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by jshowa 14y ago
I don't think that using a debugger = you don't understand whats going on in your code. I've had many situations where it helped me understand a great deal what was going on. Plus, its a built in tool, so I don't have to waste time writing
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by jshowa 14y ago
> All court cases are held in public, so if you are interested in the full evidence, etc, you can attend the hearing in person. Space is limited in a court room. That's why I was talking more about televised sessions. > Once you get
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by jshowa 14y ago
> I think America may be a bit of an exception actually since you guys elect your judges. That sounds ridiculous to me. It is like electing your doctor or your engineers. Some things simply are best left to technocrats. Except for feder
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by jshowa 14y ago
> Without facebook, I'd have no idea cousin X is having a baby... You mean you can't use a phone to stay in contact with your family and friends? That's a bit strange... What bothers me the most is that a lot of the comments have totall
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by jshowa 14y ago
To be quite honest, those valuations are probably way WAY to high. After all, Facebook just went public so that 100 billion dollar valuation is probably stretching it since companies are starting realize that Facebook adds generate little v
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by jshowa 15y ago
People do realize that this is an apology right? You do realize that they did this twice right? Why in the world can't be just accept it and move on. It literally boggles the mind that people ARE STILL OFFENDED after an apology. Get over it
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by jshowa 15y ago
I've never consistently rated myself as "above average" on anything but a few things. Does that make my ignorance and knowing it half the battle?
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by jshowa 15y ago
I think part of the problem is that American's don't read enough. They don't seek knowledge and understanding outside their own field. I mean it doesn't take a lot to read a book about the scientific method, or a book about statistics and t
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by jshowa 15y ago
Has anyone on here even looked at the source code?
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by jshowa 15y ago
One of the major problems is copyright. The copyright laws have gotten so out of hand in this country that things still retain copyright long after the creator is dead. Back when it was first issued, it use to be only 28 years in 1710, but
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by jshowa 15y ago
Great, now I need to do a bunch of screen touching along with my typing. What a waste of time.
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by jshowa 15y ago
How the hell did some business fluff get on a site called "Hacker News"? 95% of business think can be reduced to fluff, dribel, and nonsense buzz words like "Do things different", "Think innovatively", etc. Why don't they teach them someth
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by jshowa 15y ago
I'm very skeptical about this. It seems like every time a "supposed" scientific discovery gets published in the media before a peer-reviewed journal, it's almost always wrong. The same thing happened with cold fusion, Ida (aka. Darwinius) t
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by jshowa 15y ago
Uh... almost any reputable company out there requests a resume when applying to a job. So I fail to see how this article is relevant.
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by jshowa 15y ago
Less lines of code does not equal more efficient code. A single C statement has almost a 1:1 correlation between underlying assembly when compiled, where as a single statement in a high level language usually consists of several assembly in