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by Slashed 17y ago
I began to learn programming when I was 11, now I'm almost 22. As for the answer, in my opinion, it's never late to learn anything. Like Nike's motto goes, Just do it.
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Ask HN: Where can I get/buy stock market data?
5 points by Slashed 17y ago|10 comments
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by Slashed 17y ago
Thanks! P.S. For some reason I can't up-vote.
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by Slashed 17y ago
Can someone explain me, how PureDom can be slower?
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The Death of the PC(forbes.com)
1 points by Slashed 17y ago|1 comments
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When Google Runs Your Life(forbes.com)
2 points by Slashed 17y ago|1 comments
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by Slashed 17y ago
Gee, some people are down-voting through their bad day.
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by Slashed 17y ago
In Russian papers they say that the military of Russia denies any rocket tests at all. Though, rocket tests were really planned for the morning of Wednesday. It should have been a 13th test launch of "Bulava" rocket(previously only 5 succee
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by Slashed 17y ago
The same issue bothers me as well. I don't need visa to visit the states as a tourist(I need one to work there though). What if my startup will be accepted at YCombinator, will I be able to go there and work on my startup without work permi
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by Slashed 17y ago
What bothers me even more, is that very often voting is based on personal preference. For example, being down-voted by Google fans, when one criticized Google.
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by Slashed 17y ago
I love low-level code world. It's just so different from all those dynamic languages. Though I still remember those times when C wasn't called a low-level language. But these days it goes like: "C? No StringBuilder? No OOP? What are Pointer
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by Slashed 17y ago
The first time I read it was a few years ago, and it was in Russian. Brings back some memories, like when I was so crazy about programming that I learned basics of assembler using only the debug utility on windows without any books. Those w
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by Slashed 17y ago
Personally, I hate GoDaddy it's a company that rips you off. For domain registration I use Name.com for many years now and I'm very happy with it. Plus, you can hide your contact details for free, where is GoDaddy charge you for that. Of co
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by Slashed 17y ago
I don't believe in New World Order theories, but you have to admit that those people who are funding president candidates are not doing it for free or out of democratic/liberal believes. They have their voice on the country.
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by Slashed 17y ago
Yeah, for sockets java.nio does that just fine, not for files. Of course, it's an improvement over plain java.io but still it's not non-blocking.
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by Slashed 17y ago
I agree. This language is not a general-purpose programming language, at least not at the moment. Although, I can see how I can use it to build a small(but customized to my needs) COMET server in a more simpler way.
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by Slashed 17y ago
I code in Scala for some time now. Love this language! Though I think that Node.JS is something different and has different purpose(yet to be discovered). Scala as any language that runs on JVM, doesn't completely support Non-Blocking IO(th
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by Slashed 17y ago
I've compiled it and had a brief look at this. I have got only this to say, it is a very important evolutionary step in server-side coding and coding in general. Really impressed! Though I have one more question, how do you handle concurren
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by Slashed 17y ago
Sorry, can somebody explain me how this works? Obviously, I'm missing something. Is the code being interpreted on the server-side? Then my question is, how fast it is and if it's capable to serve large number of connections? Actually, it's
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by Slashed 17y ago
Oh, my:) You know, I appreciate your help for pointing and explaining me the down-votes. There is one thing I want to say though: If this Karma thing is important for you guys, just do what you think is best. As for me, I don't care if my K
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by Slashed 17y ago
LOL. This is exactly what I needed to hear in plain simple english. Thanks!;)
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by Slashed 17y ago
I'm 21. Currently, our startup is a two-person company. The age difference is like 13 years. I don't actually feel such a difference, as long as we can both work hard and achieve our goals, I think. :)
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by Slashed 17y ago
I will answer your question as a Londoner - Unfortunately, no. Though, now I live in Dublin and I already got a first letter from my ISP, warning me about using P2P networks. Gee, what a bunch of *holes!
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A vision without action is a dream..(actitud-e.com)
1 points by Slashed 17y ago|0 comments
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by Slashed 17y ago
Ten years! Amazing.
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by Slashed 17y ago
To be honest, I don't know if it's a bad thing to be running a laptop for months. I come from the background of using desktop PCs mostly and I must say, I had bad times with running them non-stop for months.
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by Slashed 17y ago
Yeah, the same story with me. Though I don't own a macbook and not using Netbeans(I use GEdit for most web development stuff and Eclipse for C-programming), have 3GB of RAM, I still reboot it about every four days.
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Ask HN: Do you power off your laptop?)
5 points by Slashed 17y ago|18 comments
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Twitter Fever Yahoo Search Adds Twitter News Content(mashable.com)
1 points by Slashed 17y ago|0 comments
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by Slashed 17y ago
Good to hear from you, mate.:) I used to live in London for many ages but recently I moved to Dublin, IE. Though Ireland has a quite fast developing startup community. Microsoft, Guinness, Enterprise Ireland, Bank of Ireland and Trinity Col

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