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   by gnufied 11y ago

   Uh oh, ~> howdoi parse json python {"maps":[{"id":"blabla","iscategorical":"0"}, {"id":"blabla","iscategorical":"0"}], "m
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   by gnufied 11y ago

   If basis of your claims is same article that has been posted here. it says here: > $180,917 in expenses for sampling, water tests, laboratory supplies, and more. This is the out of pocket expense they are talking about. It doesn't
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   by gnufied 11y ago

   Props for this. Just last week, I was searching for a similar solution and ended up coding this - https://github.com/code-mancers/invoker/blob/master/lib/invo... It doesn't kill the shell, when
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   by gnufied 11y ago

   Ahem to Innovation centers and research parks. A lot of them can easily become institutions who get govt. money for doing nothing basically. My university was next to one research park and as far as I could tell nothing ever came out of the
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   by gnufied 11y ago

   Let me come out and say - I think OP is wrong. When people write 500 line long functions the only way they are going to test it is, run with real input and see if it breaks. Such testing is not only insufficient, but any regression that is
6. 186.▲
   by gnufied 11y ago

   You have gone wayy too meta for me to understand what you are saying. OP seems to make a claim that more functions hinder readability which is not true if you are using proper editor or IDEs, on other hand smaller functions enable unit test
7. 187.▲
   by gnufied 11y ago

   So, leaving aside the fanaticism around number of lines a functions should have which I disagree with, there are some big advantages of splitting a functions in logical units. 1. If you have ever written unit test for 300 line function you
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   by gnufied 11y ago

   I dunno how are your sourcing those parts: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/wwhHP6 But you seem to be picking very overpriced components. Also You are bit of outlier if your motherboard supports only DDR2 RAM. DDR3 has been i
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   by gnufied 11y ago

   So I have used QML plenty too and it isn't all that great honestly. In fact in many ways it is backwards. For example, all Qt widgets instantiated via C++ can be styled using an external stylesheet, but not so for QML stuff. All the ma
10. 190.▲
    by gnufied 11y ago

    Please make a Linux version of your client. Even a CLI based tool that works in background will do. From afar it looks very compelling, but unfortunately I can't use it, because no Linux :(
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    by gnufied 11y ago

    I thought http://hackerstreet.in/ was kinda already Hackernews for Indian audience?
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    by gnufied 11y ago

    I own a Kindle Voyage and read heavily on it and yet I can get behind this FSF campaign with all my heart. 1. There is no reason Amazon/publishers can't distribute DRM free books which I can backup and share (within reason, not pu
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    by gnufied 11y ago

    http://www.medifee.com/tests/mri-scan-cost/ in India. So to the tune of $200 max. However in US it costs on average $3000 USD. :(
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    by gnufied 11y ago

    It seems that Dandy-Walker Syndrome is a known cause of some of the symptoms that show up in people on the Spectrum. i.e - there is an overlap. http://ghr.nlm.nih.gov/condition/dandy-walker-syndrome And Dandy-Walker sy
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    by gnufied 11y ago

    Factually if we take each point in the Article, a lot has changed and yet not enough: 1. You can get cross country SIM card easily in India today. 2. Taxes for IT business is uniform (no incentive for export per se) 3. Indian IT industry di
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    by gnufied 11y ago

    For majority of users who use any kind of ingame purchase (dota, TF2 hats) - Steam stores credit card information etc. I know one can pay using Paypal but I dunno how many users use that option. So, Steam does store personal information of
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    by gnufied 11y ago

    Wait, why do we need special requests for Steam account removal? I would login and delete my account (and as a result immediately logged out I suppose). Steam uses two factor authentication for login and unless someone has got hold of your
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    by gnufied 11y ago

    To be completely fair, internet industry as a whole is hell bent on keeping users in, rather than letting them delete their accounts. The other day, I was trying to delete my Steam account and I couldn't find a way to do that and Valve
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    by gnufied 11y ago

    I guess the most important fact here is, his parents somehow supporting him through all this. I am an Indian and I know firsthand how controlling Asian parents can be. Here is a documentary about hyhy https://www.youtube.com&#x2F
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    by gnufied 11y ago

    Looks really nice except having to compile custom Kernels I guess.
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    by gnufied 11y ago

    Getting this error while running ./make.sh: Hello, world! Hello, world! * Running test: ./out/example_loader Traceback (most recent call last): File "tests/run_tests.py", line 57, in <module
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    by gnufied 11y ago

    There is a tendency among the new mods to retroactively close questions which were asked and answered years ago. Honestly, I don't get it. Here is a question of mine for example ( http://stackoverflow.com/questions/
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    by gnufied 11y ago

    While it looks grim, I think wheels are in motion. This article by World Bank - http://www.worldbank.org/en/news/feature/2013/05/09/india-ba... puts things more in perspective. Bottom line: 1.
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    by gnufied 11y ago

    Depending on which market share data you are reading - Chrome isn't clear cut market leader ( http://venturebeat.com/2015/05/01/chrome-passes-25-market-sh... ). I am far from Google fan but calling Chrome
25. 205.▲
    by gnufied 11y ago

    Apple had little choice other than to Open Source Webkit unless they wanted to violate LGPL licence which forces - source code of any derivative work to be released back to the user.
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    by gnufied 11y ago

    Just read one of his articles from his Website. He mixes physics and mythology with impunity. No wonder, his theories are not taken seriously.
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    by gnufied 11y ago

    I would have partly agreed with Snapdeal since finding good engineer has always been hard. But this filtering by IITs/NITs/BITs shows - how out of touch they are. I know some of the most brilliant programmers in Bangalore/Pun
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    by gnufied 11y ago

    Eventmachine itself is in kinda unmaintained state. Newer projects are starting with Celluloid and stuff, which arguably offers much easier way to reason about concurrency. I am not sure why they would pick EM as base for ActionCable.
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    by gnufied 12y ago

    If internet.org was really about providing internet access to people who otherwise can't access it, what is stopping Facebook from making it open? In current form lets say internet.org allows access to 100+ websites. I assume speed wil
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    by gnufied 12y ago

    Wondering if Github has reported this to law enforcement agencies and knowing origin of attack - how will FBI etc proceed? Will we get a statement from administration itself on the lines of Sony hacking or trade relations are too big to end