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by doki_pen 17y ago
From http://www.zideck.com/blog/article.php?id=1 : > Well, not everything is an object. And I'm not talking about Java > primitives, either, which should be objects. For instance, functions > are not objects in most languages,
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by doki_pen 17y ago
And what, exactly, is your evidence that his is legally insane? Everything I've heard and read from him seems extremely sane. More sane that what I've heard from the opposing camp. Is it because he eats toe cheese? I admit it's pretty s
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by doki_pen 17y ago
SHIZZLE this is cool!
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by doki_pen 17y ago
The suckless mailinglist is a mailing list that seems to accept, if not encourage, the second type of trolling. It would be interesting to build some statistics from it's archives to see when and who abandoned the list. I think you are ri
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by doki_pen 17y ago
Where is china? I think democracy leads to more wealth, which creates better public education.
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by doki_pen 17y ago
The follow rights: * The right to share * The right to modify * The right to use in anyway I want
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by doki_pen 17y ago
Absolutely wrong. I wish ppl would stop spreading this nonsense. 64 bit is actually slower in practice, since addresses double in size. It also causes nearly double the memory consumption, since all libraries become twice as big, so when
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by doki_pen 17y ago
He's got a step on me. I was academically unsuccessful and thought I was brilliant. But the truth is whether you are brilliant or not is meaningless. Only how hard you try really matters.
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by doki_pen 17y ago
Ha, that seems a little strong. I know lots of intelligent people who purchase cable.
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by doki_pen 17y ago
I use dwm and experience the same benefits. One great advantage is that it's absolutely free.
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by doki_pen 17y ago
I think you wouldn't find many "coders" that give a shit if their code is "pirated". For most of them, it's a day job.
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by doki_pen 17y ago
I can't resist. I'm a freetard and here is my proposal: * Artists(haha, really? is Spears and "artist"?) perform live to earn income I know... it's earth shattering. If people don't think it's worth the trouble of recording, then they sho
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by doki_pen 17y ago
Are patents a right? If the artificial system is detrimental, then the rules need to change. It's not fair for citizens to be forced to give up their natural rights and not get anything in return. I know a lot of nerds love simple rules,
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by doki_pen 17y ago
eh? What? I don't get the relationship. When would you need more space and less space?
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by doki_pen 17y ago
Haha.. quickly followed up buy #14. "Go with your gut".. I could see what he was trying to say, but there is a problem with 13 and 14.
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by doki_pen 17y ago
http://hackernewsfeed.com/ actually worked well for this article, since it grabs the content from the rss feed I didn't have any problem with ads. Some articles don't give full content though..
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by doki_pen 17y ago
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by doki_pen 17y ago
The icon is changed because it doesn't do the same thing. Try the site again and click the +. It expands the article, it don't upmod the article. This is a little confusing, how would you handle it? Maybe put the + under the title?
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by doki_pen 17y ago
I believe this article is more balanced: http://www.itwire.com/content/view/27980/1090/
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by doki_pen 17y ago
It's bullshit. Invariably lending money to a friend leads to resentment. You are putting a dollar amount on the friendship. If they don't pay you back, will you still be friends? if yes, then why not just give them the money?
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by doki_pen 17y ago
Hmm.. People often forget the software is almost trivial compared to some of the worlds problems. What if you took your 50million and used it to help out hungry kids? Wouldn't it be better then trying to have some revolution around accou
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by doki_pen 17y ago
Open source projects usually fair better with one author until they are somewhat stable, in my experience.
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by doki_pen 17y ago
Freedom doesn't really come into the equation. Of course you can do work for free, that is your right. If your neighbor asked you to mow his lawn for free, there is no law to stop you from doing that work for him. Corporations aren't peop
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by doki_pen 17y ago
With unemployment so high, why should there be free labor? It is not in the best interest of "We the People".
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by doki_pen 17y ago
I still don't think it adequately answers the question. Maybe the question should be rephrased as "What programming paradigm do you think in?"
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by doki_pen 17y ago
It's very difficult to setup a gentoo box without python installed. (maybe impossible?)
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by doki_pen 17y ago
With the default xorg.conf, usually you just plug in your second monitor and type 'startx -- :1' for your presentations... it is annoything that if I'm working on the train (one screen) and I get to work, I have to start a new X session.
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by doki_pen 17y ago
I use my window manager for managing windows, unlike a lot of vim users. Most ppl don't think about it too much, but maybe your window manager is the problem? Maybe it should do what you want vim to do. Have a look at a tiled wm like dwm
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by doki_pen 17y ago
Come now. High School curriculum doesn't require much intelligence. Most of it is just completing brain dead assignments. It would be interesting to compare the results to something much more challenging.
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by doki_pen 17y ago
It seems to me that boycot is perfect way to censor people. I find nothing wrong with it. There are social consequences to what you say. This is the way it should be. Government cencorship, on the other hand...

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