alphonse23

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   by alphonse23 12y ago

   So... how do you test it for correctness???
2. 62.▲
   by alphonse23 12y ago

   This was exactly what I was going to ask.... reading these comments makes me dislike php even more...
3. 63.▲
   by alphonse23 12y ago

   it was, it's been posted several times -- at least I know for sure in comments. I was about to ask, "why are so many links getting re-posted in hackernews?"
4. 64.▲
   by alphonse23 12y ago

   The discovery of denisovans is really interesting. Now I'm starting to imagine ancient societies were like the classic Planet of the Apes movies, where sub species of different humanoids lived together and societies developed political
5. 65.▲
   by alphonse23 12y ago

   they're all humans -- female homo sapiens are easy would be the bumper sticker....
6. 66.▲
   by alphonse23 12y ago

   I find it interesting seeing the comparison between a post on lobste.rs to a post on hackernews. I kind of like lobste.rs more than hackernews, since it's more programmer-centric. But Obviously hackernews gets a lot more traffic so the
7. 67.▲
   by alphonse23 12y ago

   dude, the man publishes 3 files, claims he's going to make a new programming language, and it hits the front page of hackernews -- Matz has some power there.
8. 68.▲
   by alphonse23 12y ago

   nope. no one can: http://www.slate.com/articles/technology/technology/2014/06/... Just another bubble in the making -- just be ready to pull out at the right time.
9. 69.▲
   by alphonse23 12y ago

   haha, after I read it I went ahead and bookmarked Aerospike (before I read this comment) -- their little tactic worked. :)
10. 70.▲
    by alphonse23 12y ago

    I posted this on lobste.rs and somebody stole my link.... Hackernews always gets so much more comments.
11. 71.▲
    by alphonse23 12y ago

    use bitcoins, stop using banks.
12. 72.▲
    by alphonse23 12y ago

    Somebody announces a Bitcoin 2.0 idea just about every other month -- ethereum, counterparty, opentransaction, and so on -- so why does this one deserve $21M?
13. 73.▲
    by alphonse23 12y ago

    God, this things are so "public", I could never imagine myself publicly leaving a dev team... But maybe I haven't been working long enough.
14. 74.▲
    by alphonse23 12y ago

    > Since it utilizes the same addresses and Blockchain as Bitcoin, it has just as many users as does Bitcoin. I don't think that's fair to say...
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    by alphonse23 12y ago

    I also think he should have covered the time it would take to sort an array. A linear search wouldn't need to be sorted, but a binary search would. He made his cut off at around 64 elements, but if you'd include the time needed by
16. 76.▲
    by alphonse23 12y ago

    Holy shit, a Keira Knightley movie about Alan Turing... 2014: the year cryptography went mainstream..
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    by alphonse23 12y ago

    This is sort of the idea I've been waiting to come out of the bitcoin universe for some time now. A decentralized stock exchange seems like an obvious killer application for bitcoin. Though, the only thing I don't like about it is
18. 78.▲
    by alphonse23 12y ago

    You website broke the back button.
19. 79.▲
    by alphonse23 12y ago

    There's something really weird about that website... The language does sound interesting -- though.
20. 80.▲
    by alphonse23 12y ago

    Go to hackathons, join a team, and build something. That's the fastest way to paid work.
21. 81.▲
    by alphonse23 12y ago

    That's an awesome vid. God I'd love to have John Conway as a professor -- I wouldn't think anything badly of him. That whole web series is actually pretty awesome: Numberphile. Also check out Computerphile and pretty much eve
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    by alphonse23 12y ago

    > a more profitable approach might be to immediately start creating whatever you really care about, and let the question of what company creates your W-2 take care of itself. See, there's a fallacy in this way of thinking that many
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    by alphonse23 12y ago

    I see where you're going with this, but try to understand the common man can't always be a founder... cause the common man has bills/mortgages/rent/families/kids and a whole lot of other things to deal with. Al
24. 84.▲
    by alphonse23 12y ago

    I'm going to delete my Linkedn now..
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    by alphonse23 12y ago

    I hope he realizes this, as much as I hope everybody else realizes this, that the only reason why he got the violation reduced was because he brought his attorney on board. Anybody who lives in California whose contested a ticket knows that
26. 86.▲
    by alphonse23 12y ago

    I bet it's awesome being the ops directory -- sounds like so much fun!
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    by alphonse23 12y ago

    I calculated his basic salary, if he's asking for £4,378 for two days worth of work per week for 6 months, that means he make £xx,xxx per 6 months... Man, I wish he was making more period. This guy no doubt deserves more!
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    by alphonse23 12y ago

    Well. The moving picture at the top, the Masonry image layout. It all really fits well together to convey what airbnb does -- and it really makes you want to connect with them. Airbnb is no doubt a very well funded company. The second one y
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    by alphonse23 12y ago

    What the company is doing is essentially illegal. You can't rent out a living space without applying for rezoning, and then it still has to be with the approval of the city planning department of the city. You can't just let peopl
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    by alphonse23 12y ago

    I can't say I really believe in Airbnb as a company and idea, but that is a damn well designed website -- I guess you could say the best money could buy..