artificialidiot

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by artificialidiot 13y ago
"My Firefox OS app was rejected for using potentially unsafe code in a priviliged app" You can still develop for Android with cordova instead.
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by artificialidiot 13y ago
Another failure for getting my point across on my part. I don't see that we disagree that it is a feeble attempt at best. But consider this, who are we to judge the merits of that particular thing without more than a cursory examinatio
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by artificialidiot 13y ago
Give them a break. It is not prolog had been hip for a long time. Using it more idiomatically will take some practice, maybe a few web frameworks and a couple of package managers.
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by artificialidiot 13y ago
I see no use of vala code in geany source. Am I missing something? Vala is not suitable for anything production ready because of its half assed memory management semantics. I believe it is better to invest in C++11 at this point than vala.
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by artificialidiot 13y ago
You are right. The thing is, django doesn't have an image problem so it is fine to announce the attack that way.
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by artificialidiot 13y ago
"The game is rigged. Don't work till you drop, it doesn't matter. Enjoy your short and pitiful life while you can."
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by artificialidiot 13y ago
I can't help myself but think it's the whole point of a recommendation engine.
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by artificialidiot 13y ago
So, they are just whining because they can't solve this "technical problem" with legal mechanisms. Apparently they lack technical chops to continue to "serve relevant ads". Therefore, I offer my services for a measl
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by artificialidiot 13y ago
https://lkml.org/lkml/2013/7/13/132 I think he's trying to tell us something. :)
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by artificialidiot 13y ago
Use mine then ;) http://bdhf.me/bbe/ Designed for el cheapo shared hosts with php. No database, just plain text files in posts directory. Minimal features. Write in markdown. Antisocial, because no one reads mine. Real
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by artificialidiot 13y ago
As soon as you touch a library written in java (read as "designed for"), you start to think in terms of java features and how they map to your language of choice. The oft touted benefit of utilising java libraries suddenly becomes
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by artificialidiot 13y ago
I guess for a latin alphabet based language user, every other writing is either ancient or sci-fi.
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by artificialidiot 13y ago
While i find icon to be a nice language, imperative string operations with implicit context is a huge turn off. I'd rather use regexps.
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by artificialidiot 13y ago
Nice demo. Can someone more knowledgeable compare the range of that Audi with two Teslas there combined at full juice?
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by artificialidiot 13y ago
But they are petitioning for legal theft of control over your computer. I think they know what they are saying.
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by artificialidiot 13y ago
If only there would be something that detects the moment of snark forming in their head and snaps a picture of the commentator at that instant. Surely, there will be enough comedy material right there for everyone involved.
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by artificialidiot 13y ago
Unfortunately, that is not practical. Cameras need to filter out IR from sun to get a decent picture. Unlikely your measly head mounted LEDs would amount to an interference.
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by artificialidiot 13y ago
> Wow you people are a mess. This bug has been around for 12 years!! are you kidding? It works in IE!! Way to get volunteers to fix it.
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by artificialidiot 13y ago
This is one of the rare moments when I wish someone has a more serious condition, like blindness or deafness, so he can invest to cure those instead. I can be selfish too.
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by artificialidiot 13y ago
I'd like to see you hunt for the dynamically added case to the dispatch table. Maybe then, you'll change your mind. There is no fundamental difference between either approaches except the runtime cost. If you need conditonals, use them. If
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by artificialidiot 13y ago
Actually, your comment is more valuable than the article itself.
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by artificialidiot 13y ago
Dear small online ad businesses, Forward your thanks to the intrusive ad networks, spammers and other cretin who've been treating users badly for the last few decades, attracting hostile attention to the advertising practices. People woke u
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by artificialidiot 14y ago
it is neither the OS' nor browsers responsibility to launch correct application for a file. There are launchers that examine file headers (no need to dup it on filesystem) and keep track of your application preferences for a given mime type
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by artificialidiot 14y ago
To be honest, that would be an awesome thing to watch it unfold.
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by artificialidiot 14y ago
Can we please stop the bitcoin ticker posts? We get it. It is more awesome than wallstreet.
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by artificialidiot 14y ago
Thunderbird
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by artificialidiot 14y ago
1. When USA government accepts bitcoin for taxes. 2. When Amazon decides WoW gold is good enough too.
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by artificialidiot 14y ago
In theory js doesn't have integers. In practice, it is dependent on the available optimizations in the browser. I saw no appreciable difference on firefox, for example.
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by artificialidiot 14y ago
So, until we have a full blown prolog interpreter for CSS layout calculation, someone will always complain CSS is not sufficient. What a surprise... Maybe we should update CSS to include object oriented features too. Then we can have abstra
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by artificialidiot 14y ago
If history is any indication, it won't be WebGL but WebDX and we'll at least write both glsl and hlsl if not directx adapted to javascript outright. They can alternatively just require at least opengl es 2.0 support installed through gfx dr

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