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by Egregore 15y ago
I have a hack against sitting: have always a glass of water on your table and drink from it permanently, this way you always need to go to refill the glass and go to rest room to eliminate that water. So you wont be sitting more than 3 hour
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by Egregore 15y ago
It will be great if it was possible to be set by devs. Somebody wants 15 minutes, somebody wants 1 day or even one month.
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by Egregore 15y ago
I was interested in your game, I played Galaxy PBEM some time ago, but you have few flaws: 1. You assume that everybody played board game, which I haven't, so you don't have an easy introduction for a new player. 2. You have single player g
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by Egregore 15y ago
So we'll be waiting for "Thinking in Scala" book...
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by Egregore 15y ago
You should also make something similar for dealextreme, you even will not have to handle shipping, they ship to all countries, but they accept only paypal, and there are countries where paypal doesn't work.
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by Egregore 15y ago
Actually cash dollars require it and digital dollars have a lot of restrictions.
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by Egregore 15y ago
Actually as far as I know this is solved by using "exchanges" outside jurisdiction of feared country, where you can send some bitcoins and receive other.
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by Egregore 15y ago
I don't know why the link points to the comment not to the beginning of article, but here is a small summarization: Mark wants that all providers of components (he call them upstream providers, like for example MySQL, Mozilla) become a more
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by Egregore 15y ago
Personally I'm using vim only when I need to edit a separate file (especially on server side) it loads quickly and allow you to quickly fix something, but when I'm working on a project I prefer to use an IDE, it usually has smart code compl
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by Egregore 15y ago
Can you please provide more details on how apprenticeship system worked in your case?
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by Egregore 15y ago
Thank you, it worked for most people in my office.
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by Egregore 15y ago
Unfortunately a lot of lessons are just teacher to student lecturing.
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by Egregore 15y ago
Can you please explain, why do you think that replacing face-to-face lessons is bad?
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by Egregore 15y ago
The article says that the agreement will not work in court, but even if it will, why can't somebody (your relative) who know the situation and have not signed the agreement post a bad review?
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by Egregore 15y ago
Yes, but there is a tradition (at least in some languages) to name cycle variable as i for example: for (int i=0;i<n;i++).
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by Egregore 15y ago
Can you please explain your point of view?
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by Egregore 15y ago
My ability to spell actually improved with auto-spell checkers. In school I was very bad at languages, after writing few years with instant feedback of spell checkers I make less errors now and I think it's because of instant feedback of sp
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by Egregore 15y ago
I think that autonomously driven cars will have a lot of cameras and a black box like airplanes do, so that all the data before the accident will be available and if somebody else is guilty of accident - videos will be published by car manu
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by Egregore 15y ago
Can you please give some examples of real world applications in scala?
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by Egregore 15y ago
The advantage of algae is that it self-reproduce. You can produce it yourself and sell the algae to factories which will make fuel.
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by Egregore 15y ago
May be I'm too old school, but I prefer to arrange my music and audiobooks in folders not in some application.
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by Egregore 15y ago
Why a single android handset is important? It's like asking if there is a single computer maker that is more popular than Apple computers. It doesn't matter, what matter is Android vs iOS devices.
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by Egregore 15y ago
>fiber is protective against many of the negative effects associated with fructose. Sorry for my ignorance in the subject, but isn't fiber the non digestible part of food? I've read that it absorbs some toxins, but how it can have such
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by Egregore 15y ago
Back then there were almost no competition.
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by Egregore 15y ago
I can tell you why Java is worse from hosting providers point of view: php is stateless by default, you can easily monitor resources used by php, while java servlets are stateful, they can use up a lot of resources and there are no easy to
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by Egregore 16y ago
PHP is popular because of low barrier to deploy. All hosting providers offer PHP, while with other technologies you'll have to shop a little.
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by Egregore 16y ago
May be they didn't want it to be confused with spreadshit?
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by Egregore 16y ago
I think some aspects of Scala make it like Perl, the write only language.
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by Egregore 16y ago
So the memory in Erlang is isolated per thread basis, and it makes Erlang more scalable. While in Java we have only common/shared memory.
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by Egregore 16y ago
I think the best solution would be the one time certificates. Now there are only limited time certificates. The problem arise in cases when private key of the certificate is compromised.

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