jawr

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by jawr 14y ago
I'm sure eventually node will have it's very own Tornado/Twisted/Boost/etc that you can then apply to your argument.
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by jawr 14y ago
I still disagree that software, critical or not, written in these languages is a bad thing and although some languages are moving away from a C/C++ compiler their are still traits carried on through from previous versions to each new versio
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by jawr 14y ago
It seems to me that people seem to magic away these things... The only type of context they can place programming/using languages is within in a web application and anything under that is irrelevant.
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by jawr 14y ago
But C/C++ are the building blocks for all these other languages, your argument seems to suggest that it's impossible to write critical systems in these languages.. but what would the alternative be? Surely if this is the case we can't use L
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by jawr 14y ago
This is true especially in the autumn/winter. Unfortunately my self confidence on the road usually get's the best of me. As much as I hate to say it, maybe there should be some sort of guidelines/laws to cycling on the road; I know there ar
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by jawr 14y ago
It is a lot safer to cycle in London now than it was say 5 years ago; we don't have the same cycle infrastructure as say Holland, but we have made some good steps in that direction.
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by jawr 14y ago
I very much agree with your last statement; if you are undertaking a bus or other large vehicle you probably shouldn't be cycling at all. Of course there are exceptions to this. Although lighting is a very important factor of being safe whe
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C++: Different forms of polymorphism(cplusplus-soup.com)
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by jawr 14y ago
Who isn't these days?
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by jawr 14y ago
I find it difficult to understand how you have come to this stance; if they are providing the API as a free service, why should they put themselves out in any way or more specifically risk the chance of abuse? Also, on one hand you ask for
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by jawr 14y ago
beautifully crafted website.
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by jawr 14y ago
Upvoting for hanging your iPad in a bush.
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by jawr 14y ago
Maybe I'm missing the point, but this looks more clunky; having to carry around a keyboard and an iPad, surely just a laptop is more convenient?
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by jawr 14y ago
"watch video", but it's already playing!
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by jawr 14y ago
Has anyone ever explored the idea that depression is a western disease?
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by jawr 14y ago
"Pocket-Sized Keys Now Fit On Your Virtual Keyboard"
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by jawr 14y ago
I think that might just be in the USA, or at least we don't have this in the UK. It seems to me quite cheeky to charge the recipient also; you wouldn't charge someone to receive a letter.
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by jawr 14y ago
Slightly off topic, but I was under the impression that Ford didn't invent the automobile, Benz did.
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by jawr 14y ago
Since when was it dead?
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by jawr 14y ago
A Dutch friend once told me that bike theft in Holland was pretty ripe, but it was more of a social norm; people wouldn't feel bad about stealing a rubbish bike and then leaving it somewhere for someone else to steal.. the bikes would almos
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by jawr 14y ago
Police stations in the UK will do this also, however they use some kind of UV ink as not to draw so much attention to it.
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by jawr 14y ago
What I don't understand, is how Apple market these gestures as being very "human". If they are so natural, how can they be patented?
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by jawr 14y ago
I found this a very intrusive site - I really dislike these animated slide in fade in distractions.
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by jawr 14y ago
It sure beats getting any form of public transport, being stuck in such a confined space, especially in the morning is horrific. the time difference is also huge; I can cycle the 7miles quicker than the tube or bus.
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by jawr 14y ago
I think it's dependent on the riders reflexes/awareness, but you're right, in most instances a rider shouldn't. Having said that, it can be a driving force when going on endurance/long cycles. Have you ever thought about locking your bike u
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by jawr 14y ago
Internal Server Error :(
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by jawr 14y ago
doesn't work under Chrome Version 20.0.1132.57 :(
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by jawr 14y ago
I think the best approach is whatever feels like the best.
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by jawr 14y ago
long long ago, version control was something i avoided as i was yet to see it's benefits and it was an avoidance to the problem at hand (learning to program). with git this isn't as necessary, woopla.
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by jawr 14y ago
>Always back up before tidying up. I liked this piece of advice, it's a lesson we all hate to learn.

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