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by banthar 11y ago
I'm not sure if you mean that pro or against regular expressions. That is a good example for #5. Regular expressions are great to quickly patch together something that kinda works, but: 1. Those hosts are still broken. The next person
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by banthar 11y ago
That is fine for throwaway scripts. But such "perl duct tape" is not 100% accurate and will break for no reason. There is no place for such solutions in reliable and maintainable software.
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by banthar 11y ago
I do not know if it's correlation or causation, but almost all code using regular expressions I encounter is horribly broken. 1. Regular expressions are often used instead of existing parsers. XML, CSV, file paths, URIs etc. all alread
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by banthar 11y ago
I've made this some years ago: https://github.com/banthar/mine3d It's just the basics - only renders terrain and some static blocks. But it's also based on 1.7.3 protocol. I've just checked and it k
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by banthar 12y ago
According to this: http://firma.t-mobile.pl/pl/dla-mediow/informacje-prasowe/-/... T-Mobile is a patron of startup accelerator in which InPay (the payment provider) took part.
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by banthar 12y ago
This more probable than you think. Java code is likely to use Collections.shuffle(). That method uses internal Random which is used only for shuffling. Shuffling is unlikely to be used for other purposes than shuffling cards. There isn&#x27
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by banthar 14y ago
So, it only generates fully solved boards? That's a pity. Picking the initial numbers is the tricky part. I don't think there are many opensource libraries for that.
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by banthar 14y ago
This looks way too simple to generate good quality sudoku puzzles. Does it, for example, check if the puzzle has only one solution?
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by banthar 14y ago
Have you downloaded all the files? requestAnimationFrame is defined in http://minimal.be/lab/fluGL/RequestAnimationFrame.js
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by banthar 14y ago
> What if your employer wants you to steal from your family? Stealing should be illegal in any case. It has nothing to do with labor laws. > What if your employer wants to have sex with you? Again. If you don't like prostitution, ba
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by banthar 15y ago
Earning money usually means doing lots of hard and unpleasant things. Giving your facebook login information is hardly the worst thing employer can ask you to do. Why is it so special? How do you determine what should and what shouldn't be
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by banthar 15y ago
I've tried to write a program ( https://gist.github.com/392445 ) which would be affected by this. It seems it should be `'); DROP TABLE servertypes; --` to actually drop any tables. All I was able to get now is syntax error.
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by banthar 15y ago
The string is split in half. It only takes a couple of seconds to brute-force each part.