setitimer

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by setitimer 11y ago
Triggered!
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by setitimer 11y ago
OK. Unfortunately, this is pretty typical of embedded development. The mentality tends to be that "nobody is going to see" the code, so only the external interfaces are well documented and understanding of the internals resides
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by setitimer 11y ago
You need to talk to the person you report to at your employer. Dragging the contracting agency into this at this point is not reasonable. And, unfortunately, you may find that this is the situation and you have to live with it. My first j
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by setitimer 11y ago
Debugging is twice as hard as writing the code in the first place. Therefore, if you write the code as cleverly as possible, you are, by definition, not smart enough to debug it. - Brian W. Kernighan
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by setitimer 11y ago
A stopped clock is right twice a day.
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by setitimer 13y ago
The thing that kills me is people who reply to emails with a phone call. I actually quit putting my cell number in my email signature because of this. If I wanted to talk to you I would call you; if I emailed you for something then I expe
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by setitimer 13y ago
Italians, Germans, Russians, Irish are all just White? It's such a degenerate, lazy, anti-white breakdown. It's a disgrace.
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by setitimer 13y ago
Assuming the paper's optimistic predictions are feasible, the amortized cost per passenger of a one-way ticket is $20 plus operating costs. So, sure, the round trip cost will hopefully be somewhere below $100, if we ignore the cost of
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by setitimer 13y ago
How? It's still too expensive for most people to use on a daily basis. It still requires some way to get from the train station to your final destination, which adds yet more cost. The end result is that the only people who will rea
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by setitimer 13y ago
You might be able to replace some of the long-distance Amtrak lines with such a system, but over half of Amtrak's ridership is on the Northeast Corridor between Boston and Washington. Those trains make stops at all the major cities (a
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by setitimer 13y ago
That's apparently the idea. But there is a reason it's being called the "Train to Nowhere". It will be yet another huge boondoggle that nobody uses and has to be subsidized for its entire lifetime.
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by setitimer 13y ago
She said it herself: it's another Segway. It's a solution in search of a problem. We already have mass transit between northern and southern California: airplanes. I know, I know, this would be "better". But the exis
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by setitimer 13y ago
Government doesn't have to care about risk or tangible profit, and they have a longer time horizon than most business can afford. Look at the space race, for example; the potential gains were purely political and the project certainly
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by setitimer 13y ago
I don't really care for the template model; it won't look like your actual handwriting because most people don't write individual letters in little boxes the same way they write sentences. I would be really impressed if the t