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16y ago
> The problem is with the people who rounded up the innocent women and children, put them in trains, and then sent them off to die. > The whole point of this video is about killing of innocent man, women and children by shooters who
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16y ago
> I think it's laughable to try to draw a comparison between soldiers fucking up and causing collateral damage and the Holocaust. That's not what you said. You said... > the blood is on the hands of the people who started and contin
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16y ago
> the blood is on the hands of the people who started and continued the war > not the ones who have to actually fight it. The nazis probably said the same.
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17y ago
> Only writes in dynamically-typed languages with a strong functional component aka, javascript.
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17y ago
In many places the vocal minority controls the media. I guess this popularity issue is not a Asian thing only. A significant large number of silent people in Germany I assume is supportive of Hitler's work --- that's what my impression is a
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17y ago
I guess that might have to do with load these search engines generate. Previosly in a thread we checked that comments posted in HN appear in google search after a minute of posting. That should create a good amount of load on HN. Multiply i
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17y ago
For offline version I had been using this application for some time now... WebKit HTML to PDF http://code.google.com/p/wkhtmltopdf/ This is a PDF generator which uses WebKit engine to render the HTML page and then converts to PDF. Has com
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17y ago
I am still waiting for node.js for windows.
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17y ago
I don't know. I read the original article and felt he was talking about building numerous cheap apps and selling those to get rich quick instead of building a single one and hopping it will take over the market. I did not felt like he was t
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17y ago
Here is a step by step comparison on how cutting off ruby's features can make the JRuby implementation faster, from the guy who worked on JRuby. http://blog.headius.com/2009/04/how-jruby-makes-ruby-fast.ht... Read it, you will find it int
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17y ago
I think the parent is implying that while discussing with any second party, it is easier to mutually agree on which one is an issue and which one is details --- compared to discussing on the problem itself and finding a resolution.
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17y ago
Doesn't work on V8, at least not on the version I am using. Which JS engine is 1.8.1 complaint?
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17y ago
I don't even understand the broken window fallacy. The broken window repair does seem to increase GDP, as long as G means Gross (Gross Domestic Product). Of course the net gain is zero, but that's not what GDP mean, I think.
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17y ago
Backspace doesn't work on Opera too. Up arrow should bring forward the last line typed ---- that doesn't happen here.
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17y ago
There is also the other side of the story. Read a few stories on Steve Jobs (just google) and how he behaves with Apple Engineers and Designers (hint: worse than what one guesses) and how they ultimately turn that in into profit (better pro
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17y ago
Initially there were only one version of iPod. Now check how many versions are there in the market.
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17y ago
> You guys should see the evilness that is Access, the inconsistencies there make this look like nothing. And it's a black art with almost no documentation anywhere. Are you talking about MS Access? It's about 15 years old. There should
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17y ago
It's bad that you can't copy your PDFs into iPhone and read those later. Not unless it's jail broken. iPhone can render PDF, but only when the file is sent as mail attachment or downloaded from web. This single thing is preventing me from p
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17y ago
Exactly for this reason I found myself writing assembly again: Invoke C functions from a scripting language. The last I wrote was probably 15 years back.
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17y ago
If we look back at human history and extrapolate that trend, 500 years on we could be worse off than what we are now in technology. Civilizations no matter how strong they look, have a trend of rising and falling. And when it falls, it's kn
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17y ago
5. The functionality of the docs hasn't kept up with Clojure. 6. Debugging facilities also have not kept up with the state of Clojure. These two are the first thing I check before trying to use any programming language.
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17y ago
Best advice of this century in it's class. I don't know why we are still wasting our time with calculus while I see a lot of people suffering in their daily life because of their lack of understanding in probability theories and statistics.
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17y ago
I am still using TextPad which I started using since 90s. But wish I could jump to something better. TextPad is now dead with no update for, what 6 years? No v.5 doesn't count as update, it's downgrade. No Unicode, only more fancy GUI. Swit
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17y ago
Probably first time I am seeing a micro-optimization having some really significant impact on a micro-benchmark test.
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17y ago
Parent said that economy will go down at some point no matter what. Which is why perks don't last. That's only one of the many reasons.
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17y ago
Use "mysqladmin" run: mysqladmin ping output: mysqld is alive
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17y ago
They need to have an English section on their web site.
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17y ago
I am watching the revival of assembly --- a decade after everyone declared its death. This article would have been a meaningless hacker article 5 years ago. Now everyone feels they need to write a JIT for their DSL. Suddenly there is a new
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17y ago
From the article: > The big boss, as a reward for thinking up all this stuff, gets to lounge in a nice, relaxing chair
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Hardware is Expensive, Programmers are Cheap
(lastinfirstout.blogspot.com)
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