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by c00p3r 18y ago
Anime (as an art) is a delicious food for imagination. And in general, an art of faraway countries, even movies and translated books is a very big deal.
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by c00p3r 18y ago
There are very different meanings about 'knowing a language'. Some people think that they know some language while actually they were just memorized several hundred of common sentences. Other people claims that they know some language, beca
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by c00p3r 18y ago
btw, Windows and Java are what actually became obsolete - first because of that's simply enough, second - because there is no such goal as 'runs everywhere' anymore. Linux is just a mainstream, which means it starting to fall.
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by c00p3r 18y ago
Why to reinvent the wheel? Some payment system from various storts is already here.
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by c00p3r 18y ago
That is so funny to choice JVM-based stuff is case when you need an accept/select/read/write hardcore (message passing) along with queue processing. Of course, you can do networking from JVM, and it works well in clean cisco-branded qos-ena
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by c00p3r 18y ago
There are another great tutorial about performance tuning from IBM - Informix Dynamic Server Performance Guide - all those ideas are discussed in that volume. By the way, Informix Dynamic Server itself is an advanced and very stable product
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by c00p3r 18y ago
Broadcast something useful and interesting under your brand or product name. These social networks is just a kind of media (with very limited format in Twitter's case) so the content is what matters.
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by c00p3r 18y ago
This book is not about NLP, it is about that language is a key, about gule-governed behavior and about understanding and modeling of this behaviour. The great idea is about using linguistic methods to understand and model a human's mind act
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by c00p3r 18y ago
There is another less known but worth to mention project. There is a man, who wrote highly optimized (literally - he had counted every system call, every buffer) web server with proxy functionality - http://nginx.net/ It is another exampl
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by c00p3r 18y ago
The Man-Month is enough! =) Btw, there is another 33 years old book which is still worth reading - http://www.amazon.com/Structure-Magic-About-Language-Therapy...
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by c00p3r 18y ago
About psychology behind programming - there are very interesting parallels - almost everything in psychotherapy is based on the usage of the language and direct communication. This means to choosing a words carefully, paying full attention
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by c00p3r 18y ago
There are two kinds of books and movies (in very simplified example) - which are the art, and which are just a stuff for sale. The first ones are good for you, because they are altering you in good way. The second are annoying and damaging
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by c00p3r 18y ago
There is some old classic paper titled The Programmers Stone. In the first chapter there is very good description of two different states of the mind - Packers and Mappers. This study is about packer's brain, because mappers will try to com
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by c00p3r 18y ago
This is an academic view of the problems. The reality is different in each region, even in each block. After Soviet Union was collapsing, we've got this so-called free market (free from a regulation of the goverment). First, we got unlimite
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by c00p3r 18y ago
There is no wonder that the rules of the game were dictated by big players, like facebook or google. They taught ordinary internet users (the mass) that good quality (usable and well-designed) services could be free. So, if you trying to es
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by c00p3r 18y ago
After you're finished that cosmo-style psyhology text, take a look at our favion.ico. =)
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by c00p3r 18y ago
I'm not sure whether it possible to get them in Nigeria, but devices like Nokia N810 or Google G1 Dev. Phone can be very useful. They can stand by for almost a week. At least for me, here, in Nepal, these devices are very good solutions for
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by c00p3r 18y ago
There is a second useful meaning if you take a look at the french translation of the word 'relent'. =) Good sign.
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by c00p3r 18y ago
I never saw zimbra in any internet cafe in India or Nepal. It's all about facebook, (five screens of ten) gmail, and some hotmail (mostly japanese). Seems like they are living in their own reallity.
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by c00p3r 18y ago
I have a little idea too. May be it will be useful for users of this site to view little icons (pictures) of country flags, based on geoip (like in most torrent clients), OS based on browser version - the major ones - osx, win, linux, bsd,
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by c00p3r 18y ago
It will collapse because of several generations were fooled to many times and they gave up everything except alcohol and TV. They're tired, hopeless and simply waiting for death. Of course, new people, like the internet generation are diffe
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by c00p3r 18y ago
btw, there are no possible jokes with alcohol related problems in Russia. Do you aware what happened with nordic tribes in Russia? And that this time most of men died before 50 because of ruined health and stresses? It's not a target for ba
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by c00p3r 18y ago
books is different - you can feel them.
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by c00p3r 18y ago
Why not write/compile and publish Carnegie-style book about hackers and startups? =) Like 'How to stop reading websites and start doing things.'
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by c00p3r 18y ago
Actially, there are EDGE from Nemapli private carrier Mero Mobile in almost all medium-sized cities. There are no problem with internet access because of expansion of mobile carriers. In some places, like in Darjeeling area you can use GPRS
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by c00p3r 18y ago
thank to x86 native code generation, the very smart idea behind V8.
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by c00p3r 18y ago
You can invest in development of a family hotel somewhere in Hymalayan trekking areas, like Nepal, Sikkim or West Bengal. Actually you can build two or three of them. =)
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by c00p3r 18y ago
By the way. Did you hear about Orhan Pamuk? He got the Nobel prize in literature 2006? The book called "My Name Is Red". There are much more about project management in his book that in this page. =) Of course you must be a servant for thos
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by c00p3r 18y ago
It was developed almost 30 years ago. It's based on technologies from 80th. It's don't scale. It's have no community. support. It will cost you a fortune for pre-start, a fortune for make it work, and a fortune for thousand hours of sly con
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by c00p3r 18y ago
SAP is a brand. It's all about sales, not software, which actually is a terrible mess. And of course it is an ecosystem, where you must pay for every little step. It is much worse than MS.

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