jheriko

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by jheriko 13y ago
thank you. i've been looking for this... my google skills are clearly not adequate :)
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by jheriko 13y ago
oh sure - in desperation people will take the jobs they can get, but what it does is wash out the natural tendency for men to prefer stem - which is very clear if you look at western nations and those considered to have good sex equality in
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by jheriko 13y ago
really? maybe my sense of humour lacks...
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by jheriko 13y ago
i hadn't read it either and enjoyed... even if i consider it to be symptomatic of a problem.
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by jheriko 13y ago
is it so hard to believe that women don't enjoy stem fields as much as men? that men and women are actually different and that it implies different behaviour? that actually you know what... the more freedom women get the /less lik
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by jheriko 13y ago
i agree, but i think that ship sailed a long time ago... i think we passed the point where the speed of the internet is an embarrassing reflection on the programmers involved about 15 years ago now though... the bugs in the browser layer al
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by jheriko 13y ago
interesting but you lost me on the home icon. '+' shaped window with a door preferably with chimney - the iconic image that most people recognise on sight as a house. not some weird triangle on a square with an inverted v on top w
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by jheriko 13y ago
i'm just (still) glad i didn't buy into the latest fad because of common sense. all stories aside i believe that bitcoin is unsafe - and that this has been /blatantly/ obvious since i first encountered it as a suggested
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by jheriko 13y ago
thats interesting to know... i think you misunderstand me though. neutrons rain down on your hardware right now from deep space with significant energies... nuclear reactors aside. this is the primary reason afaik for things like ecc and en
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by jheriko 13y ago
oh wait ... that should have been 'expected'
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by jheriko 13y ago
any interface that is designed to be, and can be used by, software is technically an api... the thing i was trying to stab at was the recent popularity of 'API' as a term and the way it is applied...
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by jheriko 13y ago
it is sad to see this but thoroughly unexpected. all these useful and innovative startups are great, but they need to learn the most basic respect for the law and its spirit. this is the nth time something like this has happened in the star
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by jheriko 13y ago
There are some absolute, rather than relative measures that you can use to gauge your skill. For engineering fields (not just software) the 'toolmaker' analogy is a good one i find. Until you understand what involved in making the
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by jheriko 13y ago
this looks exactly like a copy paste error - there are also plenty of shortcut keys for duplicating lines or transposing them...
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by jheriko 13y ago
there are many, many problems in this code style which lead to this kind of problem. localised comments may help but naming things properly would help more (and negate a comment being required at all), actually adopting some better practice
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by jheriko 13y ago
i wonder how far this can be taken... e.g. flipping or setting a random string of bits that would be physically contiguous in hardware as if a real neutron came smashing into the memory... if doing it during run can be achieved etc. how abo
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by jheriko 13y ago
this is a clever idea - i've had a similar idea many many years ago infact but never followed through because i strongly disagree with making it easy to e.g. abuse google or yahoo by spamming their search engine. as much as i disagree
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by jheriko 13y ago
i'm very happy to concede that i may be wrong - certainly that i failed to get an accurate point across in my quick remark. > First of all, environmental problems are not of black and white type. It's not something where "
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by jheriko 13y ago
you raise some interesting points but i think you are quite misguided - despite having the right kind of idea imo. the fact that you use words like politics and expensive tells me we are imagining very different scenarios and consequences..
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by jheriko 13y ago
No 1. by miles and miles is fundraising at all. Just saying, but nobody successful I know spends or spent any time raising funds for their company that wasn't just saving their wages. The one case I know of where they tried (after alre
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by jheriko 13y ago
QFT > Hysterical articles about sticking our heads in the stand honestly don't really help at this stage, they just perpetuate the sense of controversy without contributing positively to the debate. ... also I like to think that whe
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by jheriko 13y ago
WebGL /does/ pose a high security risk. Security problems were pointed out to the WebGL guys a very long time ago and continue to be pointed out - they have not all been addressed (for whatever reasons - i don't want to imply
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by jheriko 13y ago
seen a lot of these, but this is actually interesting for a change... not just a copy of something we did 15 years ago on ancient hardware. the simulation using renderbuffers and float textures is cool - although the method used is ancient
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by jheriko 13y ago
its interesting to see this. i don't often use regular expressions but for the most general case of this problem they are a good fit - however the specific example given, and most real world cases i imagine can be optimised further by
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by jheriko 13y ago
is there any evidence in this case which should be admissable in a court of law? i might eb exaggerating - i mean i think they got the right guy, but i see nothing here which is a good enough quality of 'evidence' for legal purpos
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by jheriko 13y ago
"I took me 2 hours to figure out how to parse the RSS feed, extract the data I need using regex (since it was all inside a single tag) and present it in a table view." i hate to be negative or damning in anyway - you make many val
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by jheriko 13y ago
doens't work. no feedback on errors that i can provide. :/ using latest chrome with win 8.1
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by jheriko 13y ago
maybe my presentation was unclear. i seem to have given the impression that i am really quite dim... > You should really get used to the idea that stating a different problem will give you a different answer this is entirely normal and e
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by jheriko 13y ago
if you do something that is legally ambiguous and you get penalised for it then it is your own fault. this is one reason why i am reluctant to buy any bitcoins or cryptocurrency in general - esp given the strong background of money launderi
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by jheriko 13y ago
"If it's just using webviews, why does this need to be an app?" exactly... there is no actual reason this couldn't be a cross platform 'web app'. it would be better that way. why do you want the app on the apps

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