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cheery
13y ago
Shut up Microsoft shill. Most people do not even have a clue about which operating system their phone has. And they do not care. Just like they do not do with PC either. If Windows Phone doesn't interest anyone. It is because they were
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cheery
13y ago
You know your text annoys me? Although the author is off the point, you continue the trend, and you're exactly as much correct as the author is. Lisp syntax is just a notation for lists. Lisp implementations process those lists. Any sy
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cheery
13y ago
What did Ballmer actually state there? I barely could find any message from that wall of nice words. How the reorganization is going to differ from the earlier one?
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cheery
13y ago
I've found open source so liberating that I couldn't even consider closing down my source ever! For a while, for me, it's been morally wrong to close source code or rely on sources that's not within your reach. "why
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cheery
13y ago
They contain different points I noted, in the pace I discovered them. I can do as many posts as I want, do I? Or did you mean that I can EDIT the single post, until it contains everything I want to tell? Sorry. I did not figure that out unt
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cheery
13y ago
Quick fix can be permanent fix. Those adjectives do not exclude each other out. I think this article's biggest problem is that he's using running phrases too much, that are correct but without meaning: "If you skip work, you
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cheery
13y ago
What's the point of having warnings in the first place, if you treat them as errors? Also what's the point of having errors that prevent you from executing the rest of program? One error in one module shouldn't prevent huge s
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cheery
13y ago
If you stumble upon a new problem that's unknown to you, you should ALWAYS search what others have done. Only after that you'll try yourself if necessary, knowing the mistakes others made. Good programmers are lazy. You won't
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cheery
13y ago
I've been always better off by starting with an empty file. It lets me concentrate on the problem I am solving, with no fringes or bells that belong to the finished product. Also starting from scratch is great if you're stuck. If
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cheery
13y ago
Copy-pasting code without understanding is functionally same as importing large libraries or linking to them. You'll have same problems even if you didn't copy anything! This is why good programmers review code and prefer open sou
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cheery
13y ago
Pick a fatal design flaw in popular product, such as fragile display in iPhone. Build up a repair service around that flaw. If I invented a similar get-rich-quick-scheme I might also grin like a trollface and that guy in the video.
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cheery
13y ago
What.. Are these government sites? Those do not look like such as they are too clean and positive. Are you sure they're just not a victim of very stylish hacker?