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by humanspecies 14y ago
Programming Pearls is my all time favorite programming book. All his examples are similar to the one given, real world stuff that programmers know happen all the time though it's like fishing stories, some bugs are so ridiculous and they k
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by humanspecies 14y ago
IF YOU'RE NOT PAYING FOR IT YOU ARE THE PRODUCT.
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by humanspecies 14y ago
The fuss is about Google embracing/extending and then suffocating every WWW technology they can't shove at least 20 ads into.
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by humanspecies 14y ago
I can't believe we're going to see idiots actually wear google's spyware on their faces in a few months from now.
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by humanspecies 14y ago
Google Glass is the end of all privacy. I frankly will not be 100 years near someone wearing one. If establishments allow Google Glass in, I'm out.
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by humanspecies 14y ago
I hate the term cloud computing and all the stupid hype that comes with it. It's called mainframe computing, the exact same clusterfuck your grandfather used in 1970. With bigger hard drives.
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by humanspecies 14y ago
Every three words in this article is DynamoDB. I'm sure this is an interesting post but I stopped reading due to DynamoDB stuffing. I really don't need your brand hammered on my brain in order to realize how great your product is.
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by humanspecies 14y ago
Go still hasn't found a niche to be useful to. Nobody's giving up 30 years of C for systems programming, nobody's going to use Go for web apps when higher level languages are clearly more practical, nobody will give up Haskell for scientifi
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by humanspecies 14y ago
If you need an explanation as to why a encrypted only closed platform shouldn't exist, you're already off the mark.
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by humanspecies 14y ago
Solution: UEFI should not exist. Period. We don't need to argue over UEFI or anything about it. We need to get rid of it, simple as that. If Intel goes through with this, we need an antitrust case against them and we need Intel broken like
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by humanspecies 14y ago
The text says it's been proven by NASA and several others that you can't remove subvocalization, yet most speed reader comments here go on to say "yes it works i removed subvocalization". It's obvious all these "speed readers" didn't read a
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by humanspecies 14y ago
The author of this article came across as a major creep to me. They guy checks emails from 6 months ago and keeps going back to her blog to verify stuff....WTF? I'd be more concerned about this guy than her silly affiliate links.
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by humanspecies 14y ago
This is truly an old hack, from the days of Altavista, you can find all sorts of open devices and even file folders(I think they've censored those results now) on the internet.
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by humanspecies 14y ago
Whenever one of these "inside NK" articles show up, I am more impressed by the arrogance and the ignorance of the commenters than I am by the stories. "OMG they're brainwashed, do we morally have an obligation to intervene" says one smug co