NyxWulf

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by NyxWulf 18y ago
Typically the learning curve on a new language goes something like this. 1. Knows old language 2. Learns the syntax of new language 3. Writes old language style in new language 4. Through continued practice and learning in the new language,
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by NyxWulf 18y ago
I don't hate you. I think pity or scorn would be more appropriate. ;)
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by NyxWulf 18y ago
I think the article misses the point of Captcha's, and I think he's incorrect in his conclusion because of that. The point of captcha's isn't that they are unbreakable, the point is that you want to raise the transaction cost above zero fo
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by NyxWulf 18y ago
I'm a Jungle Drive user, and while I don't pretend to be an "average" user, it was very easy to install. I'm not sure if setting up an Amazon S3 account and then putting the key into Jungle Drive would be too technical for the average user
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by NyxWulf 18y ago
Yeah the bulkyness is an issue. I noticed that the Pre is shorter than the the iphone, but it's quite a bit thicker. I really like how thin the iphone is and would even like it thinner like the ipod touch.
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by NyxWulf 18y ago
I don't consider not having a physical keyboard a weakness. One thing that you can do with the virtual keyboard that you can't do with a physical keyboard is change to the keys to show more useful keys depending on the situation. Then whe
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by NyxWulf 18y ago
I just did it and it was up to 41.95
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by NyxWulf 18y ago
I just don't buy this. Most small business are really bad at collecting their Accounts Receivable, and it is one of the number one reasons for small business failures. I agree with what someone else wrote, there may be a kernel of truth t
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by NyxWulf 18y ago
Ok, I have no idea how you came up with 57%. Even if you add 18%+30% (which is not mathematically valid) you'd only get 48%. How in the world did you get 57%?! The real probability based on the article (according to my calculations) is 34
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by NyxWulf 18y ago
It's pretty hard to believe you've been using Python seriously since 2002/2003 and had never heard of list comprehensions. They are a pretty big staple of most Python programmers.