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by anon4 12y ago
Was about to post this. Thanks.
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by anon4 12y ago
I think he says he likes to mix it up depending on what he's doing. Quiet space for focused, intense coding, open space for socialising.
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by anon4 12y ago
This can be improved. The following should be sufficient: 1. check that the list is the same size 2. for every element in the original, do a binary search in the new list; fail if not found 3. check that the element following the element yo
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by anon4 12y ago
Hi, I'm with Google Corporate Development and we'd like to talk about acquiring your company.
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by anon4 12y ago
Put your numbers in a pastebin, then post a link to the pastebin. Then, when you get the sorted numbers, post the sorted sequence in the original pastebin, thus creating a cloud-backed repository of sorted variants of number sequences. Afte
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by anon4 12y ago
It's more of a "I don't have the mental resources to deal with all this stuff" position and, as a Linux enthusiast, who has been running almost exclusively Linux for the last 8 years (I've tried SuSE, gentoo, ubuntu
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by anon4 12y ago
The for loop is actually a poor way to do it, IMO. Even if behind the scenes, these are implemented via conditional gotos (like C), it may not be obvious what s going on to someone else who isn't familiar with the syntax. I'd opt
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by anon4 12y ago
Japan's birthrate has steadily slowed, and the population is actually shrinking now. This seems to happen any time population hits the maximum.
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by anon4 12y ago
I don't think you can extrapolate like that. The computer revolution took place much faster than generation turnover did, for example. And if the young ever find themselves under the yoke of a bunch of really old people, with no prospe
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by anon4 12y ago
Or "How my life improved once I started making friends"
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by anon4 12y ago
It's getting to the point where you can just scrape chillingeffects.org to find all the hottest torrent sites hosting actual content.
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by anon4 12y ago
For my part, I've never had any trouble paying through Amazon Payments. It has always worked flawlessly.
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by anon4 12y ago
They already did that, twice. First with DVD which used a weak scrambling scheme that was defeated, then with BluRay which used strong encryption, but people were able to extract the keys. The problem with that scheme is that once any one k
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by anon4 12y ago
It looks like nothing at all... nothing at all... nothing at all...
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by anon4 12y ago
Not everybody hates it. If you have the same interests as your manager, you won't worry or be reprimanded for posting on your faovourite knitting forum for 15 minutes of each day or answering an im from your friend who lives halfway ac
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by anon4 12y ago
As far as I know, people can't synthesise the needed amino-acids just from plants, but can from this products. So it is more healthy.
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by anon4 12y ago
So you're saying the future is in robotics.
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by anon4 12y ago
I know the Visual Studio C++ debugger has edit-and-continue functionality. It would be nice to read how that is implemented, since it's obviously much more invasive than this.
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by anon4 12y ago
I see nobody has posted it, so here is a very lightweight alternative - it redirects all known ad-hosting sites to 127.0.0.1 http://someonewhocares.org/hosts
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by anon4 12y ago
100ms is not that high, that's less than what you get when you're in Europe and want to play with your American friends. And the issue is with delayed retransmission when you can actually afford to send the packets again preemptiv
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by anon4 12y ago
Can you please not use "shit"? It's not that I mind or think it's profane, it's just so generic-meaning now (i.e. thing I don't like or involved in things I don't like happening) that when you say "my
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by anon4 12y ago
Because the UI is better. I personally make the tradeoff for more openness and power and use Linux, but I can see why people use MacOS.
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by anon4 12y ago
I keep hearing about Be's mt capabilities, but I haven't read anything in detail. Can you point me to some materials that explain how it's different from e.g. Linux?
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by anon4 12y ago
People walking around might be happier than people who have to stand in one place all day, though. It would be interesting to invert the system and build a navigation system for the workers to guide them down the aisles in the most optimal
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by anon4 12y ago
I think you can actually unify both. That is, have both a system that lasts for decades and have people move with spontaneity. The key is to disentangle the system which dictates how things fit together from people's personal lives. Th
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by anon4 12y ago
These are just typing hints, they don't break compatibility. The ability to annotate function parameters and return values has been there for a while, so PyPy can at first just ignore these annotations and any valid python 3.5 program
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by anon4 12y ago
If you need to do a lot of typing you can ask your employer for a better keyboard, or buy one yourself. High-end mechanical keyboards allow you to reprogram their firmware and rearrange their keys, so you'll get a new layout without an
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by anon4 12y ago
Questions don't have to be polite, well-formed, or sensible. That is required of answers.
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by anon4 12y ago
I would say that lazy learning is a pretty big boon overall for both you as a person and society at large. On one hand, you have niche skills that can be applied professionally, and on the other, you can find people with knowledge in some n
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by anon4 12y ago
Use en dash instead of normal dash and hope amazon's bots don't notice. If that fails, replace - with ·. Include preface "due to limitations of Amazon's ebook technology, this book uses the · symbol in place of - for hyp

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