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by eugenejen 13y ago
that's probably a wrong assumptions. it is more related to the first language. locale may give wrong correlations.
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by eugenejen 13y ago
I think it is a tongue twister designed for observation of pronunciation. I read Edith Skinner's "Speaking with Distinction" and there are a lot of similar tongue twisters for practicing vowels and consonants clusters. Also y
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by eugenejen 13y ago
the sad thing is that you have such weak confidence in U.S.A.'s capability to assimilating immigrants. Of course I admit it is harder to assimilate Muslims. But East Asians? East Asians are probably more white than white in accepting U
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by eugenejen 13y ago
I dont know the answer. But as a former physics major, I think those problems happen when underlying models have subtle differences from the real world. In this case, the model assumes infinitely compressible fluid. The model may work out w
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by eugenejen 13y ago
I misread you sentences. I thought you meant Python and Java fails memory management than OS. That caused me to ask the question. Thank you for getting back to me.
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by eugenejen 13y ago
so as a digression, which language do you think has a runtime that controls memory access better than OS? I wonder can a language like Rust and Golang meet that criteria?
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by eugenejen 13y ago
Thanks for your kind words. I am trying to dumb it down. But that means the system may lose its flexibility as the existing gnupg command line tools. Also what I want to do is kind of building some systems on top of pgp's cryptography
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by eugenejen 13y ago
i am in fact working on a system trying to simplify gpg ui.
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by eugenejen 13y ago
i don't know whether this count as data, or just opinions: http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taiwan
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by eugenejen 13y ago
My old boss who is working for google now knows ssh. He is 60. But maybe due to he is a member of IETF so he gets updates. I don't think he is in trench. But I think what you described is related to company culture.
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by eugenejen 13y ago
East Asian societies needs it, too. Dropping birthdate in CJK has caused middle aged people to work longer in life. But same ageism exists in tech business.
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by eugenejen 13y ago
I have been doing start ups since 25. Same aspiration. I did not hit home run. But I am still trying to hit it till i die.
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by eugenejen 13y ago
I am 45. But if I still have no family in 55 and fit physically. I will have the same aspiration as I did in 25. But will the person hire me see my aspirations without occlusion from my appearance? I don't know. Side note. I work very
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by eugenejen 13y ago
Exactly what I thought. The master piece of herb and Dorothy is their life time meta art of modern art collection at shoestring budget.
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by eugenejen 14y ago
And setl influenced ABC, then Python
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by eugenejen 14y ago
my vote is dropbox.
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by eugenejen 14y ago
The story is kind of slow and pretty set in Japan's social context. If you like to read novels by Haruki Murakami then you can get the story and its context easier. Japan (or to some degrees, Korea, Vietnam, China, Taiwan, Hong Kong) has be
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by eugenejen 14y ago
The water level in Battery Park was 13 feet at its highest and broke previous record 11 feet at 1821. Manhattan south of 39th street lost power since 9:00pm. This is probably the first time in last 100 years for dwellers living in Manhattan
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by eugenejen 14y ago
I have been pondering the possibility to build a challenge problem site that accepts solutions composed in languages other than c/c++/java/c# . Interview street has done some for languages from Haskell to scala to php. But probably I will i
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by eugenejen 14y ago
It seems like no one had compiled a list of all names mentioned in the talk, so I just compiled a list. I hope this be easier for younger generation to know who are those people. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Gardner_Pfann http://
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by eugenejen 14y ago
If you have followed his blog posts for a long time. He is very crafty in all low level programming that most of us are incapable of. And he also wrote his reflection on C++ programming language in C++ Frequently Questioned Answers. Also I
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by eugenejen 14y ago
But founders would never know when the startup will be bought, right? Probably it is better to hack ways out of the jungle and prepare to die in the way. To be bought also requires luck and timing.
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by eugenejen 14y ago
Well, I think most refutations to PG's essay are based on an assumption: "Focusing on growth leads to being evil". It is probably due to too many negative stories in media about cheaters. But as we all know, cheaters can not sustain their o
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by eugenejen 14y ago
thanks for correction. I am sorry for confusing the issue.
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by eugenejen 14y ago
This is not true for all new MacBook pro. All ram modules are soldered even for non retina display.
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by eugenejen 14y ago
No, Your example is wrong factually. It is not George Soros, but his cofounder in original Quantum Fund, Jim Rogers http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jim_Rogers . We need to do fact checking before we write down anything. George Soros is alive
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by eugenejen 14y ago
Why do you say it as bullshit? One important thing in higher education for math and physics is to be able to perform detail technical computations or modeling for phenomenons. In common high school and undergraduate physics class, it only r
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by eugenejen 14y ago
I think you misunderstood that a lot of times so called "new things" are already thought about by those creators. But they may thought about cases that those new things are not a good solutions to problems and they decide to implement them
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THE BEST AND THE REST(onlinelibrary.wiley.com)
2 points by eugenejen 14y ago|0 comments
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Microsoft Is Investing $300 Million In Barnes &Noble(businessinsider.com)
1 points by eugenejen 14y ago|0 comments

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