MrDosu

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by MrDosu 12y ago
The watch is dead, long live the watch... This money grabbing gadgetarianism is getting silly.
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by MrDosu 12y ago
The entire cellphone based NFC payment system is retarded. Money needs to be free from electricity and endure the elements. I don't get it why they are not using proven NFC payment card systems like in japan...
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by MrDosu 12y ago
Brightness is not even close to being enough on modern displays. Looking at a 700nit display outside is still at most only half as bright as looking at a sheet of paper in the same light conditions. 350nit is nowhere near being bad for your
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by MrDosu 12y ago
Im guessing this is C++ with a lot of template abuse and header interdependencies? C++ has a powerful compiler, buts its also easy to shoot yourself in the foot with it.
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by MrDosu 12y ago
For what do you need more then 32G RAM ever on a desktop (excluding time travelling forwards). If you are asking yourself that question you need to get a proper server or rendering farm.
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by MrDosu 12y ago
Definatly. All aboard the rape/pillage/murdertrain -_-
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by MrDosu 12y ago
What happens if a storm wrecks your boat and you need cancer treatment? These are the things that retirement needs to account for imo. Everyone can live on wellfare and ramen indefinetly, but when the fecal matter hits the rotating air movi
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by MrDosu 12y ago
My personal savings pillow is rather large compared to my expenses (20+ years on a good standard), but I would not want to count on it to spend my golden years. Money (even large sums) can be gone really really quick. Every self sustaining
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by MrDosu 12y ago
There are multiple approaches (my favs being dependency injection or aspect oriented). The actual case of a dependency affecting an entire application is called a "cross cutting concern", there is great literature to be found unde
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by MrDosu 12y ago
Assembler! /thread #rekt #kidsthesedays
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by MrDosu 12y ago
How dare you call this beautiful, correct and award winning glob matcher gibberish shakes fist
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by MrDosu 12y ago
Due to its very nature I dont take anonymous internet typing too serious and sometimes I like hyperbole to start of a conversation because it cuts right through to the core bits. I totally agree with you though about talking bad about the p
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by MrDosu 12y ago
Personally most of the time id rather have 10: main(int c,char v){return!m(v[1],v[2]);}m(char s,char t){return t-42? s?63== t| s== t&&m(s+1,t+1):! t:m(s,t+1)||*s&&m(s+1,t);}
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by MrDosu 12y ago
I know, it can also be written in many other ways. What decides which one is more correct if they are all semantically equivalent? Is it less characters? Is it using exactly as many 'e's as 'a's? Is it the unnecessary br
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by MrDosu 12y ago
Exactly! Welcome to professional software development.
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by MrDosu 12y ago
Whats wrong about the above code? Does it not do what it means to do? Is your personal feeling for how this construct should be written syntactically any measure of intelligence?
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by MrDosu 12y ago
Basic tl;dr: Some HN users where mean to the writer so he went on a big rant on how they were all wrong while spouting wild irrelevant technical reasons why tools that are designed to model certain classes of real world systems are complete
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by MrDosu 12y ago
The only comparison is the block level layout and then it goes into claims about being better then TeX and InDesign without offering any feature besides "scripted in a different language". The OP does not even begin to understand
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by MrDosu 12y ago
News@11: Haphazard rewrite of popular standard piece of software in random scripting language X revolutionizes the field, says naive programmer.
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by MrDosu 12y ago
What a horrible article by a horrible journalist. Its Disgusting how the "gamer" stereotype is used in the same sense as hatespeech would use "them blacks".
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by MrDosu 12y ago
Also if you ever had to do any automated phonetic name generation on a global scale its hilarious how outraged people get about words sounding like swear words. Any alo that doesnt solve this i worthless for real world application.
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by MrDosu 12y ago
Why would a town that historically has not needed street names have a need for convulated "street ids"? Small towns like this dont have street names because they are superfluous. Mail arrives, people find places.
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by MrDosu 12y ago
Its a nice little thought experiment, but current place names have been optimized for human memory. Objects, names, events are all synaptically linked to enable the average human to master a relatively complex set of locations. The provided
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by MrDosu 12y ago
You get programming! +500 internet points
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by MrDosu 12y ago
"I'll think you find that most..." is the start of no compelling argument ever 0o
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by MrDosu 12y ago
i like this guy
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by MrDosu 12y ago
Stopped reading after 2 spaces. 4 spaces is the law!
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by MrDosu 12y ago
This, a lot of people are confused about what programming actually is by the sheer amount of abstraction libraries. A lot of frameworks i have used i would not even class as programming any more. It's more along the lines of a markup l
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by MrDosu 12y ago
Although there are real world programming jobs out there that dont require deep mathematical knowledge i would be very sceptical about the programming skills of a person that has difficulties actually learning math.
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by MrDosu 12y ago
What you describe is exactly what i am talking about. What you seem to fail to understand is that "without any driver" is nonsense and means "using the existing driver architecture". You obviously dont understand the con

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