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by 10098 13y ago
lmaowtf
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by 10098 13y ago
Not to mention, it can be compiled to javascript at first, for backward complatibility. Actually, Google's Dart comes to mind, but I haven't really used it to make an informed judgement about it...
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by 10098 13y ago
NoSQL is a regression in a sense. Or, if you prefer, a conscious trade-off. Providing the same guarantees as traditional relational databases becomes difficult at scale, so you trade some of the features for higher scalability. For exampl
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by 10098 13y ago
I can tell you why I dislike programming in JavaScript (those aren't necessarily faults of javascript itself): 1. Complex code usually contains some horrible callback spaghetti, which is not pleasant to debug at all. 2. General flaki
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by 10098 13y ago
> Google is known for its rigorous entry testing: Potential new recruits are asked trick questions like "How many golf balls do you think will fit into a school bus?" That is a stupid myth, nobody asks these questions, at least
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by 10098 13y ago
I agree. This presentation sucks because it could be written as a simple paragraph of text. There is no need for slides. It was upvoted only because it's by Yukihiro Matzumoto, the author of Ruby programming language.
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by 10098 13y ago
It's not Fluttershy (and now I'm ashamed of myself for knowing that. I don't actually watch mlp, I swear).
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by 10098 13y ago
What you learn in college/university depends only on yourself. Tests are just the most convenient, unified way to measure students' progress. There are two ways you can beat tests: one is to train specifically for the test, the ot
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by 10098 13y ago
This is the way we were taught pretty much every subject in our university. It doesn't work. What happens is, nobody studies anything during the semester (because nobody checks their progress), then there's a one or two week cram
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by 10098 13y ago
Props to you guys for all the work you do :-)
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by 10098 13y ago
Is this page a substitute for a facebook profile? :-)
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by 10098 13y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_O_notation - see "formal definition". The core of it is one sentence in english, and it's even shorter if you choose to use only mathematical notation. All you need to know in the context of applying this
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by 10098 13y ago
This might be irrelevant to the overall discussion, but reading comments to some other posts on this blog almost made my jaw drop. "The reason why California is flooded with thriving Asians is because the Golden State is a beta state, and a
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by 10098 13y ago
Yes, I also noticed that when it comes to the really interesting things, it's almost always either C or C++. Operating systems, DBMS'es, interpreters, game engines, browsers and lots of other stuff. Projects like webkit, v8, unreal engine a
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by 10098 13y ago
Dude, "const const" is not even valid C++. Come on.
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by 10098 13y ago
Yes, I found it a bit odd too that the OP claims interest in math yet seems to have problems understanding computational complexity. Although, mathematics is a very broad subject, maybe his focus was on something else.
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by 10098 13y ago
Sound on Linux wasn't a problem 5 years ago. In fact, it wasn't a problem even earlier. I started using linux on a regular basis circa 2006 and never ran into any problems with sound. I used different distros (knoppix, ASPLinux, openSUSE, u
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by 10098 14y ago
Because users are accustomed to the Previous Version. They have various specific ways of doing things. Your new UI breaks it, so now the user has to spend time readjusting their habits. It gets even worse if there is no simple, obvious way
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by 10098 14y ago
> Numbers! Charts! Fuck! Am I cool yet!? Upvote to you
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by 10098 14y ago
I never really understood WHY they felt the need for this radical change in UI. It may have gotten better with new releases, but why did they have to break everything in the first place? What, the usual desktop was not working well? Anyway
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by 10098 14y ago
I read it just to prove myself I don't suffer from distractitis. Alas, while reading I: * had an urge to check facebook * had an urge to check e-mail * had an urge to check linkedin * though "man, this is too long, maybe I should read it la
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by 10098 14y ago
Not really. It feels more like building a house, or putting together some kind of machine.
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by 10098 14y ago
It gave me the dizzies.
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by 10098 14y ago
> On a side note, take into account we didn't have antibiotics centuries ago, and people just lived. Yeah, but you could die from a small wound in the leg or something.
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by 10098 14y ago
time to become a vegetarian
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by 10098 14y ago
> russian army is hell, composed of criminals I wouldn't generalize like that. Russia is a big place. There are all sorts of things happening, and it heavily depends on where you serve. My friend is in Russian army right now, he has ac
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by 10098 14y ago
While they are not equivalent , they serve to achieve similar goals, and it's fair to compare one to the other. Github may be better, but it's not the point. People will be using github to do the same stuff they used to do on SourceForge.
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by 10098 14y ago
Github? Seriously?! I'm sorry, this just completely blows my mind. I'd understand if you called git innovation (though the real innovation is distributed version control, and it existed before git, git is just a very good implementation), b
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by 10098 14y ago
The same thing happened to me, except I'm 100% Armenian, but my native language happens to be Russian, because it was the primarily spoken language in our family. It's just xenophobia.
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by 10098 14y ago
I wish I could up-vote you twice.

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