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Monthly Archives: November 2015
Review of “Man from U.N.C.L.E.”
* * C Henry “Superman” Cavill and Armie “Lone Ranger” Hammer star as rival agents turned allies trying to find the nuclear scientist father of Gaby, played by Alicia Vikander (Ava in Ex Machina) before a couple of villains can … Continue reading
Posted in movies
Tagged alicia vikander, armie hammer, henry cavill, Hugh Grant, jared harris, movie, review, the man from UNCLE
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Hash Table Shootout Updated
I spent today working on the Hash Table Shootout project. Check out the updated version on git hub: https://github.com/jimbelton/hash-table-shootout. I added a new fast benchmark that counts the number of unique words in the King James version of the bible … Continue reading
Posted in programming
Tagged benchmarks, hash tables, hash-table-shootout, hashing, programming
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Answers to Questions for Atheists by Matt Slick
These questions were posted by Matt Slick on the web site of the Christian Appologetics and Research Ministry. I’ve provided my answers. Matt writes: These questions are not meant to be show stoppers. They are only for research purposes so … Continue reading
Posted in philosophy
Tagged atheism, christian appologetics and research ministry, christianity, spirituality, theology
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Review of “The Nightmare”
* * * B This docudrama on sleep paralysis is truly creepy. The film consists mainly of interviews with half a dozen or so people who suffer from the malady, with dramatizations of their experiences with shadow people, demons and … Continue reading
Posted in movies
Tagged demons, movie, review, shadow people, sleep paralysis, the nightmare
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Review of “Ant Man”
* * * B Ant Man exceeded my expectations. It was a good, entertaining film. Paul Rudd was excellent as the ant man, as was Michael Douglas as mentor and inventor Hank Pym. Evangeline Lilly (Tauriel in the Hobbit movies) … Continue reading
Posted in movies
Tagged ant man, corey stall, evangeline lilly, hank pym, michael douglas, movie, paul rudd, review, scott lang, stark industries, the falcon
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Review of “Spectre” (no spoilers)
* * C The fourth installment of the Daniel Craig Bond reboot fails to deliver. After the fantastic first installment, based on the last Ian Fleming James Bond novel never made into a serious film, the lackluster sequel, and the … Continue reading
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Tagged ben whishaw, christopher waltz, daniel craig, dave bautista, ernst stavro blofeld, ian fleming, james bond, lea seydoux, moneypenny, monica bellucci, movie, mr hinx, ralph finnes, review, spectre
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