chmike

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by chmike 8y ago
My point is that it is not negative news. It is presented as a negative and dramatic news.
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by chmike 8y ago
I can't stop myself thinking that this looks like short seller's propaganda. Producing a new car require adjustments in the process. This info tells me the feedback loop is in full swing to enhance production quality. I fully unde
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by chmike 8y ago
You might want to consider tinode/chat ( https://github.com/tinode/chat )
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by chmike 8y ago
Could you clarify if those users interact with the same server or backend database, or if they need to communicate through distinct servers ? Is it for a web application ?
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by chmike 8y ago
Seriously, exceptions are very different from returning an error. Confusing error return with checked exception tells it all. A checked exception is just an exception type specification. When you read code with a call to a function returnin
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by chmike 8y ago
This is not correct. Exceptions do different things than report an error. They unwind the stack. That's why they are called exceptions and not errors. One important benefit of Go's error handling pattern is readability. With excep
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by chmike 8y ago
Holography is a very particular set of 3d image rendering technique. This volumetric display is not holographic. To me it's a frustration. Microsoft's highjacking of the word holography is also frustrating. Such abuse does not ser
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by chmike 8y ago
The site is not accessible unless I authorise all advertizement companies. There is no way to scroll down the list of advertizers on iPads. The only button accessible is accept all on top of the list. Is there any mirror of the article with
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by chmike 8y ago
From my experience Go's array (slice) is a far better solution. It does not only carry the size (number of elements), it also carries the array buffer capacity. To me it's the epitome of what arrays should be.
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by chmike 8y ago
I'm curious to know if the situation has evolved since 2016 or is still the same.
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by chmike 8y ago
A paradox is a logical contradiction. That is what motivated the question of Fermi "They should be here, where are they ?". The right answer to this question must remove the logical contradiction, and this is what we are interrest
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by chmike 8y ago
When you say "we have not observed alien civilization", you are dismissing all the ufological data we have without valid justification. I can't agree with that unjustified data point set exclusion. When you consider UFOs as a
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by chmike 8y ago
This shows how much staying with UTC time or adopt the International Atomic Time (TAI) is a false problem. As time references changed because of the telegraph and railways, computers will make us change from UTC to TAI. The question is wh
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by chmike 8y ago
Remove articles 11 and 13 with too ambiguous and fuzzy limits. They provide an open door to abuse. It's time to change business models and evolve. Destroying the internet just to protect some profits should not be an option. Make subv
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by chmike 8y ago
That is also exactly it's strengh. Though epub3 now also allow to enforce paged content intended for comic books.
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by chmike 8y ago
In my opinion, takling the ET existence using the drake equation is not efficient because it boils down to estimate or guessing values. I favor the following reasonning. For simplification, let consider the universe as homogene. Now, let p
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by chmike 8y ago
Claiming the presented result as fishy based on the given argument is equivalent to claiming the data has been forged, the scientists are dishonnest and have unethical behavior. Unless the results are proven wrong, such claims of fishyness
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by chmike 8y ago
I would´t trust my nose to detect fishiness. These expermients simply need to be reproduced independently to be verified. Until then, it's anti-scientific to assume anything about fishiness. The reported facts do NOT PROVE that the res
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by chmike 8y ago
What I would like to know is why the spelling correction suggestion of Apple iOS are so bad. Why can they get along with this ? I used to disable it. It can't even make a suggestion when there is only one missing character.
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by chmike 8y ago
I have a similar need for Google. I have two gmail accounts. One is to preserve my privacy. But I can only open one at the time. That's acceptable since I forward mails. But then, everything I do at Google is tracked and associated wit
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by chmike 8y ago
And couldn't find any info on the backend requirement. Do they require nodeJS or can any backend framework be used ?
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by chmike 8y ago
That statement is wrong, but it has the nice effect to remove self inhibition due to complex of inferiority. Replacing everything with most things would be correct. Creating some things did not require intelligence.
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by chmike 9y ago
The Space Time Quantization theory of Prof. Auguste Meessen [1] leads to an explanation of the accelerating expansion of the universe, the cosmological constant suggested by Einstein (drak energy) and dark matter. It uses just simple and ba
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by chmike 9y ago
I don't understand why such an article does not report any instrumental recording and analysis to determine its properties. Aren't there any ? Undrground activity would have very specific signatures.
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by chmike 9y ago
I guess some people have borrowed to invest in crypto money, or worse in stocks, and so need liquidity to anticipate credit raise. The reason the credit rate might be increased (my guessing) is because lending money creates vritual money an
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by chmike 9y ago
Did the study investigated the effect on a long run ?
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by chmike 9y ago
I'm afraid that the reason to human suicide is simply, in most cases, to put an end to the pain these human feel. The brain is an extreamly complex "organ" with many many different potential points of failure. Attempts to fin
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by chmike 9y ago
Here is another point of view on the endianess issue: https://commandcenter.blogspot.fr/2012/04/byte-order-fallacy...
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by chmike 9y ago
This looks so obvious. How could this be patented ? The real question is why no one already implemented it ? It wouldn't surprise me if it already exist.
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by chmike 9y ago
> Cierge uses magic links/codes and external logins to authenticate your users. Could someone explain how the "magic links/codes" works ?

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