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by ithinkso 13y ago
Little bit offtopic: recently every startup website I've seen here looks almost exactly the same, especially those with .io domain. Is there some kind of a template or technology that is being used to fastly develop those or is this ju
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by ithinkso 13y ago
This bugs me a lot. If the spec is known how it is possible for some random reader to not being able to display it. Is pdf now somewhat html in late 90's where it was browser specified rather than specification?
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by ithinkso 13y ago
I've been using linux as my desktop OS for more that 8 years. It has ups and downs but there is no comparison in user experience to windows and thats why I have it changed. That being said, drivers in linux are mostly painful, for inst
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by ithinkso 13y ago
Created with Notepad
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by ithinkso 13y ago
MUDs are doing just fine, I'm still playing one.
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by ithinkso 13y ago
This is exactly the same case.
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by ithinkso 13y ago
I've always enjoyed reading articles about P vs. NP problem but this one missed the point I think. First of all author stated that Unfortunately, many with computer science degrees have a weak understanding of the concept—let alone th
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by ithinkso 13y ago
You're right, maybe I do not understand because of different meaning of those words in english, which is not, in fact, my native language, but let me try explain you what I think. From wikipedia we read: Turing completeness A computat
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by ithinkso 13y ago
> Yes And you're saying this based on what? Thanks for googling this for me, although the key-word was "comprehensive" not any definition.
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by ithinkso 13y ago
This is exactly the problem I was talking about. In every definition I've read there was strict condition that set of all possible states Q is non-empty (and finite). But there is difference in definition of set of final states. In [1]
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by ithinkso 13y ago
It is not that simple. I have a little problem with finding comprehensive definition of Turing completeness - in order to decide if certain machine is turing complete does one have to prove that it can also simulate infinite, not halting al
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by ithinkso 13y ago
This is description of every Lisp dialect I've ever heard of.
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by ithinkso 13y ago
Hard for me to get project to the usable state before I'd change to another so shamefully this poll didn't apply.
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by ithinkso 13y ago
Surprised that The Art of War and Heart of Darkness are missing.
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by ithinkso 13y ago
This makes me curiouser and curiouser every day - are you guys typing this citation brackets by hand or there is something I'm missing?
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by ithinkso 13y ago
What really upsets me, despite all this law enforcement's abuse, that the victims were billed for those procedures. What?! Police is forcing someone, against their will, to take medical exams and then one has to pay for that?
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by ithinkso 13y ago
But Dalvik is not Oracle's thing.
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by ithinkso 13y ago
When does GB invaded Balkans exactly?
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by ithinkso 13y ago
If mystery was not known then no one could say it was 20-year-old mystery. Media headlines.
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by ithinkso 13y ago
This violates core idea of the app, I think.
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by ithinkso 13y ago
>We currently know of 15 different "solid phases" [...] >The form you're likely most familiar with is Hexagonal Ice [...]. If you keep lowering the temperature of Hexagonal ice, it eventually becomes Cubic Ice; tweak th
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by ithinkso 13y ago
I'm of course not even close to be familiar with business and investments but what I think is going on here is that you can't rely on 'cash cow' forever.
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by ithinkso 13y ago
How data like that are gathered? Amazing.
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by ithinkso 13y ago
No, sw guys does not live in the dark ages and if you're saying about debugging waveforms by 'value at any point in time' that means for me that is you who need to change his place in history. I'm more hw guy than sw but
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by ithinkso 13y ago
Why obscuring error/debug messages? Couldn't production just go without it?
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by ithinkso 13y ago
Big C/C++ fan here, although I'm sure writing software for PC in C is extremely painful. Personally for PC soft I'm using C++ (Qt) but I actually really had to learn some 'higher level' language for this particular
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by ithinkso 13y ago
http://quanta.ws/ojs/index.php/quanta/article/view/14 Here is an explanation that weak measurements does not contradict the Heisenberg principle.
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by ithinkso 13y ago
Timezone: Asia/Kolkata
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by ithinkso 13y ago
It is unbelievable what SourceForge, once amazing, became of.
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by ithinkso 13y ago
Oh you americans and your silly patents

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