Ingaz

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by Ingaz 14y ago
Microsoft in fact LOVES Linux :)
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by Ingaz 14y ago
Thank you! I'm Russian. And I was unsure when I wrote "inhabitable". I'm glad that HN-readers can understand what I wrote in my Runglish. (I suppose it's the same as when I reading Japanese VNs thru online translators)
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by Ingaz 14y ago
"Love" is complicated matter. Java is almost done from "Love". Rails is done from "Love" of those who do not "love" java. Hype. I don't "love" java and Rails.
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by Ingaz 14y ago
Almost every (large) country is practically empty. Japan - 4/5 of territory is inhabitable. China - the same. Russia - Siberia is almost inhabited.
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by Ingaz 14y ago
I could not understand how classes can help with JSON-example. It looks the same as XML SAX vs DOM: you feed NN-Mb to DOM-parser (SQLServer xml-datatype for example) and you have problems. No matter: classes or functions.
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by Ingaz 14y ago
>> we do see the same kind of results from his peers It's interesting. Can you name some of them? With published works
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by Ingaz 14y ago
I thought that "young" NoSQLs sometime in will got SQL interface. Look at old NoSQLs: Intersystems Cache got SQL interface, GT.M (in PIP-framework) also got SQL. My impression that MongoDB looks a lot like MUMPS storage with globals in JSON
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by Ingaz 14y ago
Tell this FIS Global. There is absolutely no reason to make banking system on GT.M but they did. Although: GT.M is the only(?) NoSQL that is ACID-compliant.
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by Ingaz 14y ago
Ha! And combination could be the best. 4-5 years ago in Moscow club OGI had "izba-chital'nia" (this means exactly library, but for sovkhoz-kolkhoz: a house with books for peasants). Drinks and food were terrible, but books were OK: in sever
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by Ingaz 14y ago
It's interesting, but amphetamine and LSD are tooo different, I can imagine amphetamine as placebo for MDMA, but not for LSD.
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by Ingaz 14y ago
>>That's a bit of a stretch. Can you imagine an "active placebo" for LSD, THK, methamphetamine (for example) ? "Placebo" must be a potent psychedelic or stimulator itself.
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by Ingaz 14y ago
>> "If you practice hard, soon you might find you're the best in your group of students," I strongly disagree. When I was young I wanted to became a great guitarist. I've practiced a lot, but when I was near 18 I understood a simple
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by Ingaz 14y ago
I don't know any theoretical explanation, but I try explain it. You see static String.Split and normal method Split of String objects. First method does not belong to string objects, it belongs to String class. String class is an object its
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by Ingaz 14y ago
I like what Odersky did with statics in Scala. I agree that F# is not pure as Haskel and limited in comparison with OCaml and Haskel. But the things that works in F# are working fine. In comparison with Scala: curring (by design) and tail-c
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by Ingaz 14y ago
>>I actually think the resulting F# is easier to explain to another developer than a huge collection of visitor classes. Yes. It's even possible in some cases to use F# source as some kind of pseudo-code with C#-programmers.
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by Ingaz 14y ago
Interesting. But I always thought that OCaml to C++ is what F# to C#.
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by Ingaz 14y ago
Even more: 1. Common ascendants Scala is heavily influenced by OCaml and Haskel. F# is descendant of OCaml, heavily influenced by Haskel. 2. Past Don Syme designed generics for .NET. Martin Odersky designed generics for JVM. 3. Erlang influ
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by Ingaz 14y ago
Maybe I understood incorrectly, but Apple will pay children their fee.
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by Ingaz 14y ago
I supposed that "Captain Obvious" is international meme. I think that you answered most of your questions yourself. No offence: maybe you are ultimate libertarian or maybe you just do not have children. I think that Apple doing right thing,
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by Ingaz 14y ago
>> What's the problem with underage workers? CO: They are underage. >> As long as it's voluntary, the conditions are okay and the pay is fair, who does it hurt? CO: They are underage. They can overestimate short-running goal
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by Ingaz 14y ago
It's not only a question about copyright laws, money, etc. Popularization of JRR works sometimes disgusting. The most disgusting thing(for me, and I think I'm not lonely): LONG ELVEN EARS. JRR almost reinvented elves. He transcend them from
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by Ingaz 14y ago
>> One of the main attractions of K&R C is exactly its lack of verbosity, its extraordinarily high content-to-length ratio. In a very short space you learn to do a lot of sophisticated programming, and most if not all code examp
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by Ingaz 14y ago
>> In fact, I'm disappointed that Zed let this project drop. Seemed neat. I suppose it's not very interesting to bash someone good work. I think that most important he said in "An overall critique".
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by Ingaz 14y ago
This show is not aired in Russia. And I can agree that eventually it will became available in some format. Maybe even translated (I, personally, do not care much about translation). What about Japanese shows? For example: Bakemonogatari was
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by Ingaz 14y ago
More significant: MapReduce.
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by Ingaz 14y ago
More realistic episode was in http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kikokugai:_The_Cyber_Slayer . Physical attack on enemy corporation was just a diversion. The real attack was on corporation network. Main computer gone nuts and started selling a
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by Ingaz 14y ago
It does not make a difference. And you're wrong if you think that Belarus people transfer Lukashenko opinions about USA on software/hardware. Disclosure: I am Russian, we opened a filial in Minsk this year. Belarus have a lot of skill
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by Ingaz 14y ago
I've read this article in 2006. Even in this year it was obviously provocative. Now everybody knows that type inference, list comprehensions and lambda functions can reduce code. Even javers.
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by Ingaz 14y ago
Sorry, but it's not a complete FUD. For example: we frequently use Excel as a client for OLAP-cubes in Analysis Services. Even "average" user. Calc do not have this functionality. We cannot use it.
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by Ingaz 14y ago
Autohotkey is great, but I think it's overkill for remapping a CapsLock. SharpKeys (if you're lazy) or registry hack (if you "smart"): https://sites.google.com/site/steveyegge2/effective-emacs are enough.

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