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by Novash 17y ago
An expert is someone that can code without using google to teach him how to make every other function.
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by Novash 17y ago
When I studied C in College, I could tell you all functions on the ANSI library. More often than not, it meant that I knew if a library had something already done so we wouldn't need to do it again. Even simply things like using freopen to
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by Novash 17y ago
Wait, wait. You mean that it can be different from it?
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by Novash 17y ago
Please do. I have half a mind to send this to my wife...
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by Novash 17y ago
What is cold-email?
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by Novash 17y ago
Not dissing the article itself, but this is the second article on psychology in the last hour. Is psychology within the interestes of HN now?
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by Novash 17y ago
Simply put, the restriction is that you cannot profit from it. I use all the 'Express' stack to develop at home. All free. Including the XNA lib.
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by Novash 17y ago
REPL in eMacs? Looks like Lisp to me.
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by Novash 17y ago
A suggestion to whoever took the screenshot: ALT + PRINT SCREEN removes the taskbar.
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by Novash 17y ago
I know. It is called Christmas
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by Novash 17y ago
No, really. Someone's got a lot of free time on his hands. C'mon! Yesterday's XKCD?
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by Novash 17y ago
I have a friend who died of cancer on August 10. Late to him, I meant.
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by Novash 17y ago
That's why I play Dual-N Back as well. It is an exercise meant to train direct recall, very short-time and short-time memory.
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by Novash 17y ago
Agreed
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by Novash 17y ago
The brain does have a fixed daily capacity, but it is far higher than what we use in average. My prick with phone numbers is not that remembering them on itself is wasteful, but simply that people seem to change phone numbers so often (due
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by Novash 17y ago
I was joking, but thanks for asking anyway.
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by Novash 17y ago
You're going too little backwards in time. Spaceflight was proposed in the begining of the 20th century. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_H._Goddard#A_Method_of_R... And yes, it was very criticized at the time but as you said, mainly b
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by Novash 17y ago
I'd like to see how they apply this 'basic science' rule for the Peace Prize.
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by Novash 17y ago
Unfortunately, they arrived one month too late.
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by Novash 17y ago
And very rarely they result in cure. Sometimes, they give you some years till recurrence kicks in. Mostly, they make your last years very miserable.
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by Novash 17y ago
Now I can see your point. Thanks for the reply. However, this treatment is not only about localized toxin. It has a two-fold approach of both blocking the blood path the tumor is feeding of and using a localized chemo treatment. Wouldn't th
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by Novash 17y ago
I believe that there is a serious incentive on prevention and efficiency. However, there is a much louder voice for curing and expansion. I can offer you two reasons why. 1) Lack of better knowledge in the past: For a long time people thoug
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by Novash 17y ago
Plus radio, navigation, flight, supersonic flight, space flight, sattelites, computers that break the 1 GHz clock barrier (remember that one?). I daresay everything that was invented since the Greeks owned the world.
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by Novash 17y ago
True.
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by Novash 17y ago
You sound like the doctors on the article that says that "it wouldn't work anyway". I understand that you have a far greater background than I have and I respect that, but you must keep your mind open. Most of the great anchievements of man
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by Novash 17y ago
Me too. Seems to be increasing. :-P
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by Novash 17y ago
I disagree. I believe the user threshold to be higher because it does require a good connection. And good connections are not common. You may probably have a good (or even a decent) connection to the net, but I have a painful 3G connection
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by Novash 17y ago
I don't know why you were downvotted. You do have a point. If we hide the name of the user on the header, they will probably simply post their name on the post itself.
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by Novash 17y ago
You can't vote down until you hit a certain karma threshold.
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by Novash 17y ago
I never heard of Qt. What's good about it?

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