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   by deletes 13y ago

   So according to logic, assembler is pure alcohol?
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   by deletes 13y ago

   >>then curbstomp you with zero warning<< I'm very glad this happened to me twice in a row. Then I was able to officially uninstall the game and continue with my life. Still a great game.
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   by deletes 13y ago

   I'm very keen to try this. Did you notice any side effects?
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   by deletes 13y ago

   I can't watch the video, can you please provide some information/source about the technique.
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   by deletes 13y ago

   Actually you should cast name.length to int otherwise you leave the error in. Casting negative number to unsigned(size_t) would get you a large positive number.
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   by deletes 13y ago

   I saw i paper a long time ago of a stenography quite resistant to transformations so the basic information was still extractable from the picture. Still i think that a photograph of the monitor would remove it. EDIT: Even a photo filter mig
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   Falcon 9 demo(spacenews.com)

   3 points by deletes 13y ago|0 comments
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   by deletes 13y ago

   Doesn't look very advanced. Maybe I'm missing something.
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   by deletes 13y ago

   Should be: This will crash your browser if you enable javascript. Opera did crash though.
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    by deletes 13y ago

    How does it fair again strong winds in a storm and occasional hail? Is the isolation good enough to provide comfort in environment ranging from 35°C to -15°C ? What is your solution for a bathroom? Where do you shower?
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    by deletes 13y ago

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Photovoltaic_system#Insolation_... I'm taking the lowest value of 0.75 kWh per day. A quick look with google shows average yearly consumption per home is ~10000 kWh or 27.3kWh per day.
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    by deletes 13y ago

    Link bait with zero(0) original content. Referring to: http://programmers.stackexchange.com/questions/203469/if-my-...
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    by deletes 13y ago

    Agreed, They might as well close the company when a disaster happens. I wouldn't risk my life for 3 minutes of weightlessness. A week or two in space is another story.
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    by deletes 13y ago

    Current space-hops just can't be anything more than a tourist attraction. Looking at the design it seems the ship is unable to do atmospheric entry from orbit and is a dead end as far as research is concerned.
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    by deletes 13y ago

    Do you log your calorie intake?
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    by deletes 13y ago

    I did it. I took some organizing and willpower. And a mirror near the place where you spend most of your day really helps to not ignore the situation.
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    by deletes 13y ago

    I can't believe it but it is faster and more enjoyable to read with the gradients. I can't get the bookmark to work with firefox. Extension would be great!
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    by deletes 13y ago

    Please don't be so vain. Division by zero is undefined, that is (supposed) to be taught in high school. The fact is that computers have to display some value when x/0, and that value is defined by IEEE standard in the context prog
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    by deletes 13y ago

    I was hinting at the latest Xerox fiasco. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6156238
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    by deletes 13y ago

    Imagine getting a Xeroxed copy of the illegal version of the book.
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    by deletes 13y ago

    http://www.android.com/kitkat/images/android.png
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    by deletes 13y ago

    Meanwhile in America...
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    by deletes 13y ago

    I can only recognize a couple of popular languages. I doubt my result will get any better in the future and i think that is a good thing.
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    by deletes 13y ago

    As a C programer i consider the first method to be clearer and am still unconvinced that exceptions should be user for anything other than unrecoverable errors; exceptions have the stack unwinding feature.
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    by deletes 13y ago

    Isn't that what exceptions are used for in any language?
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    by deletes 13y ago

    The good old times when Stephen Colbert was funny and wrote his own jokes.
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    by deletes 13y ago

    I couldn't before but now i can see all the answers without ?share=1. Did they change their policy? I can't find any blurred answer anymore.
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    by deletes 13y ago

    Since when is programing with logic gates easy. Doing it on paper without any kind of visual design tool and simulator is very hard.
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    by deletes 13y ago

    He was hired by Atari int 1973 way before he was assigned to do the Breakout game which was in 1975. I wonder what was his actual job at first. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steve_Jobs#Career
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    by deletes 13y ago

    Kickstarter does not allow product design campaigns that don't have any physical products and also no rewards in mass quantities. Indiegogo is less strict. From: http://www.kickstarter.com/help/guidelines >>