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AVL trees vs. Red Black trees(refactoringlightly.wordpress.com)
1 points by ignasl 9y ago|0 comments
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by ignasl 9y ago
"Firstly, one can easily argue force to take wealth is already in place." That's exactly what I had in mind just maybe was not clear enough. Welfare economics/socialism has a lot of support on emotional level and it is
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by ignasl 9y ago
It's OK I don't mind. 1. This was a bit of rant but questions like this are very related to communist's/socialist's "it's always someone else's fault". This is not productive nor is helpful. It&#
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by ignasl 9y ago
Because all their wealth are already put into society. Where do you think all the factories comes from? Who do you think employs all the people? Who creates products and services that people want and which improves people's lives? Bill
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by ignasl 9y ago
Probably Berlin. Vilnius or Tallinn could be interesting choices because of friendly business climate, lower taxes, competent and cheap talent, not far away, good tech culture and basically 0% chance that someone would try to outlaw your bu
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by ignasl 10y ago
What an interesting idea.
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by ignasl 10y ago
Lithuania was occupied for ~120 years by Russia empire and ~50 years by communists. Other than that it's different religion, different language, different culture. Similarities of course exist and Russian people are fine people but I w
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Memory efficient HashSet implementation in Java saving 3.5 times the memory(intelligentjava.wordpress.com)
6 points by ignasl 10y ago|2 comments
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by ignasl 10y ago
"As for the modern American worker? After a year on the job, she gets an average of eight vacation days annually." Well why they don't count in weekends? Compare apples to apples.
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by ignasl 10y ago
"capitalism capitalism capitalism" - Absolutely all countries are capitalistic including USSR and North Korea. The only difference is who controls the capital. To be for or against capitalism is the same as to be for or against th
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Meteor released version 1.4.2 improving build tool dramatically(info.meteor.com)
3 points by ignasl 10y ago|0 comments
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by ignasl 10y ago
You can try https://uniq.site/en
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Introduction to hash tables(intelligentjava.wordpress.com)
6 points by ignasl 10y ago|0 comments
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A new program may offer a reprieve for foreign-born startup founders(bloomberg.com)
3 points by ignasl 10y ago|0 comments
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by ignasl 10y ago
People always wants to better their lives. No one is pushing for diversity for coal mining jobs. It's just that Silicon Valley is this hot place where you can make a lot of money so everyone just wants a piece of that. And that include
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by ignasl 10y ago
> Good luck suing Facebook for patent-infringement Protecting from patent lawsuits is not evil as SW patents are bullish anyway. No one except maybe some patent trolls or some other big companies will sue Facebook for patent infrigment a
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by ignasl 10y ago
Great advice. Here is what the greatest psychiatrist of all times and probably the person who understood life better than anyone in the last century had to say about insults: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BTPqOOPb39s Yes
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by ignasl 10y ago
"Trust me I'm lying" is a great book about that kind of "blogging". Nice click bait though.
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by ignasl 10y ago
" It turns out that it enabled mediocre software architects to spend great quantities of corporate money coming up with mediocre designs to be implemented by mediocre programmers, resulting in mediocre software and mediocre return on i
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by ignasl 10y ago
Where did you get those numbers from? They are most definitely wrong unless you don't vectorize your code and run loops all around. A lot of R is actually written in C so you can squeeze really good performance if you know what you are
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by ignasl 10y ago
That's definitely sounds like a bad coders. However I would say that if someone comes from other more classic programming language background he will write a bad and slow R code by default. Especially if he is pressured into delivering
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by ignasl 10y ago
For majority of use cases R code should be vectorized so I would say if you see a loop in the code that's a red flag and you should check it out.
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by ignasl 10y ago
Rules and regulations create market imbalances and no change later is possible because of special interests lobbying. Population is later brainwashed into blaming free market and "evil" corporations. Such a life in socialist dysto
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by ignasl 10y ago
khanacademy.com
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SpaceX Dragon Returns to Earth(nbcnews.com)
2 points by ignasl 10y ago|0 comments
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by ignasl 10y ago
I don't understand why IBM is not creating their own cloud services like Amazon, MS or Google. They have talent, they make their own hardware and software they are struggling a little bit with this new software landscape so why not jus
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by ignasl 10y ago
It seems startups are coming to consumer goods. It's likely that dollar shaving club's success initiated a new trend. All that knowledge from previous startups about lean development, marketing, growth hacking etc will be passed t
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by ignasl 10y ago
This is great common sense thinking. We have all the different emotions for a reason. You can even think of them as the tools. Right tool for the right job as programmers love to say. If someone follows article's "scientific"
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by ignasl 10y ago
Yeah I also don't use skype to discuss my evil world domination plans!
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by ignasl 11y ago
Oh of course you self labeled savior of humanity and self taught economist would know how much to reduce "consumer technological progress" and can decide for others what they need and want? Do we need internet? Cars? Washing machi

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