ilyak

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by ilyak 17y ago
What I'm more interested in is standardizing libffi as a way to talk to ruby extensions. This way they would work across all implementations, be it jruby, mri or whatever.
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by ilyak 17y ago
The W3C DOM API is a nightmare. Every of them.
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by ilyak 17y ago
Does he call for further disconnection from reality?
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by ilyak 17y ago
I disagree, the data was very interesting and it would be pity if they didn't release it.
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by ilyak 17y ago
Nope; the differences on the zodiac graph are. Differences on the race graph want to tell us something. Not necessarily something relevant, but something, anyway.
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by ilyak 17y ago
Stevey still compares to Joel even without writing a thing. He's amazing.
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by ilyak 17y ago
Really-really interesting. I'm curious why asian females scored worst of all when asian males scored descent.
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by ilyak 17y ago
Most languages worth learning expand your mind. They really do. Lisp lets you to see your source in different light. Haskell makes you rethink expressions. C lets you know how it all works under the hood. Factor makes you think both directi
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by ilyak 17y ago
Most math is boring, and the homework he refers to would better be assigned to octave, not to humans.
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by ilyak 17y ago
"Start a Vlog" are there a real number of people watching these? For me, if it's not in text, it's out: whether in video or podcast.
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by ilyak 17y ago
They want to Fail. So they would!
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by ilyak 17y ago
Please don't use it for I18N. It would surely produce some funny yet useless message and is vulnerable to poisoning.
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by ilyak 17y ago
http://sqlanywhere.blogspot.com/2008/03/unpublished-mysql-fa... Most of questions here are lack-of-strictness-related.
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by ilyak 17y ago
He clearly should drop that MS crap and repent his sins.
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by ilyak 17y ago
If we're talking about books, I prefer fiction.
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by ilyak 17y ago
I just meant that C# isn't that good and never will be as good for quick scripting. Only if you don't know anything else. But I've changed my mind. For math, he'd better take mathlab-octave.
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by ilyak 17y ago
Why not port it to JVM?
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by ilyak 17y ago
Nice! This makes python quite less boring.
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by ilyak 17y ago
You can do that in something like python in 2x less lines.
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by ilyak 17y ago
What's the point of it compared to tar and dd?
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by ilyak 17y ago
Well, some of their examples suggested they aim for fully color blind people. Their numbers are tiny. Most color blind people can recognise colours, they just have this ability restricted. So they should be actually be offering safe color s
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by ilyak 17y ago
Joel's point wasn't that some programmers aren't smart enough to use C++ plus COM plus multithreading. He just said that humans aren't smart enough. They, however, might think that they are. Which is sad.
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by ilyak 17y ago
I wonder why Russia scores so high in those. I've never thought we have any non-trivial number of rails activity.
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by ilyak 17y ago
This holds as long as there's no exploit that affects IE, but doesn't affect google framed IE. And there would be. I'd say, for IE6, there are probably a few. And those who care about security don't use IE anyway.
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by ilyak 17y ago
Oh! What would moblin work on, arch-wise?
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by ilyak 17y ago
I'd say London won't do. Am I wrong?
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by ilyak 17y ago
What they really want is flash for linux/arm.
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by ilyak 17y ago
I thought it's a microsoft service to park domains.
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by ilyak 17y ago
If you don't understand xor next, prev, it's just one line (one function) to rewrite. It's local complication. If you don't understand how your object model interact with your threading model, you're DOOMED.
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by ilyak 17y ago
Pictures of adorable kittens on my news.yc.

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