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14y ago
Why? They can change their focus. With all that money and talent they can build and buy almost anything.
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14y ago
As far as that is true, it's because all RTS or FPS games are essentially the same. I say this as a once avid chess player and gamer.
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14y ago
Down for me, can someone paste the contents?
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14y ago
No, you're talking about hiring a software engineer. The rest of us are talking about: "Learning to program: Why Python?"
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The U.N. Threat to Internet Freedom
(online.wsj.com)
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14y ago
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14y ago
True I had my invite in a couple of hours.
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15y ago
Instead of commanding to stop working on the project say what needs to be changed to make the project useful for the organization.
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15y ago
It's down for me, can someone paste the text?
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15y ago
I think we agree and I have to admit I under use Snap. It just doesn't come intuitive to me yet. I primarily dislike the keyboard navigation in the 'Open File...'-dialogs. Tab is not as effective anymore since it takes more hits to change f
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15y ago
As a counterpoint to your enthousiasm: Windows 7 does a number of things better. But I recently went back to XP for a while and was amazed about my productivity. I'm not starting apps that much so the improved start menu isn't that special.
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15y ago
I like the doing instead of all the talking. Kudos for this.
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IKVM.NET: Java running in .NET
(channel9.msdn.com)
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15y ago
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15y ago
Can you solve this with NoScript applied only on server side code? Or is there some clever way to bypass that too?
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15y ago
I don't know and a quick Google search doesn't give any sources either. Nevermind: The quote seems to be from "The Conquest of Happiness: A Modern-Day Interpretation of a Self-Help Classic".
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15y ago
You can always quote Bertrand Russell: “Envy consists in seeing things never in themselves, but only in their relations. If you desire glory, you may envy Napoleon, but Napoleon envied Caesar, Caesar envied Alexander, and Alexander, I dares
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15y ago
Great!
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15y ago
It seems to me it does: With PAE Windows can use more memory. This extra memory can be used to allocate the 512mb chunck. Can you clarify?
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15y ago
The only feature missing from this site is a 'Like on Facebook' button.
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15y ago
This is a case where I can eat my cake and have it too. The minimum warranty is specified by law. If Apple doesn't like it they can go do business somewhere else.
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15y ago
You have to type something before it pops up. Try to type some text in both the title and text fields.
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15y ago
One small thing: when I signed up using Facebook it showed the e-mail field as 'undefined' and didn't allow me to create an account. When I tried again every did work as expected.
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15y ago
OTOH he didn't cause any real harm and disclosed the bug almost immediately. Don't be too harsh on the guy.
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15y ago
You better start believing it, I've seen it... If you doubt my anecdata, check TheDailyWTF. It seems to me that the problem is too many people see software development as linear and quality as monotonically increasing, i.e. just save your w
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15y ago
But what's the point of answering already answered questions except to get new users more reputation? Luckily for those new users there will always be new programming languages, libraries and problems.
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15y ago
You can't use Facebook at GS... E-mail should work but might get suspicious.
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15y ago
Cheaper access is good, open access is even better. Winning this fight is worthwhile on it's own and it brings open access closer.
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15y ago
You can prove the correctness of a program given a specification of the language you write it in. But is the compiler you use to compile your program correct? Do you know all processor bugs?
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15y ago
bobbyi: It seems that your comments are autodead for no good reason. From what I understand you can mail with info@ycombinator.com to correct this situation.
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15y ago
Really? cool! Honest question: do you have a reference for that? I can't find one Google but would like to know more.
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15y ago
According to tweakers.net: http://translate.google.com/translate?sl=en&tl=el&js... The ISPs have 10 days to make it so and they can appeal to a higher court.
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