bulutsuzku

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by bulutsuzku 5y ago
It would be nice to narrow your search to a specific country because some EU countries are not welcoming foreigners of specific nationalities. And some others countries are saturated of foreigners (specifically from one or two countries) an
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by bulutsuzku 6y ago
How did you replied then?
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by bulutsuzku 6y ago
It happens everywhere. It doesn't mean 50% of the country agrees with their decision. Populists politics use anything in hand to survive, any escape might help to smooth the unattractive truth but the suburbs have no charms to soothe t
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by bulutsuzku 6y ago
Actually he did a great job with the Argentina's coach at that time: Carlos Bilardo. He basically revolutionized Soccer and only who really understand tactics knows what he really did.
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by bulutsuzku 6y ago
He played in a time where Soccer was almost amateur. See the criminal fouls to Maradona in the 80's. In comparison Pele was treated like a sweet flower.
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Is Argentina ruled by leftists dictatorships?
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by bulutsuzku 7y ago
Can anyone just explain how in hell it takes so long to develop a vaccine? Vaccine creators aren't supposed to have billions of USD to make their job? What's the real problem here?
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by bulutsuzku 7y ago
Is that "easy" to hide such big number of deaths in China?
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by bulutsuzku 9y ago
The Islands were stolen, so anything British do there is open to International legal issues.
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by bulutsuzku 9y ago
It is "Argentine" government, not "Argentinian"
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by bulutsuzku 9y ago
British still seem to believe they are legit in the Islands. It is actually an occupation since 1833.
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by bulutsuzku 10y ago
To me this is a place for JavaScript, Python and Ruby coders who believe they're super hackers. They downvote and upvote in mass, so they cannot recognize NCBI.
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by bulutsuzku 10y ago
Files? Tests were invented for OOP, no need to have files
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by bulutsuzku 10y ago
That would be PetitParser http://scg.unibe.ch/research/helvetia/petitparser
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by bulutsuzku 10y ago
"I made up the term 'object-oriented', and I can tell you I didn't have C++ in mind" Alan Kay (inventor of Smalltalk)
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by bulutsuzku 11y ago
Does implement ABAC/XACML wrappers?
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by bulutsuzku 11y ago
Smalltalk is missing
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by bulutsuzku 11y ago
Python is dying because is the freeloader language of choice. And you realize it when you explore the QUALITY of python libraries out there. You know what I mean. Quality in Python code sucks.
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by bulutsuzku 11y ago
It is dying
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by bulutsuzku 11y ago
Python is just a fashion language. If you want truly survivor languages look at Smalltalk. More than 30 years and still alive. Is not about modern type inference or dynamism... it's always about the people. And people in Python doesn&#
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by bulutsuzku 11y ago
There is no disagreement, Smalltalk is the object system. Object-orientation was invented in Smalltalk. Other languages and systems are just poor imitations.
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by bulutsuzku 11y ago
> Well, Rust is a systems language, and so it should be a good fit for OS development. We're still working on bits of it, but it's a stated goal of the language, so testing that out is valuable. My questions was not well formul
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by bulutsuzku 11y ago
If you don't need ancient relational tables why you didn't used an OODB like GemStone/S?
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by bulutsuzku 11y ago
Of course you_can_do_everything_in_assembler. Nobody discuss about mystical or special in debug a debugger, but everything is about to invest lot of energy and time. Even launching GDB is a pain. And theres's a reason why many research
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by bulutsuzku 11y ago
What's the value and novelty of writing an OS in Rust?