If you do everything in the constructor and the destructor, and in the meantime store a generic instance (or maybe a list of generic instances) somewhere. This can be a quite rare situation, though. But not impossible.
one should also note that even if we take a fantasist hypothesis of a major breakthrough demonstrating a loose of strength of 2 bits for AES-128 once a year during ten years, we would probably still have tens of years…
It could have 0 impact if you don't use it (like a lot of things in C++)
not e.g. with 64-bits, va args and literal 0 (cf FrankBooth example)
Considering how i use computers, most of the time i found it far more convenient to apt-get search and 20s latter install (or the equivalent with the package manager you use) than downloading a random piece of software…
I argue that it's claiming the traversal of linked lists, provided you have a choice between at least two linked lists containing the same set of elements. I argue that this restriction is meaningless, because it has no…
use your fingers, report 10 millions, times 3.
I could not. There is nothing anti-competitive in distributing something at marginal cost, when expected revenues that fit into a proven and habitual business model are elsewhere.
More on 2.; for the purpose of disclosing knowledge, patents are typically somewhere between 10 and 1000x less useful than a good scientific paper. And the content of the innovative parts of most scientific papers are…
I agree there is a risk of misinterpretation as in "all kind all linked lists have been patented, here is the patent" and for this reason, it maybe would have been better to get an even more precise title. By i'm…
At first I thought that too. But within 1 or 2s, I remembered that linked lists have never been limited to single linked lists (except maybe in poor quality courses), multiple linked lists have been around since Unix…
Summary by one sentence of the article: "Now, I’m not a software developer, mathematician, or patent expert". That reads in other parts of the text... and even in the poor choice of patent excerpts. Some parts are naive…
How would you define "social coding"?
IIRC Os X can now resize its own FS, so we can probably let my beautiful (just kidding) HFS code RIP. I won't talk for the other FS code, I have no special knowledge of them. I have had no involvement in Parted for…
That is a little sad because the FS code was once the whole point of Parted. But that does not mean the removal was not justified, I don't know, I've been away from Parted for a very long time. (disclaimer: I wrote the…
"Revolutions" in the industry are often not the result of a big bang, but more frequently of mere accumulation of little steps. GNU+Linux has not changed anything in the industry when initially released. It was years…
It's debatable whether github is more important than git or not. Despite the impression a reader of this site could have that (hype and with an user interface copy pasted from the prototype hype fashion simple user…
That does not make him irrelevant when he is still here. For example, the direction he "recently" gave to the arm branch (basically ordering everybody to clean up their shit immediately), will probably imply that Linux…
who reads CNN Money anyway?
> Well, now I’m telling you that Xbox applications need to run in kernel mode. wtf?
Once you start calling anything an invention, the next logical step is to allow to patent it. OK it's too late for the US, but we still have some hope in Europe, so unless you are writing stuffs using concepts and…
It's only impossible to write a program that can be feed with any completely arbitrary program and input and yet determine all the time if it will halt or not. What few people realize, is that most completely arbitrary…
> When Windows was better than the competition, it was winning in the marketplace. Now Google and Apple are better than the competition, so they are winning in the marketplace. hm??? this contains at least as much…
Not a very good strategy to avoid bloat... Not even mentioning you will end up with 100 times the number of tools you have now. I would not call such a system more simple, indeed it would be inferior on all possible…
you are pretending there is on difference between attribution of ideas and utilisation of ideas. I won't even explain why this is not true.
If you do everything in the constructor and the destructor, and in the meantime store a generic instance (or maybe a list of generic instances) somewhere. This can be a quite rare situation, though. But not impossible.
one should also note that even if we take a fantasist hypothesis of a major breakthrough demonstrating a loose of strength of 2 bits for AES-128 once a year during ten years, we would probably still have tens of years…
It could have 0 impact if you don't use it (like a lot of things in C++)
not e.g. with 64-bits, va args and literal 0 (cf FrankBooth example)
Considering how i use computers, most of the time i found it far more convenient to apt-get search and 20s latter install (or the equivalent with the package manager you use) than downloading a random piece of software…
I argue that it's claiming the traversal of linked lists, provided you have a choice between at least two linked lists containing the same set of elements. I argue that this restriction is meaningless, because it has no…
use your fingers, report 10 millions, times 3.
I could not. There is nothing anti-competitive in distributing something at marginal cost, when expected revenues that fit into a proven and habitual business model are elsewhere.
More on 2.; for the purpose of disclosing knowledge, patents are typically somewhere between 10 and 1000x less useful than a good scientific paper. And the content of the innovative parts of most scientific papers are…
I agree there is a risk of misinterpretation as in "all kind all linked lists have been patented, here is the patent" and for this reason, it maybe would have been better to get an even more precise title. By i'm…
At first I thought that too. But within 1 or 2s, I remembered that linked lists have never been limited to single linked lists (except maybe in poor quality courses), multiple linked lists have been around since Unix…
Summary by one sentence of the article: "Now, I’m not a software developer, mathematician, or patent expert". That reads in other parts of the text... and even in the poor choice of patent excerpts. Some parts are naive…
How would you define "social coding"?
IIRC Os X can now resize its own FS, so we can probably let my beautiful (just kidding) HFS code RIP. I won't talk for the other FS code, I have no special knowledge of them. I have had no involvement in Parted for…
That is a little sad because the FS code was once the whole point of Parted. But that does not mean the removal was not justified, I don't know, I've been away from Parted for a very long time. (disclaimer: I wrote the…
"Revolutions" in the industry are often not the result of a big bang, but more frequently of mere accumulation of little steps. GNU+Linux has not changed anything in the industry when initially released. It was years…
It's debatable whether github is more important than git or not. Despite the impression a reader of this site could have that (hype and with an user interface copy pasted from the prototype hype fashion simple user…
That does not make him irrelevant when he is still here. For example, the direction he "recently" gave to the arm branch (basically ordering everybody to clean up their shit immediately), will probably imply that Linux…
who reads CNN Money anyway?
> Well, now I’m telling you that Xbox applications need to run in kernel mode. wtf?
Once you start calling anything an invention, the next logical step is to allow to patent it. OK it's too late for the US, but we still have some hope in Europe, so unless you are writing stuffs using concepts and…
It's only impossible to write a program that can be feed with any completely arbitrary program and input and yet determine all the time if it will halt or not. What few people realize, is that most completely arbitrary…
> When Windows was better than the competition, it was winning in the marketplace. Now Google and Apple are better than the competition, so they are winning in the marketplace. hm??? this contains at least as much…
Not a very good strategy to avoid bloat... Not even mentioning you will end up with 100 times the number of tools you have now. I would not call such a system more simple, indeed it would be inferior on all possible…
you are pretending there is on difference between attribution of ideas and utilisation of ideas. I won't even explain why this is not true.