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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basic_income_guarantee
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implementing linked lists the way the linux kernel does, that is: each node contains one pointer for each list it can be part of, that pointer's position is determined using some offset_of( field, name) macro.
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Well defined focus, crystal clear. nice design. I guess this can be duplicated for any well defined community.
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Managers care about money only, hence they get the money. Engineers care about money and glory, hence they get none. For glory is about money in corporations and almost everywhere in this world. As an engineer, I focus on glory only, that's
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This is an embarrassing situation and I can only be compassionate. There is a lesson here: the Apple process of approval is not agile enough. Once the initial version has been approved, subsequent "minor" version should get an immediate "de
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c2 was such an amazing community!
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Bravo! « On the Internet, nobody knows you're a dog » If you plead guilty but put forward your "multiple personalities disorder", you'll get a decent deal I think. People tend to judge based on appearances, despites being told it's not reli
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Another option: pre-fill some content with some FB or Twitter content. Then you have "users". Whenever a user's "front' page is visited, increase that user's counter, and then display popular users on the main page. Sure, you don't have tru
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I wonder what would have been the result of the same protocol using liberal/conservative versus narcissist/non-narcissist There is more than one way to be creative
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A NoSQL win
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I am sad only to extend that there is some juice in SQL that the SQL people where unable to inject into JavaScript, either because of lazyness or more probably because they will never compromise at the syntax level when times come to reduce
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If the SQL guys were serious about their shit they should have patch some JavaScript at the syntax level. Instead they pushed/lobbied for the usual broken binding that is the very reason SQL is so contreversed: impedance mismatch. Of course
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That's because the source is the plan to build a table, whereas the .o file is the table itself. Tables are objects, plans to build tables are ideas.
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OK. Let's get back to some basic vocabulary: What is a table. For sure, it is thing. And for sure it is an object too. What is "the plan to build a table" For sure it is something, hence it is a thing. But is it an object? Well, if the plan
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OMG! I got trapped in the loop! -4
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buy twitter
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I am amazed that there would still be discussions about what OOP is or is not. The only agreement seems to be around "polymorphing" -- the ability to define a behaviour that works consistently over many "things" that share some similarities
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16y ago
Looks like a loss/loss deadloop
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I once had a girl friend that was just like that.
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Any distraction is dangerous when you drive. I suspect the next step is to forbid talking with the passengers, and then they will remove the radio. All of this despites statistics showing clearly that hands free phones didn't improve the si
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Well, if you are doing anything related to the web... chances are that you cannot escape JavaScript This reduces the question to: JavaScript or CoffeeScript? Problem solved. OTOH, who enjoy living in a prison?
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I hope the video codec can cope with this, or else this is going to eat a lot of bandwidth for nothing.
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As a software developer, until I see something that I consider better, there is no reason to quit. Sure, what I consider "better" is subjective. Yet, what is missing more, "perseverance" or lack of it? I think that the important thing is ac
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Sad story
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Thanks. it's obvious, now! ;)
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However, lots of programmers are not that good at marketing their stuff (I included for sure). When I look at some well marketed JS libraries I often think "huh, why is this stuff so successfull?" and my first reaction is always "good marke
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That's not what your mom or dad would say! ;) The good news is that lots of people are going to be able to send and receive email messages using email adresses. Both these messages and adresses are rfc2821 compliant. By Metcalfe's law, this
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Humm... I am using gmail, I don't think I can that easely forge a fake.... However, I can fake an auto-responder easely...
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In the lab, they are making good progress with "mind controled" cursors. If you can control the mouse cursor with your mind... what is the better solution to copy/cut/paste, a keyboard? Given how long lawsuits can take, by the time a conclu
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"sections" take care of that. The "one big file" gets processed so that each section is kept in sync with a file. Again: the idea is about make editing easier, it's an addition, your "one big file" is just a compound "view" over atomic file
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