Igglyboo

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by Igglyboo 13y ago
Judging by the top submission being also written in python, I think this just shows how unoptimized OP's original code was rather than how slow the language is. Not that python is fast, it isn't. And using numpy seems a bit dising
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by Igglyboo 13y ago
Yea, I had big dreams of working on compilers and kernels only to realize i'll probably be working on ecommerce sites for the rest of my life.
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by Igglyboo 13y ago
I meant any free app that makes money, because he was asking how the app made money.
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by Igglyboo 13y ago
In python 2.x input() is equivalent to eval(raw_input()) which could have something to do with seeing this so much. The first result is a docstring that says literally this..
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by Igglyboo 13y ago
You could try https://flippa.com/ I don't know how big of a cut they take but they have a bidding process, you could also open it to the public.
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by Igglyboo 13y ago
Any free app either has in-app purchases or advertisements. This app has both(you can just look at the app store listing and see this).
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by Igglyboo 13y ago
I can't imagine WebM impacting 4chan anytime soon, it will probably reduce 4chan's load when(if) WebM takes off but I highly doubt more than a small fraction will choose WebM over a .gif in the immediate future.
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by Igglyboo 13y ago
Huh, interesting. Any idea why they would even include HBO in the chart if they weren't offering it?
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by Igglyboo 13y ago
It's probably because iOS betas attract a lot of non-devs. OS X market share is pretty low compared to iOS.
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by Igglyboo 13y ago
From the changelog |Memory usage building Firefox with debug enabled was reduced from 15GB to 3.5GB; link time from 1700 seconds to 350 seconds. That's pretty impressive.
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by Igglyboo 13y ago
Google comes across as a hero because the end result is cheap and fast internet access. AT&T and Google both play the regulatory game but AT&T ends up gouging their consumers and not delivering on advertised speeds.
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by Igglyboo 13y ago
The article said something about being as good as GCC with O1, is that not enough? Pardon my ignorance, I've never touched c/c++ (python guy).
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by Igglyboo 13y ago
Can someone explain why CompCert is not more popular? A formally verified compiler seems to be much more useful than something that can produce bugs.
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by Igglyboo 13y ago
While i'd agree that it's not fun to get hit in the face with a hard rubber ball, all the foam balls I've ever used have a considerable amount of drag and are impossible to throw well.
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by Igglyboo 13y ago
Could we please get collapsible comments?
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by Igglyboo 13y ago
Did you read the article? They're doing exactly this.
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by Igglyboo 13y ago
They don't want to give away spots to people who aren't actually going to go, if they pre-charge you and refund later the candidates that register are more likely to actually attend.
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by Igglyboo 13y ago
It would be much easier to trace him via the blockchain than break PGP. Bitcoin is pseduoanonymous, it is possible to track coins.
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by Igglyboo 13y ago
Yep, if we ban these drugs because it's "not fair" we are limiting our progress as a society, unless they pose a health risk there is nothing wrong with them.
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by Igglyboo 13y ago
Wow I've never heard of this but I can definitely see it in myself. I'm pretty much useless on days when I forget my medicine, but usually more productive than others then I do take it.
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by Igglyboo 13y ago
I signed up for glass about a month ago, took less than a week to get my invite. Is availability even an issue? It seems like anyone who wants one (and has $1500) can get one easily.
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by Igglyboo 13y ago
Addressing the Exchange part, no they're really aren't any good nix applications capable of using exchange. Thunderbird can do it with a plugin but you aren't getting contacts or calendars and you'll only get email if th
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by Igglyboo 13y ago
I have had ADHD since I was a child, so I can and do take these drugs(Vyvanse) when I go to work/school. Even though I have ADHD I feel like they give me an edge over those that do not take them, from my perspective I seem to have bett
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by Igglyboo 13y ago
They are paying per seat, the IRS is not paying for every single XP computer in the US.
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by Igglyboo 13y ago
I think it would be great for them to switch but I can think of 2 huge reasons they wouldn't. 1. Retraining the users, very few people use linux so it would be a massive undertaking to retrain their thousands of mostly non-technical wo
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by Igglyboo 13y ago
I think it would be great for them to switch but I can think of 2 huge reasons they wouldn't. 1. Retraining the users, very few people use linux so it would be a massive undertaking to retrain their thousands of mostly non-technical wo
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by Igglyboo 13y ago
This is completely not true, on PyPi there are more libraries supporting 3.x than 2.x. The only major 2.x packages that I can think of that haven't been ported are twisted and gevent(?). http://python3wos.appspot.com/
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by Igglyboo 13y ago
Why are these people protesting Google? I fail to see how any of this gentrification is Google's fault. Should they just stop paying their employees a competitive wage, or should they move somewhere else and possibly gentrify that loca
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by Igglyboo 13y ago
It's no where near as much money as it is to the people who are actually getting the offer. It's like 2 weeks pay for an engineer and 2 months pay for a warehouse worker.
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by Igglyboo 13y ago
I wholeheartedly agree. I'm a CSE Major and I took a hardware design class last fall, we programmed and Xilinx FPGA using VHDL. It was a huge change from everything I had learned before, I had no idea what a latch was and why it was ba

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