Kenji

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by Kenji 12y ago
I would like to post on there but it's protected from people with low reputation... Maybe someone here appreciates my solution in C: #include <stdio.h> int main(int argc, char* argv[]){ int arr[1]; int a = 2; in
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by Kenji 12y ago
Before you've gotten a firm grasp on the subject, you might be convinced that your answer is right but it's not. Especially when the maths becomes more complicated. If nobody tells you it's wrong, you will incorporate more an
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by Kenji 12y ago
If I have to solve exercises and after that, I have no way to know whether or not I did the right thing, I don't learn anything at all. The point of exercises is to learn something new and uncover your misunderstanding of the subject.
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by Kenji 12y ago
"Business Insider reports that Gates gave a talk at the American Enterprise Institute think tank in Washington, DC this week and said that both governments and businesses need to start preparing for a future where lots of people will b
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by Kenji 12y ago
"A constitution is a set of documents that defines how a country runs at its most basic level." I don't consider exact values in a currency the most basic level. This law is way too specific to make it into the constitution.
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by Kenji 12y ago
The vote doesn't make sense. If the Swiss people vote yes, the constitution will be updated with a law that the minimum wage per hour is 22 Swiss Francs. This is meaningless, considering that the constitution should be designed to hold
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by Kenji 12y ago
That's interesting. I once took a sociology class about the behaviour of panicking crowds and we covered exactly this phenomenon, that is, if you put a pillar in front of the emergency exit (without completely blocking it, of course),
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by Kenji 13y ago
Can anyone explain to me how displaying those sites on demand is not copyright infringement? I'm seriously curious, I don't know much about copyright laws.
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by Kenji 13y ago
Yeah. Especially since those brackets are completely unrelated to set theory. An instruction can appear twice in a list of instructions, but not in a set. Also sets are unordered. The reason for the curly bracket choice was that most keyboa
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by Kenji 13y ago
Yay, I always wanted to install police software on my devices!
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by Kenji 13y ago
Yes, I'm aware of that, but at soon as you interact with the DOM, a canvas, etc, you reintroduce all the overhead that you wanted to circumvent with compilation. And JavaScript without DOM interaction is rarely useful in a browser. For
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by Kenji 13y ago
It displays a completely different site on chrome than on firefox for some reason...
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by Kenji 13y ago
"40-60fps on phones, tablets, PCs..." >klicks a button >site doesn't react for 2 minutes >laggy background animation >on i7 2.7GHz Laptop (AC adapter plugged in) Either I'm missing something, or this is absol
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by Kenji 13y ago
Pretty good work. Didn't like it at first but then ended up playing it for a few minutes, even though I wasn't in the mood for playing games. I noticed one thing though, I looked into the code (it's neat and tidy!) and the ga
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by Kenji 13y ago
"To confirm their hunch, they created around 600 small mesh bags and stuffed them each with leaves, collected at an uncontaminated site..." They used uncontaminated samples yet the environment killed the microorganisms and fungi t
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by Kenji 13y ago
I feel like it's not the vastness we can't comprehend, it's the relation between such "tiny" planets and such big distances that's hard to grasp. You can't zoom out or else you stop seeing the planets, you
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by Kenji 13y ago
Correction: New mantra: "Move fast, break things, and lose hundreds of millions of _other people's_ dollars by being reckless."
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by Kenji 13y ago
No, they do not. Maybe an important person's password hash gets leaked and they want to extract the password to check other sites for reuse to get into other systems. Now you say reuse is dumb, and I agree, yet a lot of people do it be
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by Kenji 13y ago
I remember the incident when the League of Legends server got hacked and the attackers got all the passwords in plaintext. After that my google account almost got hijacked because I reused passwords - lesson learned :D (To be honest, I didn
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by Kenji 13y ago
What about space debris? If we build such a large stucture up to the geostationary orbit, won't it be exposed and how can it be protected? The top station can't dodge - or can it?
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by Kenji 13y ago
I respectfully disagree. This vote has nothing to do with "closing borders". What the Swiss people want is the reintroduction of quotas, so they're going back to how it has been for many decades. It worked perfectly well befo
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by Kenji 13y ago
"MtGox remembers a hash of that transaction (unique fingerprint of its contents)" Technically, there might be collisions with hashes, they're in no way unique... Though the probability is rather low. Anyways, this is a nice e
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by Kenji 13y ago
Install NES and SNES emulator on your phone and play the old classics, then ;)
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by Kenji 13y ago
Yes. Sometimes, laptops with crappy keyboards have issues, but a standard keyboard should work just fine if the right player uses CTRL, SHIFT, ENTER and the arrow keys (those are usually connected with an extra wire, increasing the possible