obdurak

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by obdurak 18y ago
In a related topic, it seems that pulsed microwaves (such as GSM signals) increase the blood-brain barrier permeability. Could that explain their cognitive effects? Could caffeine protect from GSM hazards?
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by obdurak 18y ago
I applaud the effort, however the scan quality is very low - it's barely readable, even to humans. Also he should highlight the search terms.
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by obdurak 19y ago
Yes but it's a C++ vs C argument and I certainly wouldn't advocate C++ for anything. What would be more appropriate I think is a type-safe high-level language with garbage collection, where you can at least concatenate strings and forget a
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by obdurak 19y ago
That's what happens when you outsource your bodily functions to computerized technology.
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by obdurak 19y ago
Couldn't read it, the link has been down for a few hours.
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Jsure, a static Javascript analyzer, checks syntax, catches undeclared variables and bad regexes.(jsure.org)
4 points by obdurak 19y ago|0 comments
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by obdurak 19y ago
They certainly are expert C coders and a VCS can benefit from direct-to-the metal code. Let's hope that lower-quality C won't creep in.
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by obdurak 19y ago
You could go further and say that all languages are lists of characters and wish for a language without the lexical top layer.
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by obdurak 19y ago
Why detect, when you can correct?
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by obdurak 19y ago
I see that Git has indeed advanced, sexier concepts than Hg. However there is one thing that makes me uncomfortable with Git: Its source code is a bit like the Linux kernel: written in C, messy, with lots of scripts (including Bash and Pe