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by devcpp 14y ago
They had been threatened a few times before implementing it. It's about time we stopped to play this game and make it clear stuff like that won't be tolerated at all. It wouldn't have been better for Microsoft. They know very well that each
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by devcpp 14y ago
Same goes for reviews on Google Play. No reviews for anyone, then.
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by devcpp 14y ago
Sorry if you found that insulting. I guess I got used to this aspetic cold language you see on HN to make emotion invisible. That's one of the things I miss from Reddit. I know there are many people like you that somehow intuitively capture
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by devcpp 14y ago
Your sound like an executive too, putting emphasis on well-researched words, and mentioning things like capturing inspiration. As far as I've seen, there is little inspiration involved in most programming environments, just a lot of thinkin
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by devcpp 14y ago
>I too was unsure what to call it, but if they listen to the feedback, I think "whatever it's called" is really awesome and could be a legitimate substitute to the ppt platform. At least I would be interested in making a few presentatio
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by devcpp 14y ago
Both work for me.
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by devcpp 14y ago
And this is exactly how we generate random values with a certain distribution.
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by devcpp 14y ago
It's not actually ASCII, there are many more characters used. It is however "ASCII art", in that the characters are used to graphically represent places and objects.
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by devcpp 14y ago
Why would you go through that when paper is much more comfortable to write on?
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by devcpp 14y ago
You're thinking of referendums. A petition is a small number of people pissed about something that not everyone may be interested in. I'm sure my grandparents have never heard of Aaron Swartz and don't know what "jailbreaking" means, so it
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by devcpp 14y ago
The last two sentences you wrote are incompatible.
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by devcpp 14y ago
How about a garden with directions on the ground? Like Android, that gives you suggestions with most popular apps. If anything, it fits everyone. In the example of the legos, you could include a document with examples of what you can build,
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by devcpp 14y ago
More importantly, with the portable work stations available today. It used to be a big event to move desks. Now you can work in another floor, no need to take your bulky computer and all the cables and network configuration with you.
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by devcpp 14y ago
That's the Middle Ages mentality: in some religions where murder was not tolerated but people wanted to get rid of other people, they put them in a terrible position (buried alive, closed room with no food, daily torture) with some sort of
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by devcpp 14y ago
And the house would be the White House (in the sense that SEOs aren't just working against Google but against its billion users).
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by devcpp 14y ago
Sounds like http://reddit.com/r/todayilearned/ Basically, "I found an interesting article on Wikipedia".
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by devcpp 14y ago
>You don't have to buy twice. How do you know ports will be free? It removes most of the incentive that developers would have to make a good port: money (unless Valve pays for the ports, which would be very expensive).
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by devcpp 14y ago
A few days ago, a Microsoft employee who has worked on Windows 7 and 8 said on a Reddit AMA: "There is no doubt that we have catching up to do. We even do funny ads acknowledging how bad we were: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lD9FAOPBiDk
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by devcpp 14y ago
It sure is an interesting concept. I didn't really want to know all about North Korea. And somehow, thanks to the layout, I think that I got the general idea in a better way than I would have if it has been one big column. It feels with an
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by devcpp 14y ago
I find it singificant that you used the word "justice" against the judicial system. The very concept of law started as a need for order and justice, preventing grave crimes. Now, controlled by the powerful, it stands as a way to reduce just
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by devcpp 14y ago
Agreed. With him in jail for decades, this was probably the biggest action he could have ever done for the rest of his live. This man had devoted his life to progress and may have very well sacrificed himself for it, given the date of his s
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by devcpp 14y ago
Can you prove it? His whole point is that there is no conclusive evidence that there is no purpose to life, and there will never be if there is none to be found, and that is precisely why the only way to find one is to keep looking for it.
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by devcpp 14y ago
Then Swartz was no threat. He was going to upload the articles to other people if he wanted to. He was going to have to provide the search tools. I don't understand why they would "[secure] from Mr. Swartz the content that was taken, an
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by devcpp 14y ago
He says he expects people to work full-time for about a month and will pay nex to nothing before he sees some code. So yeah, I guess about one per month per person...
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by devcpp 14y ago
If I were OP, $5000 for a -in my opinion- promising application delivered within a month? Sign me up! Honestly, I'd probably pay $5000 just for some good ideas if disclosure didn't ruin the concept.
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by devcpp 14y ago
I believe most people would like a cheap and small board to use it like they would use a regular computer: high-level development, media player, various "apps", small home server. Clearly, for these people, performance/price is the first an
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by devcpp 14y ago
"!=" as "non-identical sets", not "mutually exclusive sets". This is generally the expected behavior of the "!=" operator in sets.
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by devcpp 14y ago
He posted this link below as an answer to another similar inquiry: http://usetempo.com/learn
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by devcpp 14y ago
Yes, for Kanji. These hieroglyphs is what most people are having trouble learning in Japanese and Chinese, as far as I know. Grammar is hard but it's not such a barrier.
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by devcpp 14y ago
We all do that unconsciously. If you're like most people, you aren't strange.

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