EgeBamyasi

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by EgeBamyasi 16y ago
Drugs are bad, mkay.
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by EgeBamyasi 16y ago
Second that. My guess is that "intelligent people" are more likely to see trough the "If you touch that devils marijuhana cigarette your gonna end up with a needle in the arm, boy" and have a higher curiosity towards things that make them s
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by EgeBamyasi 16y ago
Of course capitalism is a must for building up a welfare, it provides the technical and economical foundation for a working socialist state, I´m not going to argue about that. How ever as a Swede I have seen the direct changes in the commun
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by EgeBamyasi 16y ago
What Johnny thinks fails to mentions is that since 2006(a major shift in the parlament from socialism(No, not soviet socialism, rather "I dont care how much money you have in your pocket, you are no difference from a poor man, NOW GET BACK
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by EgeBamyasi 16y ago
True, but I think it serves well for a quick intro.
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Python Multiprocessing with ZeroMQ (taotetek.wordpress.com)
5 points by EgeBamyasi 16y ago|2 comments
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by EgeBamyasi 16y ago
One thing that would increcea the overall experience for me would be the possibility to tag a post with a small set of simple tags(like Programming, Startup, Other etc) and on my memberpage be able to specify what tags are relevant to me an
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by EgeBamyasi 16y ago
Oh boy! That means the monthly pay only is only 11 days- 19.8microseconds away.
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by EgeBamyasi 16y ago
This looks really intresting and the design is nice! Doubt that I will buy these but hopefully they will improve the "amplifying". Im quite anal about my sound quality :)
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by EgeBamyasi 16y ago
Woho, this is great! Do you got any more of this stuff lying around? Dont have the time to go trough all the stuff in scrap.
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RoboRoach, remote control system to left and right turning cockroaches(backyardbrains.com)
1 points by EgeBamyasi 16y ago|0 comments
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by EgeBamyasi 16y ago
Second that. Altough "There are some that are just very strange and don’t look like anything that I’ve been able to identify, and I’ve shown them to many other experts that have also come up stump." makes me a little curious. I'm not a biol
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by EgeBamyasi 16y ago
That made my day.
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by EgeBamyasi 16y ago
RYM is fabulous for everything music! Quickstart: Click on charts in the top menu. Insert random obscure genre, be shure to check "+ child genres " Click Show Chart and be amazed. A neat feature would be when entering an artist and title a
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by EgeBamyasi 16y ago
Looks promising! It would be swell tough if the user could enter a youtube or vimeo link and share that, last.fm doesnt have it all. :) And another thing, when clicking on an band-name it would be nice if there where some link to the artist
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by EgeBamyasi 16y ago
I have still to come across a laptop which does any music justice. Ive mostly been using HP and Dell, will have to look at a thinkpad next time :-) Ive listened to those powerd by a CMOY, great bang for the buck. What amp do you pair them
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by EgeBamyasi 16y ago
Granted that the reciever has a decent DAC. :)
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by EgeBamyasi 16y ago
"The speakers built into a portable computer are most likely a bit hopeless – and it may well be that HPs are better than most – but that is easily overcome by plugging in powered speakers, or using an external digital to analog converter (
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by EgeBamyasi 16y ago
Thank´s everyone for taking the time to read, post and spread! I´m surprised how helpful you have been and how much attention this post generated. HN is truly a force to be reckoned with and I salute you all.
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by EgeBamyasi 16y ago
Thanks for the tip!
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Ask HN: I got screwed and now im looking for a place to do my internship in.
25 points by EgeBamyasi 16y ago|15 comments
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What do you listen to when you´re not programming?
2 points by EgeBamyasi 16y ago|1 comments
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by EgeBamyasi 16y ago
Do you feel that your programming skills have increased due to your mathematics studies(I make a difference between programming and problem solving, this is maybe the wrong way to see it?)? Why is it that you would have majored in another a
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by EgeBamyasi 16y ago
Yeah, I get that FP, OO, Logical etc etc. paradigms just is different ways to model problems around and that you should choose the one best suited for the task. What I meant was that If I were to work with OO 8hr/day for a longer period of
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by EgeBamyasi 16y ago
For anyone who might be interested in readin more about FP, whats its good for and when to use it here are som reading. Why functional programming matters, by John Hughes(This one is recommended all over the place :-) ). Its really fun to r
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by EgeBamyasi 16y ago
Thanks! Micah´s blogpost and Norvig's page were fun reading.
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by EgeBamyasi 16y ago
Thank you for the links, although I already know the basics of FP(or Haskell at least, good enough to solve most of the Project Euler problems I've been able to do with OO) and at this moment Haskell seems to be the best tool for learning F
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by EgeBamyasi 16y ago
Not until now, thanks for the tip! :-)
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My next step: Mathematics and functional programming?
9 points by EgeBamyasi 16y ago|13 comments
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by EgeBamyasi 16y ago
His website provides more info: http://www.linusakesson.net/chipophone/index.php

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