ilyak

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   by ilyak 17y ago

   I consider the "child neglest" laws to be a major consideration against having children, ever. Unfortunately, they seem to spawn here and there like a plague.
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   by ilyak 17y ago

   You can send your children into Ясли before they reach 2 1/2 - just another part of the same kindergarden. I don't remember being there, tho, but I doubt I could remember anything at that age. I didn't really like kindergarden - I didn't li
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   by ilyak 17y ago

   In Russia, this problem was solved maybe in 1960s: A thick network of kindergardens will take care of children during workdays, while both parents work full-time. You can also hang your children on their babushka, if she lives somewhere nea
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   by ilyak 17y ago

   Sorry, but don't you have a concept of `kindergarden' in your USA?
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   by ilyak 17y ago

   Yeah, another interesting point about Mazyr: it's situated on Pripyat river, not far from Chernobyl.
6. 216.▲
   by ilyak 17y ago

   No doubt. Belarussians are very serious about informatics olympiad these days. Their "Informatics faciltative of the Young Firefighter Club of Mazyr" team is known to beat moscow and saint-petersburg teams in north-east european informatics
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   by ilyak 17y ago

   This is downright dumb considering the recent surge in Ruby and Javascript. And please, please, no C++ unless you understand what you're doing. However, I think nobody cares about this particular university anyway?
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   by ilyak 17y ago

   Это же Саакашвили.
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   by ilyak 17y ago

   What? Does NYC subway really shut down because of the rain?
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    by ilyak 17y ago

    I read rec.games.roguelike.misc
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    by ilyak 17y ago

    I'm afraid most brainfuck implementations don't have non-blockind IO; therefore, you can't. Otherwise it would be very fun.
12. 222.▲
    by ilyak 17y ago

    Isn't it?
13. 223.▲
    by ilyak 17y ago

    This isn't called 'unjust'. It's caleld 'crazy', 'disgusting' and 'medieval'.
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    by ilyak 17y ago

    I love yosefk!
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    by ilyak 17y ago

    The real wtf is that electrical engineers do not have their VCS. They also use opaque binary formats for their, what we'd call, sources. Gross!
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    by ilyak 17y ago

    awk treats input as lines and columns, therefore it would be more accurate than cut that treats input as lines and characters. You don't want charaters this to that, what you do want is column 2.
17. 227.▲
    by ilyak 17y ago

    He should really use awk instead of cut. or killall and for awesomeness, he should use zsh. bash is what you use for mediocrity.
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    by ilyak 17y ago

    Flash plugin isn't developed by kernel developers. So why? Other than that, it's 3/5 funny.
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    by ilyak 17y ago

    KIO, of course file:// with zip:// http:// is so good that it's used by Konqueror; imap:// and pop3:// if you want them. fish:// for file transfer over SSH (think scp) smb:/ for windows network browsing.
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    by ilyak 17y ago

    You're wrong: If we're counting this by language, we should figure out how much Ukrainians (or Belorusians) use internet in russian language, primary, and how much don't; and then we should sum up those numbers. Everything else would be a s
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    by ilyak 17y ago

    Isn't it about languages, not countries? When it's about languages, you count language users.
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    by ilyak 17y ago

    They aren't traffic intensive, even if the number of messages/connections is vast. Things can change for gaming if they move image rendering into the cloud (which I doubt would work)
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    by ilyak 17y ago

    Indeed! And why is it modded down? It would still be something like 80 mln, Ukraine and Belarus included.
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    by ilyak 17y ago

    uw.ru MSIE 44.3 % Mozilla 25.9 % Opera 22.5 % Safari 2.6 %
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    by ilyak 17y ago

    Prototype has curry() and bind() methods on functions for some time. http://prototypejs.org/api/function String.prototype.splitOnSpaces = String.prototype.split.curry(" "); "foo bar baz thud".splitOnSpaces(); //-> ["foo", "bar", "baz"
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    by ilyak 17y ago

    That's actually a good point. Didn't know that. I wonder if it's better than it was when it was chinese, tho. Anyway, a valid point.
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    by ilyak 17y ago

    If you can have a huge successful business without paying any bribes, that sounds like a pretty managed level of corruption.
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    by ilyak 17y ago

    Maybe they want normal, civilized treatment. However, they do some serious bashing in process of acquiring that, so I did some bashing too. And! I didn't want anything besides normal, civilized treatment, too! Makes it an interesting social
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    by ilyak 17y ago

    How did they "fight" exactly?
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    by ilyak 17y ago

    I don't think it would have any noticeable consequences for anyone except IKEA itself.