Tehnix

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by Tehnix 13y ago
>Soylent is doing nothing more than accommodating to the needs of humanoids who continue the endless pursuit of some vague promise of capitalist fulfillment Or, I'm just really lazy and would prefer something remotely healthy and ch
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by Tehnix 13y ago
Have you noticed how easy it is to implement circular data structures or random number generators in C? The same is not true for Haskell. I might be wrong, but, isn't this a circular data structure (or, what they ar
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by Tehnix 13y ago
In a similar fashion, "The Evolution of a Haskell Programmer" (I'm sure there are for other langs also) http://www.willamette.edu/~fruehr/haskell/evolution.html :)
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by Tehnix 13y ago
How on earth does one spend $35,000 on hosting/storage a month? It simply baffles me that people would even consider this an option. There are so many better ways than just blindly throwing money away like this. Heck, you could buy you
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by Tehnix 13y ago
Are you worried they might try to "disrupt" the market by selling them or something? Else, I really can't see how this poses any problem at all.
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by Tehnix 13y ago
Hmm, it doesn't seem to work in Safari 7, but does in Chrome. Didn't think anything of it (it was just a orange background in Safari) before you asked. But, yeah, a coffee pouring.
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by Tehnix 13y ago
Why? or are you stating that social interactions have nothing to do with race, gender and sexuality? 'Cause then you and I simply do not live in the same world... As much as we all do want racism etc to go away, prejudices are a very r
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by Tehnix 13y ago
Stab in the dark, but, I guess it's because it requires the App Store to get it, which, AFAIK, first became available in 10.6.6, meaning, Snow Leopard is the farthest back you go. If you get someone to DL it for you and burn it to disk
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by Tehnix 13y ago
Are you implying it's complex? Because a lot of languages have list comprehensions[1] (list comprehensions are awesome!). Haskells is very close to the mathmatical set-builder notation[2]. An example of a more advanced one would be
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by Tehnix 13y ago
>People who score high on IQ tests do take IQ tests (or similar puzles on a daily basis). not necessarily, on an official test, I scored 140 (which I'd consider high), and I don't do any puzzles or similar at all. that said, ob
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by Tehnix 13y ago
the network doesn't interfere, they do nothing to the transactions. They are there to act as a safe-guard against double spending, among others, by "validating" them.
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by Tehnix 13y ago
I doubt it's under the NDA to say that most apps (that I use) work fine under iOS 7 (and these are iOS 6 apps). Of course there are some that crash/break, but overall, it's okay. In short, the app situation feels more or less
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by Tehnix 13y ago
I can relate all too well. I once got hired in a startup my brother was in. I relocated to a new town (the capital), and got the chance to work in the development team with my brother and another guy I also knew very well. Things were aweso
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by Tehnix 13y ago
Maybe because people in this community can highly relate to the subject? I know I can, for one...
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by Tehnix 13y ago
If they are, by default, order-insensitive, then it should pose no problem at all to make them order-sensitive, since you would not know what order they would appear in either way. Now, if you had said the other way around (ppl expect them
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by Tehnix 13y ago
I was actually also admiring the simplicity of his solution, to take advantage of services that are already in place doing the exact opposite of his. Tip of the hat to the author...
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by Tehnix 13y ago
Credit should be put where credit is due
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by Tehnix 13y ago
Obviously a troll account since it was created for the specific purpose of posting that comment (created 1 hour ago, posted 1 hour ago)...
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by Tehnix 13y ago
I'm fairly certain LoL also has these counter measures in place, alas, it's still full of trolls and toxic people (not to say that there aren't well behaved ppl, but compared to other games...)
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by Tehnix 14y ago
Well, considering the phrasing is a bit like what you might see in a viagra add, and the fact that if you say it out loud the Pness part in PHPness is almost literally pronounced penis. Either way, I would have given it any second thought i
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by Tehnix 14y ago
So what? It's a penis joke? What is so bad about that if it's the case? Honestly, the only thing this (the article) accomplishes is making it appear that women have no humor... If people are offended by this, I simply would not care. I mean
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by Tehnix 14y ago
DTU (Technical University of Denmark) also has a Python course http://www.kurser.dtu.dk/02820.aspx?menulanguage=en
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by Tehnix 14y ago
As a new user on Digital Ocean, I gotta agree, it took them less than 2 minutes to reply to a ticket I opened (so fast that I got a reply from two supporters on the same time) on a question concerning moving my server to the Amsterdam cente
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by Tehnix 14y ago
Hmm, this seems a bit odd. I get ~16ms lat on ping from the Digital Ocean Amsterdam center (I'm in Denmark). I tried their US one which gave me ~100ms. From what I gather from your traceroute, this is a lot faster than what you experience?
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by Tehnix 14y ago
> "If a user comes to a site that is using her primary language, she will interact with that site using that language." If the website UI is in their native language, people would most likely also make the READMEs, issues, comments and
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by Tehnix 14y ago
I don't know why, but for some reason I found that localizing github would in fact not contribute to the better, but to the worse. I know there are a lot of programmers for whom english is not their native language (heck, I'm one of them),