2017-01-07 at 3:12 AM UTC
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Originally posted by Sophie
I just saw this today.
I am not going to reinvent the wheel so here is a bash script i found on stackoverflow.
#!/bin/bash
file=`mktemp /tmp/duplicates.XXXXX` || { echo "Error creating tmp file"; exit 1; }
find $1 -type f |sort > $file
awk -F/ '{print tolower($NF)}' $file |
uniq -c|
awk '$1>1 { sub(/^[[:space:]]+[[:digit:]]+[[:space:]]+/,""); print }'|
while read line;
do grep -i "$line" $file;
done
rm $file
Hey reinventing the wheel isn't a bad thing, this is actually an idea I got from /g/ awhile ago, but have yet to try my own. I guess this qualifies, was really thinking unique even if they have different names. I don't know if there's a good way of doing this without using a shitload of space.
Originally posted by reject
Can you write a script that when Bill Krozby logs in here it automatically redirects him to twink porn?
Imblying his homepage isn't twink porn.
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2017-01-05 at 1:12 AM UTC
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Q̇uick Ċ Q̇uestion
Oh according to this that would only get you the first char from the string, so you'd only get "A" out of "AF_INET".
https://www.gamedev.net/topic/585035-double-pointer-to-argv/The way you did it, argv[1] is the correct way to reference the whole string. When you create a socket I don't know if AF_INET is really a string that can be used the way you want.
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2017-01-05 at 12:59 AM UTC
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Oh man I'm not good with C and it's been awhile, are you doing the Beej Networking book by chance?
My guess is you aren't passing the data into socket() correctly, be it that it should be a value and you are giving a pointer or the other way around.
As I understand argv is a double pointer (and an array is generally a pointer), so argv is an array of pointers. Then argv[1] is a pointer to the first arg. If you wanted a value you'd have to do "
*argv[1]". Edit: the star in bold
Be warned I'm very likely mistaken about some of that.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1641957/is-an-array-name-a-pointer-in-chttps://stackoverflow.com/questions/4475297/c-how-do-you-access-value-from-a-pointer-to-a-pointer-to-that-valuehttps://stackoverflow.com/questions/5580761/why-use-double-pointer-or-why-use-pointers-to-pointers
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Originally posted by RisiR
Coming from reject, I assume it's a gay dating site for Brits on welfare.
That would be "plenty of fish and chips", pofc.
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2016-12-31 at 10:17 PM UTC
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Happy new year y'all
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2016-12-17 at 6:53 PM UTC
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attn: bling
Lanny uploaded him into the NiS mainframe.
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2017-01-02 at 2:17 PM UTC
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wen btc crashd
Originally posted by RisiR
Does the whole thing take technological advancement into consideration?
What if energy production advances rapidly through one invention like it did so many times in the past? Will the whole thing crash or adapt?
Not beyond the difficulty increasing, how could it? You would need to predict the future.
I've said before that I really like the idea of Primecoin which (besides that I'm a bagholder) has an infinite number of coins and difficulty to mine them depends on the demand. Something like that could be more resistant to advances in technology, where the Bitcoin difficulty is completely fixed. Your situation could cause all the unmined bitcoins to suddenly be found and then it's value is based purely on transaction costs and human psychology.
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2017-01-02 at 2:09 PM UTC
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Originally posted by Sophie
BTC gets harder to mine per BTC mined, Moore's law not withstanding. So it retains it's value mostly. Of course there is some volatility in the BTC market but the trend is generally upwards.
If it became too expensive to mine relative to the actual price that could really fuck it up. In theory it shouldn't happen and they move in step, but the difficulty increased a couple months ago and for those past few months the price was largely the same as it was before the difficulty increase. Though overall looks to be going higher and that makes sense. (tbh I'm not basing this off any charts or solid evidence). That situation has happened with silver.
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Don't forget your Assault Rifle ™
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Originally posted by Malice
Is there anything killing jedis can’t solve?
Math and science
:---/
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Originally posted by Sophie
It is common knowledge among the peoples of the low lands that Dutch women in general, don't get born. They sprout up out of the ground, they are farmed sometimes, but PC culture has recently cast doubts on this ancient tradition.
This excites the Sophie
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2016-12-14 at 2:22 AM UTC
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polygraph.info
It's just anti-Russian propaganda in snopes format.
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2016-12-30 at 11:51 PM UTC
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dox
For 1 BTC I will do a psychic reading and tell you what colour socks said UK nigger wears.
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2016-12-24 at 7:10 PM UTC
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Robbing a bank
It's not the most intelligent way to get money, what are you going to get $5-10,000 while risking at least 10 years of your life. Smart people rob the bank from congress or at least the comfort of an office chair.
I'll oblige your fantasy though, I would target the armored car. I always think it would be fun to brake check them and come to a complete stop in a situation that corners them and see if they would pull an evasive maneuver. This for example was a crime of opportunity, but with planning there are situations like this all the time.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xx-3THfnHyM
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Originally posted by Discount Whore
And hey, I'm sorry if I offended you, but you really should try to eat healthier than pizza rolls. Especially if you're special snowflake level depressed. A better diet helped my depression tons. It'll help you too because I say so.
You are what you eat. I only eat Comet Pizza with (((mystery meat))) topping. This is why despite being a 140 year old wizard I am as supple as a newborn.
For real though eat some vegetables nigga. If you don't shit twice a day you're doing it wrong.
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People are morons. Not us, of course, everyone else. Somehow they are incapable of being in the moment and also incapable of planning ahead. It's like they live in a manufactured world that they didn't even create. They would even benefit from an imaginary fantasy.
Just don't get caught up in hate. Or at least channel it if you do. Actually hate and fear are pretty good, maybe that's what everyones problem is, not accepting those emotions.
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2016-12-23 at 2 AM UTC
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Objects of self-discovery
Originally posted by Zanick
It makes me want second-guess the human tendency to think twice about certain things
So you're going to second guess second guessing?
You, "you're" life is just small pattern repeating over and over. That's why things are predictable.
object:
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Only for highly specialized applications like crypto coin mining and data processing like tensor flow, rendering fractals, etc. You
can write computer programs that specifically use GPU, but I imagine the learning curve is very steep and with not much value without a specific goal.
Tensor flow is a machine learning python library made by Google which will automatically take advantage of the GPU if you have one. It's a lot easier to get started than you think:
https://www.tensorflow.org/tutorials/mnist/beginners/ You can basically ignore the math and just know you are shaping a function/line (or many functions/lines) to represent data points.
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