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There are much more enjoyable readings on ZH. =) It is one of them: http://www.zerohedge.com/article/welcome-insane-asylum-%E2%8...
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I probably biased against 'MS researcher', and phrases like 'I grew up in a community of hackers', but... =) 4chan is, in the first place, the strong illusion of a crowd of young, non-serious people. It is totally different from any other c
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What else WSJ (BP) would say? =)
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It is obviously not possible to catch Wikipedia as a knowledge base, for the same reasons as it is impossible to catch Facebook as a social network or Apple as a content-distributing platform, and specialized collaborative sites, like Stack
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What this page missing, is compare of insecurity, portability and speed issues. =) btw, no one think it is enough of flame? After Apple's explanation, after all those security holes, inability to deliver a working product to platform other
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It corresponds to Brooks's idea (law?) that one architect (with view) is good, while many is a disaster.
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That secret is not just about finance, it is about almost everything. Most of complex systems were built from simple and understandable parts. The problem is - one should learn the underlying rules and principles first.
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Proprietary protocols only, which could be easily banned on ISP.
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"a tool that make simple things easy" - thank you for this =)
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It will not work. Today's average internet user is technically incompetent to set up something complicated as non-standard VPN connection, leave alone third-party one, like OpenVPN. The second problem - is monetization. Most people wouldn't
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China is lagging a lot. =)
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Too good to be true.
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Only top-tier, status goods could be sold with a boutique system as a collections, like fashion clothes, elite cars and so on. Apple got it years ago, almost everyone else are lagging behind. The manufacturers of a cheap consumer goods must
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books actually contain very few ideas. But these few ideas are chosen to be interesting to a general reader, to be understandable by a layman - take almost any religious books - it is the same collection of short stories for a layman, whi
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Seems like the target group of this blog post are teenagers, not even students. Some street slang would look well near the size measurement in ipods. =)
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First of all: Emacs (and vim) are perfectly usable on (and originally developed for) a dumb terminal, or so-called console. This is the main difference with modern IDEs such as eclipse, and Gnome or KDE-based ones. The key-sequences in vi (
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my last 2c - all those abuses are very easy to deal with compared to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asperger_syndrome , especially when your parents (and therefore you) know nothing about it or that it even exist. =)
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1. I did. 2. There is a life outside US. =) 3. Try to google 'Tibetan medicine bon tradition' or something like that. btw, The root (or the trunk) of Tibetan tree of the causes of diseases is ignorance.
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Oh, it could be a long discussion, especially in terms of 'withhold medication'. There are some basics, like the difference between symptoms and their causes. In the cases in which it is possible to deal with causes, not the symptoms, using
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Everything that is obviously possible to overcome with self-will, patience and persistence - drug addiction and alcoholism (except the last, incurable stage), smoking, obesity, shyness, and especially ignorance - should not be tolerated. Mo
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What war? ARM already won the next generation of the mobile consumer devices. There are tens of millions of them sold. x86-based smartphones, MIDs or even tablets are nonsense, just because the only goal of x86 is Windows binary compatibil
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Porn sites has more pageviews than all those combined, and I guess FarmVille has more views than Wikipedia. So what, looking for a different planet to live? =)
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Yet another coder converted to a great teacher of humanity?
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...you also need to be prepared (have a rich parents with good connections, in the first place, plus some character and perhaps some experience =) The 'Catch the moment!' saying is a several thousands year old.
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I don't remember exactly what is the name of this bias, but people used to believe that if one is successful in some field, say, programming, he is also authoritative in completely different fields, such as philosophy or finance. =) Actuall
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As far as I know iPhone dev kit is a clang-based? Am I wrong?
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"The practice makes a man perfect".
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It was over in 2003. It's time to consider the ends of iPhone and Facebook eras. =)
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btw, anyone tried to use clang as a system compiler for android - it probably would give another 10-15%?
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Some people argued that there is Sun's enterprise support for Solaris and blah-blah-blah. =) Where is the [Open]Solaris now? (Do not even try to tell that it is alive - no activity, no community support, no device driver updates or even pat
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