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egor83
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open space
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egor83
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don't care
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Why limit to Adroid/iPhone? Maybe a website (which can be accessed from the mobile) is a better idea. On a second thought, isn't bash.org exactly that?
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You're welcome :)
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I think this is the reason we don't have flying cars. We could build them. So if the biggest problem here is safety (introduced to some extent by irresponsible drivers), maybe flying cars will be possible once we can create automated car
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"It'll never work": a collection of failed predictions
(lhup.edu)
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It's fun to speculate the cultural influence on a programming language design. There was a story Dijkstra told in his "Discipline of programming" - he gave his students a task where they had to process a set of items or something like tha
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Well, the first computer I owned was Spectrum clone... but this was in Russia in mid-nineties, so I might look older than my age.
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I wonder what he was trying to say. Okay, taxes are lower there than in Germany or France, government spends less - but what are the effects? Do people live better there than in Europe? Are there any companies that prefer to do business in
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You're right, I'm sorry. It lets you transfer small amounts on the web, but it's not for billing.
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if you aren't based in the USA, UK, Australia etc, there aren't a lot of options for getting your first buck for your web app etc. http://flattr.com ? They hail from Sweden, and are quite eurocentric.
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Visualizing the Republic of Letters: social network of XVIII century
(toolingup.stanford.edu)
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> it really does not affect the vast majority It does affect the majority, because worthy submissions get lost in this flood and are not promoted to the front page.
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Well, next time you come across a Malthusian, offer them a bet: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2045465
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Here's some research: http://www.solipsys.co.uk/Writings/HackerNewsItemLifetime.ht... (HN discussion http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2022547 )
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These FB puzzles test your algorithmical capabilities; and being able to develop new algorithms is not always necessary (though always useful) for a programmer. So you can have lots of programming experience and still not be too good at alg
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Ask HN: how does duplicates detector work?
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Results: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2000534
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Will do, on Monday morning.
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"Learn more on Labels" doesn't do anything for me - tested in FF and Chrome.
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take two: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1986905
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The latter.
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The former.
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Yes, but it's Google's stuff, and I don't have a direct access to that. I'll sum it all up and post the results some time later.
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https://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=0AgDNp1TM4umedC0zRkR...
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I agree with some of your points, though I don't think making C/Pascal and Python/PHP groups would be a good decision. As for languages selection - I considered adding assembly, F#, ML, Fortran, Algol and some others, but I had to stop some
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Actually, I thought about including both (along with Fortran and Algol out of respect for the old school), but I had to stop somewhere. Well, that's what "Other" is for.
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How do I know that?
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> javascript being neglected How come? As far as I can see, JS would be one of the top answers.
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Thanks, good point - I guess I should've started with 'Other'. As for arc-arc-arc answers - one out of 62 so far. EDIT: I answered to the previous version of the parent.
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