hhm

43 ms·

451.
by hhm 18y ago
Well if you don't keep in memory the page nor the url you generate ever (either in the publisher or in the viewer), can it be used in any meaningful way? But if you don't keep urls in memory you could possibly generate as many urls as you w
452.
by hhm 18y ago
Good luck!!! You'll surely make it!
453.
by hhm 18y ago
No, but at least I suppose that pages are bounded by size, because of the memory of the generator, or of the viewer. Say the maximum size of a page you can build is N, then there is a maximum finite value of different pages / urls you can f
454.
by hhm 18y ago
Thanks a lot for sharing this. Very interesting indeed.
455.
by hhm 18y ago
Regex? What for? You only need to convert the number in the url to binary, and then 1s are whites, and 0s are blacks.
456.
by hhm 18y ago
I just was telling you what in my experience worked best for me. I worked in game development for many years... from my own studio. Very successful on that, but I started to get bored of that. I wanted to use my brain more. I was selling ga
457.
Out-of-print math books(terrytao.wordpress.com)
17 points by hhm 18y ago|5 comments
458.
by hhm 18y ago
You can have a theory of everything that is incomplete. There are no problems with that. And that's what people is looking for... ToE doesn't mean "a complete theory of physics", in the logical meaning of complete.
459.
by hhm 18y ago
Lisi replies to the article too...
460.
by hhm 18y ago
Maybe you should start thinking in going to another field, where your knowledge is more required?
461.
by hhm 18y ago
Impressive... in Argentina 3 local pesos buy 1 dollar, however we are almost equal in the Big Mac Index? (even we are in the good side of the bar) What is that supposed to mean? Big Macs are very cheap here? Or is there any economical meani
462.
Bacteria, Pancakes, and David X. Cohen(threesixty360.wordpress.com)
2 points by hhm 18y ago|0 comments
463.
Constructing a fair 3 sided coin(statisticool.com)
1 points by hhm 18y ago|0 comments
464.
by hhm 18y ago
Yes, YouTube had that limit long before the acquisition.
465.
by hhm 18y ago
No; I'm saying the amount of information at any given time is finite, which is what the original article was talking about. But even if there is growth in memory size (say that memory size increases linearly), the information you get at any
466.
by hhm 18y ago
No: with a finite amount of memory, the amount of information you can generate in infinite time is finite.
467.
by hhm 18y ago
With a finite amount of memory, the amount of information you can generate in infinite time is finite.
468.
by hhm 18y ago
"Strictly speaking, the number of pages out there is infinite -- for example, web calendars may have a "next day" link, and we could follow that link forever, each time finding a "new" page." Strictly speaking, even that would keep the numb
469.
by hhm 18y ago
That wasn't me though.
470.
Code commenting? Try Business Commenting(blogs.msdn.com)
11 points by hhm 18y ago|3 comments
471.
by hhm 18y ago
I'm battling the temptation of upvoting it :)
472.
by hhm 18y ago
Nice quote but... I can't understand why you call "blog" what is a plain old website?
473.
by hhm 18y ago
I guess they probably include videos too.
474.
by hhm 18y ago
"A bad game your friend made is still just a bad game." I don't think so. I've been doing games for a lot of time and in the amateur game dev communities, users tend to like simple and sometimes bad games that are made by their community fr
475.
by hhm 18y ago
I think this article is more about the general concept of genius than about MJ in particular. That makes it interesting, not only inspirational in my opinion.
476.
by hhm 18y ago
Google also does development in Argentina through Globant, but it's not a lot as far as I know.
477.
by hhm 18y ago
Why did you post this? Did you think I was trying to say anything about Brazil or any other country? Because I wasn't, and I didn't even mention other countries at all. I was not doing a comparation, but I was only telling this person that
478.
by hhm 18y ago
Yes; but I only posted the original title.
479.
ASP.NET: ASM to IL compiler(viksoe.dk)
11 points by hhm 18y ago|0 comments
480.
by hhm 18y ago
You should visit Buenos Aires, Argentina too. There are a lot of software companies here, and lots of web 2.0 development too (also big companies have buildings here, ie Microsoft, Oracle, IBM, etc etc etc; Google has its Latin American off

More ›