artificialidiot

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by artificialidiot 12y ago
Funny how those wireless "shields" have 10x performance of the AVRs on the main board.
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by artificialidiot 13y ago
Because he made more money than most people though was possible.
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by artificialidiot 13y ago
This guy can't tell the difference between a username and a displayed name. He's not qualified to give advice. Username is indeed just a string for machines which happens to be displayed occasionally.
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by artificialidiot 13y ago
All of it. Right now I am looking at an SQL&perl mutant I wrote and wondering what I was smoking at the time.
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by artificialidiot 13y ago
In other news, several lawmakers receive a dossier of personal accomplishments which they are reluctant to speak of.
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by artificialidiot 13y ago
First, article confuses duck typing with dynamic typing. Second, it mentions variable declaration semantics which has nothing to do with dynamic or duck typing. Then promptly gives an example of operator overloading for an unnamed language
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by artificialidiot 13y ago
TBH, I have yet to see one which lacks CF.
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by artificialidiot 13y ago
Silicon Valley as an independent country? That's a great idea! I'd pay to see twentysomethings build a nation on cat 5 cables and bright rectangles. Now, where did I put my popcorn pan...
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by artificialidiot 13y ago
This kind of butthurt posts pop up regularly since browser customisations became popular. The main objection is almost always towards users' freedom of choice of software to view web content. It is frightening them that some users with
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by artificialidiot 13y ago
There are two kinds of languages, those no one uses and those everyone bitches about.
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by artificialidiot 13y ago
A good enough solution might be using appliances designed with older cpus with little to no power management features but it is only practical for high stakes stuff like military comms I guess.
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by artificialidiot 13y ago
So nothing they did actually worked before shelling out to cloudflare? Nice advertisement but now I hate the author for misleading me that the article contains anything instructive.
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by artificialidiot 13y ago
You must admit it would make there quite a bit more "exciting" though.
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by artificialidiot 13y ago
How do I know that the company spews bullshit? Because it mentions Alzheimer. This is the modern trigger word for asking for funding without stating a concrete goal.
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by artificialidiot 13y ago
Pdf is very good at reproducibility at the printer.
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by artificialidiot 13y ago
A more accurate title would be "The Devil's Dictionary of Silicon Valley".
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by artificialidiot 13y ago
Can you pay your taxes in bitcoins?
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by artificialidiot 13y ago
Demoscene is a fine example where people already continue a tradition as the article suggests, even if not gushing but still trickling. I don't claim computing tech faces such a danger yet. I only tried to put a more familiar spin on w
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by artificialidiot 13y ago
> ... the downside is that it's becoming almost impossible to find anyone who is capable of doing this sort of thing without having access to these tools and machines. The whole point of the article was nobody can feel that pain eve
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by artificialidiot 13y ago
Well, I spoke early to be honest, however I don't think bias is the same thing as lying.
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by artificialidiot 13y ago
Well funded? Hell yeah, ride the bubble while it lasts. It is not you subsist on thin air. Good product? Are you your own customer? Is it really "new" and "innovative" ? Learn as much as you can, then. You never know whe
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by artificialidiot 13y ago
I think I notice a selection bias here. Anyone north of 50k won't ever bother looking at this thread.
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by artificialidiot 13y ago
If you start the file with ".LOG" it will add date when the file is reopened. Stupid party trick.
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by artificialidiot 13y ago
Since apparently everyone uses nothing but gmail, I think I am in minority by using Thunderbird consistently through years. I use gmail, yahoo mail (through an extension), connect several pop3(I tell it to leave messages onn server), imap s
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by artificialidiot 13y ago
I see there is a market for a power bulshitting app which for every time you spew some, I get a dime so you can keep an eye on yourself. Cramming your life between fleeting moments during work is not healthy however you quantify it. 7/
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by artificialidiot 13y ago
That's because teachers come from the less gifted and higher education is seen as an unnecessary luxury. Importing science and technology is easier anyway...
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by artificialidiot 13y ago
Would you rather return it -1 or something else? You are gonna need a comparison in any case because you can get 0 offset. Return type doesn't matter as much because php has dynamic typing. Pretend it is Option[Int] if you will. I woul
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by artificialidiot 13y ago
If you mean standby time, it is absolutely horrible.
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by artificialidiot 13y ago
At least it doesn't look actively harmful to what we already have.
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by artificialidiot 13y ago
You can't convince an adult to work himself to death to enrich someone else. At least, not that easily. The problem can also be understood as a lack of demand for experience. Noone realistically needs any experience beyond a few side p

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