JanneVee

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by JanneVee 12y ago
There is no such guarantee. I fixed more than one bug of invalid references.
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by JanneVee 12y ago
Being totally dry/factual could mean that people don't read it and goes all TL;DR.
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by JanneVee 13y ago
If 140 characters is a threat to your government, then most probably the problem is your governing.
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by JanneVee 13y ago
If they are able to take higher price with only the brandname why shouldn't companies be allowed to do that? Also maybe there are some other issues at play with precision, calibration and/or taking higher voltages/amperage? O
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by JanneVee 13y ago
Why would that page be a "Copyright Concern"?
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by JanneVee 13y ago
The glsl shader editor isn't announced in the release notes. It is supposed to be included in FF 27. https://hacks.mozilla.org/2013/11/live-editing-webgl-shaders...
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by JanneVee 13y ago
Like Dmitry Sklyarov? https://www.eff.org/press/archives/2008/04/21-20
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by JanneVee 13y ago
If you are designing a new car engine there isn't always of the shelf software already designed and tested. There are instances like the Ariane 5 maiden flight[1] where Ariane 4 software was reused. [1] http://www.di.unito.i
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by JanneVee 13y ago
One case I've heard is when you don't have any changing requirements and the domain is well known. E.g. engine control software.
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by JanneVee 13y ago
I eliminated the loops and did the processing with STL algorithms and iterators. It is ugly as sin if you try to process lines like the original code. Most scripting languages do rather well with lines but C++ does not.
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by JanneVee 13y ago
Yeah, it is not a scripting language for processing lines. Although the line nonsense has a benefit though it could be adapted to parse out records and by overloading the less than operator to sort on a specific column. But then you would m
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by JanneVee 13y ago
How about #include <iostream> #include <iterator> #include <algorithm> #include <fstream> #include <string> #include <vector> using namespace std; struct Line {
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by JanneVee 13y ago
Yeah, the decision to apply myself to learn programming was a couple of days in plastic factory. I never wanted to do that work again. Yes sometimes programmers complain like spoiled brats. But I've heard a couple of complaints and hav
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by JanneVee 13y ago
There are working conditions within software development we can complain about. Starting of with people thinking just because it is not physical labour we can work much longer hours. Yes up to a point we can work a little longer. But if peo
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by JanneVee 13y ago
It is annoying when people throw analogies around describe it to a highly technical audience. When is hacker news going to discuss the fact that User-Agent in the http header is not a security feature? When is the discussion that sequential
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by JanneVee 13y ago
As for your getline being slow. It is a known problem. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9025093/stdcin-really-slo...
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by JanneVee 13y ago
But in some cases like mine you have legacy code. You still have to ship new features and bug fixes. If I get to green field something really new, then Haskell or Scala might be on the table but currently they are not options. Not even embe
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by JanneVee 13y ago
> Yes, initially you’ll be scratching your head trying to implement something in Haskell that you could hack in C++ in 10 minutes. If you’re lucky, and you work for Sean Parent or other exceptional programmer, he will code review your ha
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by JanneVee 13y ago
He forgot the use case for C web development. Small embedded systems. Not everything is CRUD.
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by JanneVee 13y ago
For giving context for those who don't follow him on twitter?
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by JanneVee 13y ago
Do you have any statistics? I've seen cases where an article's premise has been taken apart with anecdotes and people upvote/support those also. Not often but I've seen it happen.
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by JanneVee 13y ago
So you as an anecdote trumps multiple people in the sample for the research?
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by JanneVee 13y ago
Punishment only takes you so far. Like this dialogue from "Office Space". Peter Gibbons: The thing is, Bob, it's not that I'm lazy, it's that I just don't care. Bob Porter: Don't... don't care? Peter
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by JanneVee 13y ago
From the paragraph preceding about the graphics engine: "My fellow indie friends advised me I should start small, perhaps making a puzzle game for iOS/Android using Unity and building the company from there. Arrogant as I was, I c
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by JanneVee 13y ago
Let me take a guess, the lobbyist for Microsoft suggest an "improvement" that makes running pipelight ( http://fds-team.de/cms/articles/2013-08/pipelight-using-silv... ) also a felony.
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by JanneVee 13y ago
But it makes insurance harder to claim.
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by JanneVee 13y ago
>> If there are technical obstacles to acting on [search engines], don't just stand by and say nothing can be done; use your great brains to help overcome them. >> "You're the people who have worked out how to ma
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by JanneVee 13y ago
Abandoning Maemo/Meego made me sad. I'm not going to second guess the decision. But when that decision was made they lost me as a customer forever. My last Nokia was the N900. I loved that phone.
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by JanneVee 13y ago
Well "articulate suspicion" didn't protect peace-activists. http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/02...
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by JanneVee 13y ago
Last I checked Volvo is still building cars. The swedish Air Force most modern plane is JAS Gripen https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saab_JAS_39_Gripen . The status on submarines is unknown to me though.

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