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by hasenj 11y ago
Two reasons are listed: - DNS records - Cookies Both of these things seem to have been design with "www" in mind. So the reason boils down to: original specs of various technologies are optimized around the assumption that your si
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by hasenj 11y ago
That's not how it works. First of all, teaching everyone computer science will not create more programmers. I doubt that's even the intent. Second, if there were more programmers, there would eventually be more jobs. More business
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by hasenj 11y ago
I pretty much agree with this sentiment. The way Math is taught in school made me hate it. It's just like you said. Math frustrates the hell out of most people, and probably makes them feels stupid. The education system in North Americ
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by hasenj 11y ago
It seems that no few months can pass without some "X as a service" gets shut down. I basically now have the following assumption by default every time I see a new startup: What ever they are doing now, it will probably be shutdown
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by hasenj 11y ago
Resources aren't really that cheap. Just try running a video game on a Macbook Air. It doesn't work.
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by hasenj 11y ago
In terms of paradigm, I still, to this day, find the Knockout.js MVVM paradigm best for most scenarios. They don't get much hype but to me it's just a very mature and feature complete library with many "plugin" points to
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by hasenj 11y ago
Position yourself in a lower position than you think your worth is. If you think you are an intermediate level developer, position yourself as a junior developer who's eager to learn. If you set lower expectations people are more likel
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by hasenj 11y ago
I think that's the ponzi scheme he's referring to
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by hasenj 11y ago
I'd assume if we used base 12 for everything we'd also use it for writing numbers too. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 a b so 10 would be 12
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by hasenj 11y ago
Exactly, which emphasizes why instagram only looks inwards. In effect it's an isolated web. A web of images.
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by hasenj 11y ago
It sounds like someone doing an experiment to see if he can get the government to take down a server. Much more efficient than DDoS attacks. Simply find a way to make the domain seem suspicious.
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by hasenj 11y ago
I always love your work, Armin. Definitely sounds like something I've been looking for for ages. Definitely will give it a try.
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by hasenj 11y ago
If you google "the pirate bay" usually the first link will be the working one. Currently it seems to be the .se domain, but I just tried it and redirected to .vg
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by hasenj 11y ago
I remember downloading the source code for HL2 (via the official SDK) and somehow I counted the lines of code and the number of programmers and the number of days it took to program and my calculations came to about 1000 lines per day per p
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by hasenj 11y ago
lol who writes 500-1000 lines of code per day?
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by hasenj 11y ago
or maybe particles are a convenient metaphor for small scales
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by hasenj 11y ago
Isn't the fabric of spacetime itself the carrier for gravity?
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by hasenj 11y ago
Shaving? Not enough. They need a serious regiment of diet and exercise.
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by hasenj 11y ago
I'm not sure if this comparison holds. Space-time is the environment that matter moves through. Curvatures in spacetime affects how matter moves. What is the electromagnetic gauge field? Why does it only affect charged particles? Why d
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by hasenj 11y ago
I'm of middle eastern background and fully sympathetic to the Syrian cause. I was very happy about Canada welcoming Syrian refugees and I really don't like Trump. That said I do agree with you. His father was Syrian but Steve was
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by hasenj 11y ago
To his credit, the article does mention: > For many years, Washington’s Japan-handlers have pressed Tokyo to introduce repressive legislation to protect secrets concerning the US-Japan security alliance
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by hasenj 11y ago
The difference between a right and a privilege seems to be a matter of definition ..
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by hasenj 11y ago
Since physical states exist in reality, it makes no sense to me that a physical problem is not mathematically decidable. The only way a problem is mathematically undecidable is when it's malformed (i.e. non-sensical).
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by hasenj 11y ago
Maybe it's actually the time that men became more interested in software. The first programmers were mostly females because men in STEM were probably more interested in physics and hardware. This is entirely a hunch on my part, but eve
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by hasenj 11y ago
Think about it. If you are a greedy capitalist, why oh why would you limit your market to half its potential?
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by hasenj 11y ago
It doesn't reflect well on you to say that basically all the projects you worked on failed.
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by hasenj 11y ago
I read somewhere on wikipedia that Japan did some research on nuclear weaponry but concluded it's not feasible.
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by hasenj 11y ago
You only know the results in hindsight. When you make a decision, you can't guarantee what would happen next.
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by hasenj 11y ago
It's not like North Korea is not suspecting it ..
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by hasenj 11y ago
Could it be they are actually refugees and many arrive alive but Japan announces everyone is dead to protect their families?

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