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by 0xFFC 8y ago
I had high hopes for this project. Particularly considering the fact default terminal in Windows is a total crap and it seems Microsoft is not interested at all to fix the problems (yeah, I know, they are saying they are working on it but t
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by 0xFFC 8y ago
I am always curious about how much meditation can affect our brains. In pop science and pop culture, we see a lot of overestimation about meditation affects on our brains. But what is the scientific perspective on meditation?
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by 0xFFC 9y ago
>If you had any Android developer experience, you would surely know that Google had a few failed attempts at real time audio, needed help from Samsung to implement them, and the final API was C only, with devs asking for a C++ one, wich
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by 0xFFC 9y ago
I am really curious this too. Anybody?
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Senate Embarrasses Themselves in Facebook Hearing(youtube.com)
2 points by 0xFFC 9y ago|1 comments
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by 0xFFC 9y ago
>Isn't it reasonable to desire a language that is both backwards compatible and not very complex? My perspective on this is a little bit different. The answer in my opinion is no. Let us define what compelx means : If you accept a l
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by 0xFFC 9y ago
So why people are nagging about C++ becoming complex? I dont see any other way. Either you have to remove stuff from the language to make it simpler or stop introducing any new features at all. Am I right? Or is there any other way around t
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by 0xFFC 9y ago
One genuine question, is it possible for C++ committe to push for a simpler language by depracating features? Or this policy would have disastrous effect on the community?
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by 0xFFC 9y ago
Can you provide a little bit more information about Amazon tools for C/C++?
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by 0xFFC 9y ago
>overweight people eat less nutritious diet in terms of phyto- and micronutrients Would you mind to explain this a little bit further? It seems paradox at first.
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Cambridge Analytica 2.0 Coming Soon(youtube.com)
1 points by 0xFFC 9y ago|0 comments
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by 0xFFC 9y ago
As someone from Middle East I totally agree with this. Oil is basically element which finances waging war in Middle East by governments .
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by 0xFFC 9y ago
I don’t agree with this. In long term data is most valuable thing in the world. And Google is best postioned to have more data than anyone.
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by 0xFFC 9y ago
As someone who doesn’t know anything about batteries, I have some questions about lithium. 1) Do we have lithium shortage? 2) When do we expect to have lithium shortage? 3) Do we have any alternative technology for batteries? 4) How green i
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by 0xFFC 9y ago
Did you read the comments? I didn’t defend Islam! I attacked all religions. You can not say Islam is essentially bad while Christianity is not that bad. They are fundamentally same. In my opinion they all are bs. But Christianity is transfo
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by 0xFFC 9y ago
Please, keep in mind you are seeing the modern version of Christianity in society right now. You can claim modern Christianity is not obsessed with power, but we know the old version was. Who knows about future version of Christianity!
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by 0xFFC 9y ago
>This is a fact not an opinion. Wrong. Please search about relation between Christianity (or Judaisim for that matter) and power. >I wish you could read the quran in arabic. yeap, they did force us to read that stupid book for 12 year
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by 0xFFC 9y ago
As middle eastern who was 100% okay with what you said you totally lost me when you said : >islam, unlike christianity, is inherently immersed in politics I wish you could time travel to medieval times. ;) Islam, Christianity, juduism, e
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by 0xFFC 9y ago
>You write your interface purely programmatically and it's easy to read afterwards. Personally, I disagree. For more complex UI, having XML and designer is way better option than writing UI programmatically.
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by 0xFFC 9y ago
About first part, I was very interested to read the original paper too but couldn’t find it in the article. This is so unprofessional of MIT Technology News.
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by 0xFFC 9y ago
>Too bad onions was compromised by the NSA. that makes speaking up against the Bad Guys a bit more dangerous. Any references you would want to provide for this claim?
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by 0xFFC 9y ago
Sorry I couldn't find the paper in github page. Can you give a link?
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by 0xFFC 9y ago
Add to that list SpaceX. Guys from SpaceX showed in Bazel conference they are using Bazel to build their software.
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by 0xFFC 9y ago
This is so fantastic. Thank you so much. I am downloading all of his channel right now to watch and I don't know how to thank you :)
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by 0xFFC 9y ago
I have to admit. I love QtCreator combination with Clang. Nothing even comes close. Visual Studio (despite the factor it is only available for Windows) has serious flow. It parses a big project with small change. That results of huge time w
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by 0xFFC 9y ago
Best C++ IDE ever. Clang code model does provide (about) the same level of tooling in C++ with Java.
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by 0xFFC 9y ago
Exactly, fingerprints (and more generally biometrics) are usernames, not passwords.
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by 0xFFC 9y ago
Thank you so much, so right now I feel relieved I am not missing anything.
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by 0xFFC 9y ago
Thank you so much, this is what I looking for ;)
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by 0xFFC 9y ago
It seems lecture 27 is not available. Can anybody check that out? Second question, is this graduate level or undergraduate? P.S. Thank you so much for providing this.

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