at google, but this is definitely an impressive p
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by gauravk92 14y ago
Not possible without rejecting the binary unfortunately. If you submitted it a day ago or so, just reject it. It'll get dropped down in the queue but if the situation calls for it, might be necessary.
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by gauravk92 14y ago
Any chance you could reply saying how many requests you got for a free tshirt, for science!
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by gauravk92 14y ago
So just infer the method name at runtime. The static analyzer could alert a human of a dynamic performSelector call but they're still a myriad of ways to get around that as well. With just a tiny bit of obfuscation any human is simply going
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by gauravk92 14y ago
You don't need the extra ram. ZFS uses it as a cache, more ram, more cache. That's about it, otherwise it doesn't use much ram.
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by gauravk92 14y ago
"To no longer worry about something requires worrying about it a lot first."
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by gauravk92 14y ago
Most developers learn by example. I've looked for resources on using vcs properly but the few that existed weren't very good. A great resource would be a showcase for a collection of great commits. It doesn't exist as far as I know unfortun
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by gauravk92 14y ago
Sure it's not an issue if you think you have to support android. When in reality you just have to support the iPhone, and it doesn't have these issues. Android support is helpful but not neccesary, like supporting IE alongside Firefox a few
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by gauravk92 14y ago
Their research labs have quantum computers, I'm sure they are well aware. As for pushing this to market, no hurry, they're in the business of selling silicone 8086 based processors, they'll probably keep doing that for as long as possible.
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by gauravk92 14y ago
Can you provide further reading where OP fell short?
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by gauravk92 14y ago
When we discuss solving whether P=NP, are we talking about a theoretical shortcut that allows us to not have to calculate everything? Or is it quantum computing that simply allows us to efficiently just compute everything because no shortcu
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by gauravk92 14y ago
Bills used to not be 1000 page tomes. Special interests usually cause that bloat by lobbying for exemptions or credits in special circumstances. There's no real reason it has to be 2000 pages, it's not going to be three pages either though.
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by gauravk92 14y ago
Most definitely true, but do you believe we are currently at the forefront of scientific exploration as we have been for the past few decades? I believe a shift has occurred, we are still the 800 pound gorilla but in 50 years, that may be a
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by gauravk92 14y ago
Historians will look back at this time as a fundamental shift away from America as the leader of scientific exploration. It's a shame Europe is leading the search at the microscopic (LHC) and macroscopic scales (this), and we're considering
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by gauravk92 14y ago
The game has barely been started and the entire community is ready to go, wow. This game is going to be something else when it's released, can't wait!
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by gauravk92 14y ago
I would imagine no one at valve is an expert at managing backups for hundreds of machines and keeping an appropriate level of redundancy. Valve is definitely a company that is going to focus on where it can do better then others. They proba
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by gauravk92 14y ago
I understand the parent comments point as well as yours. I realize this won't be an issue for most of the employees, but bad apples sneak through everywhere, it's human nature, and I specifically wanted to understand how they might handle t
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by gauravk92 14y ago
Good point, I made an amendment.
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by gauravk92 14y ago
1. How do you handle the logical conclusion of letting your workers do whatever they want, they don't do anything? This may not apply to all employees, but it surely applies to at least one, and I wanted to know specifically how you might h
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by gauravk92 14y ago
As well that many people end up wanting to see if this is really going to get the support and actually happen, because only then is it really worth pledging their money.
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by gauravk92 14y ago
Thanks, wow kickstarter is just awesome that they offer that openly. A traditional organization I feel wouldn't.

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