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by Demiurge 12y ago
First google result: http://www.cse.buffalo.edu/~regan/cse305/RubyBNF.pdf I think 2 pages is not bad :) The point is, Perl is just impossible to formally define, it depends on the implementation to make arbitrary
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by Demiurge 12y ago
That's pretty crazy. I used Perl a lot, but haven't seen that feature :)
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by Demiurge 12y ago
To take a stab at the second question, I think BNF that fits on one page https://docs.python.org/3.4/reference/grammar.html vs http://perldoc.perl.org/perlfaq7.html#Can-I-get-a-BNF%2fyacc... This
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by Demiurge 12y ago
What about making the free subdomains expire after 24 hours?
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by Demiurge 12y ago
I've been using Django for 10 years, and I never experienced an ORM bug, and when it couldn't do some complicated join, I just did a raw query. For everything else, it saved me tons of time. Is that long enough experience?
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by Demiurge 12y ago
Try Source Code Pro Light with aliasing.
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by Demiurge 12y ago
Source Code Pro Light is the only code/terminal font I can use on OSX without being mad about the fatty rendering! It's perfect!
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by Demiurge 12y ago
Does this mean jailbreaking will become a lot easier?
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by Demiurge 12y ago
Well, this is the first I hear of ZeniMax actively pursuing VR. I'm curious to know what you're basing this on. From what John Carmac said, he has personally been interested in VR since 90s, not ZeniMax. The thing is, we can'
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by Demiurge 12y ago
>Carmac worked on Oculus at id's office, during work hours, using id resources. Oculus promoted their product using id games. At every step, id (and hence ZeniMax) provided technical assistance. He also worked from home, on weekends
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by Demiurge 12y ago
Let's be frank, there are at at least 3 degrees of separation between what Oculus 'got' and ZeniMax. It was completely based on John Carmacs enthusiasm for VR, and the time that he invested in getting Doom3 to work with it, a
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by Demiurge 12y ago
The smell of perfection trying best good is the smell I want to wake up to every morning.
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by Demiurge 12y ago
I thought like what you describe at first, but after using it, I realized it was just much more productive because of the simplicity. In homebrew, if a linked lib breaks, it's pretty easy to fix by simply reinstalling, and it doesn&#x2
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by Demiurge 12y ago
Niiice.
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by Demiurge 13y ago
My 2012 is fine! I think the only upgrade that will make sense is to the Retina version.
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by Demiurge 13y ago
How is this possible, without Apple bot showing up in my access logs? Would they disguise it as a WebKit client? But then, they should also respect the robots.txt, and I've never seen anything but known crawlers in there.
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by Demiurge 13y ago
I wonder what word they used at that time to distinguish hardware and software bug?
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by Demiurge 13y ago
>Your entire rant completely forgets that Apple runs, on average ~70% profit margin ($700 phone costs about $200 to make). I doubt he forgets it, because it's not true. The 70% difference between retail price and cost to stamp a dev
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by Demiurge 13y ago
I lost at tinder because it "failed to send the sms" message. No response from their "support".
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by Demiurge 13y ago
You are entirely correct. All of these Asian economic successes were under a military dictatorship. The work week in South Korea is 6 days, 16 hours a day. It's not magic, it's really hard work and strictness.
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by Demiurge 13y ago
How was Ukraine doing when it was taken over by uncorrupt Ushenko, whos wife is openly a CIA agent?
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by Demiurge 13y ago
He might think they're stupid, that's not hard to believe. What's hard to believe is that he's altruistic enough to work on a huge open source project, but not enough to inform someone else of a hole that would affect a
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by Demiurge 13y ago
>Sometimes I feel a bit sorry for them (and for him), but then the next minute I don't feel sorry because there's damn good reasons they won't be told about what I found. This is hard to believe, is this the leader of the
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by Demiurge 13y ago
Why is it ironic? Lines of code is a good estimate of complexity. The point of the article is that increase in complexity is not a good estimate of progress.
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by Demiurge 13y ago
Well, you can't suspect that when you're just reading that convo without prior information!
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by Demiurge 13y ago
Anyone else feels like hiring Moisey immediately?
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by Demiurge 13y ago
This is so disappointing! :(
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by Demiurge 13y ago
Reminded me of this: http://www.slate.com/blogs/the_vault/2013/08/12/the_1931_his... It is of course pretty subjective and not very accurate, but I still haven't seen anything more comprehensiv
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by Demiurge 13y ago
I'm not a native English speaker, but I think in colloquial terms, "limited" means "smaller than you might want" or something like that.
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by Demiurge 13y ago
They don't. You don't know if they do. The majority of people who voted for Yanukovich are the people in the east, pretty far from Kiev. It is THOSE people, in Crimea, and the rest of the east, who are not acknowledging new Kiev r

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