arithmetic

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by arithmetic 17y ago
These are useful! It always helps to take the monotony out of writing code (especially with methods that check boundary conditions and overflows) and spend more time on the actual design.
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by arithmetic 17y ago
It is really sad to see Skype, which is incredibly popular, still doesn't know how to leverage its platform. I hope they learn that to build and leverage a product successfully, you absolutely need to help developers make money off your pro
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by arithmetic 17y ago
I love the fact that the feature (of faxing photos) actually works. Telling sign of true geeks.
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by arithmetic 17y ago
This apology was long overdue. I'm glad that Britain finally came out with it.
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by arithmetic 17y ago
"Discovered via a TechCrunch employee who has asked to remain anonymous." And it has a link to the employee's twitter page. You gotto love TC humor.
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by arithmetic 17y ago
Try winamp. Loved it. Still do so. It's simple and the search feature is good (and fast)!
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by arithmetic 17y ago
Have you seen Steve Jobs? I'm pretty sure he can levitate. :)
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by arithmetic 17y ago
I'm totally calling PETA.
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by arithmetic 17y ago
Should be titled "Before you start learning Common Lisp". Anyone with a reasonable functional programming background would know the difference.
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by arithmetic 17y ago
I'm not entirely sure what the article is trying to point out. Is the author saying Wordpress is dying? And is that because of a couple of bloggers claiming that it is insecure (perhaps rightly so). If that's the case, use whichever blog en
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by arithmetic 17y ago
I've wondered why different cars have fuel doors on different sides, but have always believed that car companies just never agreed on a standard. I'm glad that's not the case and that there really is a reason.
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by arithmetic 17y ago
Hello kettle, this is pot. You're black. :)
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by arithmetic 17y ago
I wonder who funds "research" like this. And where do they do studies of this sort? The "duh" school of research?
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by arithmetic 17y ago
And using Netscape Navigator. Remember that one?
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by arithmetic 17y ago
There will always be some desktop applications which doesn't make a ton of sense (either logically or financially) to port them to the web. For most other type of applications, we already have web equivalents (so coyly termed as "the lite v
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by arithmetic 17y ago
Hey, I've seen weirder stuff on the internet where someone actually made money. You never know :)
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by arithmetic 17y ago
Think of the winter that will be here very soon, and the time when you'll have to turn on the heater constantly. A few days of sun (especially in a city like Seattle where sighting the sun is a rare occurrence), is not that hard to deal wit
138.
by arithmetic 17y ago
What an insanely long, winding article. Get to the point already!
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by arithmetic 18y ago
Oh please. Perfect troll bait.