剛剛看畢了 《會思考的機器》 一書,這是一本講人工智能 AI 實際發展的舊書,但最近再版,作者也添架了章節討論比較近期的 AI 趨勢。雖然書本的作者並非 AI 界的人,但她自己走訪不同的人,搜集不同的資料,從不同的角度去看
Pointers to some SELinux explanations
SELinux is one of those things that have been cropping up on my radarever since I had to start telling the Red Hat installer not to turnit on. (I kept not enabling it because changing an entire securityarchitecture of a system is not to be done lightly, even when it'sa new system I'm setting up.)
SELinux is an imposing system with equally imposing documentation.Fortunately, recently Dan Walsh of Red Hat has been posting some veryuseful (to me) 'SELinux for beginners
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前日我與太太在氹仔市區晚飯
之後經氹仔街市到地堡街取車
走到小飛象門口時見到地上有一個銀包
當時我和太太都很疑惑
該不該拾起來呢
好奇心驅使下
終於拾起了
銀包內沒有證件
卻有一些現金
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A thought on Linux installation versus Solaris 9 installation
I've been thinking about a question recently: why is installing mostLinux distributions so much easier and friendlier than installingSolaris 9 on a standalone machine? (I can't speak for Solaris 10, as Ihaven't tried to install it on anything.)
(It's not just an issue of comparing today's technology against Solaris9's 2001 or so era technology; I was doing Linux installs in 2001, andit was still much better back
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Why I like 'lib64' better than 'lib32' for the x86_64 transition
One of the small controversies in Linux on the 'x86_64'architecture is where 'native' 64-bit libraries should go, versus where'legacy' x86 libraries should wind up. One version is what Fedora Coredoes, putting 64-bit libraries in /usr/lib64 ; the other version iswhat Debian does, where legacy x86 libraries go in /usr/lib32 and /usr/lib is for 64-bit binaries