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by epsylon 13y ago
Some people are less sensitive to caffeine. Maybe you're one of those. Personally I'd like to try it, but it's prescription-only where I live...
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Sixty hours a week is fine if the only thing you enjoy is your work.
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Unless both participants are geeks who like having fun practicing game theory.
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.eu TLD free on OVH for European citizens (limited availability)(ovh.com)
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The pairing on Gandi's offer has more to do with which database programmers of a given language are usually more familiar with. Hopefully you can use pgSQL in all three cases :-)
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Rich Geldreich, the guy from Valve working on their Linux OpenGL debugger uses Qt Creator and looks really satisfied: I've been using QtCreator full-time now for 6 months and I think it's awesome. I would buy it in a heartbeat, b
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by epsylon 13y ago
The dogecoin foundation[1] might help. (They usually handle the conversion to fiat currency.) http://foundation.dogecoin.com/
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I'm currently learning Norwegian (for fun!) and I didn't expect to see so many lexical similarities between English and Norwegian. As a French (who is already fluent in English), this helps me a lot to memorize the meaning of word
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by epsylon 13y ago
> Von Neumann You couldn't have picked a more outlying outlier. Von Neumann was one of the most brilliant minds of the century.
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You have completely missed the point of the article. So if not systemd, what? Debian's discussion of whether to adopt systemd or not basically devolved into a false dichotomy between systemd and upstart. And except among grumpy old lu
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I don't think it'll even see $50 revenue.
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There's no shortage of people smart enough and willing to become JIT ARM superhackers.
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Her slides are available here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/8243148@N08/sets/72157635668011... (I admit that I have a soft spot for clear and well-designed hand-made slides.)
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Linear Logic Programming(infoq.com)
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There's a documentary[1] that aired on French television that basically said the same thing. Manned space flight is good for public approbation, but it's an extremely inefficient way to spend money on space research. [1] https:&#
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It's not even painstaking anymore, even with a cheap diy book scanner.
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You can still jailbreak, can't you?
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> anyone dumping it over this news is a bad speculator. Especially considering that XDG is barely a few months old, that this decision won't impact anything before the whole 100 billion are mined (which is years from now) and that d
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by epsylon 13y ago
Note: -ansi is equivalent to -std=c90 (in C mode). If you want C99 or C11 support, use -std=c99 or -std=c11.
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She Was Harassed By A Games Reporter. Now She's Speaking Out.(kotaku.com)
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The whole games industry uses 99.999% floats.
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Ask HN: International volunteering opportunities for hackers?
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> but today's bottleneck isn't hardware, it's developer productivity. That's until you try to scale things.
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There's a "modern" qbasic called qb64. Have you looked at it? I also second the recommendations on python (which has a built-in turtle and awesome libraries like pygame). Racket is also a very good choice. DrRacket is a solid
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by epsylon 13y ago
> I can't see stickers as a workable revenue model outside of Asia. Asia is a HUGE market.
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by epsylon 13y ago
It's good to have plans for big charitable actions, but small actions can make a difference too. Even if you give only 100$ or 50$ per year (and 100$ is close to a rounding error on your yearly income), it can still go a long way for s
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by epsylon 13y ago
You might be interested in the ODROID : http://www.hardkernel.com/main/main.php It sports a Cortex A-9 and a Mali 400 GPU.
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> this is a huge smokescreen for a concerted and consistent attempt to weaken or expose US intelligence operations. The fact that an impingement of our sources and methods helps our adversaries cannot be understated. How so? And which ad
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by epsylon 13y ago
And so did Paris Hilton.
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The top rated comment and its subsequent discussion are golden: I am a retired sound engineer who spent a lifetime in major sound studios and I can state categorically that there wasn't a one cable in all those recording studios that

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