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541.
by genwin 13y ago
Probably includes a public relations team, campaign contributions and other favors in kind. Given the about-face by the NZ gov't (in a short time too) I can believe $50 million.
542.
by genwin 13y ago
What a twist! There seems to be a lot of related prior art referenced by the patent. I thought patents were valid only for the country that issued them. How is this a worldwide patent? Trade agreements?
543.
by genwin 13y ago
The boss didn't take away your wage, she just stopped providing it. Problem?
544.
by genwin 13y ago
> When python, ruby, javascript are around, why will anyone want to use a strongly typed language for writing web applications? Because Go is multiples faster at runtime! After using Go I lost interest in learning Python, which seems on
545.
by genwin 13y ago
I think some people's intellects are more suited to learning and mastering C, which is great for the development of major products. For general business applications development and websites I think C may be overkill compared to Go. In a te
546.
by genwin 13y ago
In the respect of existing C programmers, maybe. Having myself never mastered C because of its complexity, in a few months part-time effort starting from getting a book on Go I built a sophisticated website. In the respect of non-C programm
547.
by genwin 13y ago
It makes an important point actually. Using joyless Soylent to alleviate lack of good diet leads to a larger population joylessly depending on Soylent. The situation is worsened.
548.
by genwin 13y ago
Then let the population double again. Make larger Soylent factories. Repeat until all joy in life is gone.
549.
by genwin 13y ago
The owner of a stock photo can charge any price they want. Canipre is just as hypocritical when they ignore stock photo violations. They should have a receipt for every copied resource on their site, or proof that it's free.
550.
by genwin 13y ago
No sympathy is deserved when they're aware of the situation and pointing fingers instead of correcting the problem to meet the same high standards they demand of others. At this point the authors of the materials infringed deserve some comp
551.
by genwin 13y ago
Yes, SQLite. Users are served solely from memory.
552.
by genwin 13y ago
See http://golang.org/doc/articles/wiki/ for a starting point.
553.
by genwin 13y ago
I concur with this approach. My former languages do not have pointers either. It is refreshing to have them as an option, and they are not difficult to get used to.
554.
by genwin 13y ago
In February I deployed a website written in Go. It's been running 24/7 since then, pulling from thousands of data sources every ten minutes, no problems, no memory leaks. The thing is so fast on my cheap server (4 ms turnaround) that the on
555.
by genwin 13y ago
They haven't shown the gov't who's the boss since Watergate. They've been content to be subservient since then. Next, gov't will require them to use decryptable communications.
556.
by genwin 13y ago
If my friends see I used a third-party tool to email them, they might be concerned that I'm signing them up for spam. I have to trust that the email sent won't misrepresent me in any way. Maybe address those concerns like you have with "no
557.
by genwin 13y ago
And the gov't. They'd like to more easily gain access to everything you subscribe to.
558.
by genwin 13y ago
Then I might set a variable and return that. The goal is to make the function readily understood.
559.
by genwin 13y ago
So often I've wished SQL worked like that. Go requires a comma at the end of a sequence.
560.
by genwin 13y ago
I do SQL most days. Commas at the end of the line is more advantageous than not, in my book. I find this best: select Field1, Field2, AnotherField from Table1 So clean, so consistent! No all-uppercase that a
561.
by genwin 13y ago
I used to follow a bunch of best practices like this, that I now often find to be of too little benefit. If the function is small, multiple return statements won't significantly affect readability and it's simpler to code.
562.
by genwin 14y ago
The price of a Bitcoin can rise regardless of investment in it. For example if the US pulled a Cyprus-like move, Bitcoin could triple instantly.
563.
by genwin 14y ago
A better example is some stock that went up 10X in the last 5 months.
564.
by genwin 14y ago
If you'll do programming then a degree often isn't required to get a job, so choose the one you like the best regardless of the credentials you'll get. If you'll be paying for it, or borrowing, I suggest not spending or borrowing a lot more
565.
by genwin 14y ago
Ah yes, forgot about that.
566.
by genwin 14y ago
I wonder when governments will start cracking down on Bitcoin holders for unpaid gains taxes.
567.
by genwin 14y ago
I think what really happened is that the Eastern Texas court district used this case to show legitimacy. They'll still eagerly allow less ridiculous but still ridiculous lawsuits from NPE plaintiffs. I see Eastern Texas a bit like Somalia.
568.
by genwin 14y ago
I haven't done it myself. The idea is from the book The Go Programming Language Phrasebook . I've misplaced the book, but this link shows it's probably netchan: https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups=#!topic/golang-n...
569.
by genwin 14y ago
In Go, channels can be between boxes, so a channel could be used to trigger or communicate with Go code running on another box.
570.
by genwin 14y ago
Let's be realistic. Beyond the initial consultation a good lawyer is incompatible with a student's budget. Sometimes life is grossly unfair and there's not much you can do about it. Throwaway may well end up owing the plaintiff. At least th

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