killerswan

11 ms·

91.
by killerswan 15y ago
Huh? Since when does "In no way would we manipulate any photos" equate to having software automatically shuffle people around in the stands? I bet this software automatically manipulates photos for them every single day.
92.
by killerswan 15y ago
Apress, too.
93.
by killerswan 15y ago
There's also the alternative of working for someone else's lifestyle business.........
94.
by killerswan 15y ago
No surprise there: the faster SSL gets, the more people will want to buy F5 and others to simplify deployment of it.
95.
by killerswan 15y ago
Isn't it obvious we should pay them enough so they can live without taking bribes?
96.
by killerswan 15y ago
Yes: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/in_depth/7776127.stm
97.
by killerswan 15y ago
Human drivers kill ~260,000 children a year. The bar for robots is low.
98.
by killerswan 15y ago
The threat there is simply that embedded firmwares are now much bigger and more capable (and more likely to have room for GC) than ever before. I think you're spot on.
99.
by killerswan 15y ago
"OK, so you should give my peers a raise..."
100.
by killerswan 15y ago
Get 10,000 hours, right?
101.
by killerswan 15y ago
Unless the bill prohibits loyalty cards at VONS, too, this is just old business astro-turfing against internet businesses.
102.
by killerswan 15y ago
My submission: Given that our genetic code, in DNA, is in every cell of our bodies and is spread all over everywhere we go and everything we touch, it is nearly public information. Any attempt to limit my own access to my own code, or to pr
103.
by killerswan 15y ago
Work being done by Haskell people, if not Apple people.
104.
by killerswan 15y ago
I have heard unverifiable stories of similar "personal favors" in San Francisco, too. Not to mention the legal wild-west that is China and India...
105.
by killerswan 15y ago
Every time I think about donating to Wikilieaks, I give to the ACLU [1] and EFF [2] instead. ;D For the sake of the future, fixing the law in the USA _matters_, and I trust them. [1] https://www.eff.org/ [2] https://www.eff.org/
106.
by killerswan 15y ago
With early iOS they were talking about a pretty serious use of JavaScript. I wouldn't be surprised if they pushed that more in the future... I've heard there is a lot of work being done to make Haskell play nicely with Xcode [1]. I don't
107.
by killerswan 15y ago
I think the tornado danger is exaggerated. In the Nebraska and Iowa areas, at least, there are good warnings systems and if you have a basement you'll fine even if a big one wrecks your house. Whenever you hear this sound [1] just grab yo
108.
by killerswan 16y ago
Perl 6 hasn't gone very far, either...
109.
by killerswan 16y ago
Better results are had with "golang".