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by delegate 10y ago
The author uses C and C++ interchangeably, but these are two distinct languages. Although technically a superset of C, C++ has constructs and paradigms which make you think in totally different ways. In fact C++ introduces many language fea
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The reference to Nest isn't a big plus in my book. I've only heard bad things about it - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BpsMkLaEiOY This phone isn't going to kill the iPhone - in fact it would take a big scr
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by delegate 10y ago
I agree. It is an evolving medium which is reinventing itself. But saying that users are the ultimate ruler is not entirely accurate, to put it lightly. Technically, the ultimate ruler is the one (who controls the person) who can produce t
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by delegate 10y ago
SEEKING WORK - Barcelona, Spain - Remote C++ and iOS Developer. Lately I've been involved a lot with music and sound apps. Good knowledge of JUCE and Qt C++ frameworks. My last two projects involved refactoring existing C++ codebases (
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by delegate 10y ago
I totally agree and that's how I think it will happen anyway.
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I generally try to avoid these services, but it's impossible to not use some of them, because of their monopolistic position. I have to use Facebook sometimes because people use it to organise events, concerts and other things which ar
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by delegate 10y ago
.. which is terrible. Apps like these (including Facebook) are breaking the Internet. Now it's up to the social network to decide how resources are located (what standards?), who can access them, and for how long, etc. Saw a good video
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by delegate 10y ago
The point I'm trying to make is that our society runs on a myriad of apps and databases, yet the operating environment in which these apps run is maintained by a bunch of people in suits, using a set of laws written in human language,
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by delegate 10y ago
> Picking and choosing where your taxes go a terrible idea, because government isn't à la carte And why not ? Our current system stems from a different age, when there were no technological means of communication and collaboration
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by delegate 10y ago
That's why I'm leaning more and more towards the idea that paying taxes is immoral and wrong in our current system. And that is because a good chunk of the taxes we pay go towards arming young people and sending them to kill other
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by delegate 10y ago
I feel like, as a solo app developer, I'm being left out of this 'revolution'. It seems like deep learning only makes sense if you have enough data to feed the algorithm with. The kind of data that only big companies can prod
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by delegate 10y ago
$236 is small change compared to how much bitcoin I've personally lost in the various hacks - MtGox and others. Even so, I still think bitcoin is a brilliant tech and valuable experiment. It is wrong to think of bitcoin as a direct com
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by delegate 10y ago
The price of the stock has little to do with how the company does it's business or what it does. It is as much about other investors as it is about the company itself. The motivation there is pure profit, not some higher moral pu
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Apple employees' mental health issues caused by hostile work environment(mic.com)
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I've experimented with nootropics about 10 years ago. I was on a regimen of Piracetam, Hydergine and several others, the names of which I don't remember now, plus the usual vitamins, fish oil, etc. I did the nootropics for about