callenish

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by callenish 13y ago
Have you never had to indicate how many bytes you are sending over a stream, say in the Content-Length of an HTTP response? Have you never put strings into a byte buffer? But that doesn't matter. Let's say you are correct: when wo
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by callenish 13y ago
> In Go: len("нєℓℓσ") // 12, because there are 12 bytes utf8.RuneCountInString("нєℓℓσ") // 5, plz kill me i am an abomination I'm not sure I understand your objection. Bytes and U
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by callenish 13y ago
I think this calls for a meme. http://qkme.me/3uxsx0
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by callenish 14y ago
I think this is an impressive first step, and I love the flow-through that future owners will be equally bound by the terms. Essentially, it gives a permanent free license to use the patents in any open source projects, which can only be an
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by callenish 15y ago
You are right that it is a better term, and I should have used it. I disagree that there is no link between being risk tolerant and risk seeking, though. It would be an interesting study to see if entrepreneurs engaged in high risk sports s
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by callenish 15y ago
I know there is a temptation to look back on events with hindsight and pound your chest shouting, "Mea culpa, mea culpa!" But it is a misplaced notion in your case. You describe your first attempt at a startup as a failure. It should be see
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by callenish 15y ago
When the blogger used the phrase "Fibonacci mysticism" it becomes clear he has far too much bias to pay attention to what the kid was actually doing. He points out that voltage in solar cells is essentially boolean. Ok. That means that the
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by callenish 15y ago
Perhaps you should let some of the open data citizen groups know about this so they can add more data. Also, if you haven't already then take a look at CKAN[1] for datasets to add. [1] http://ckan.net/