kyberias

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by kyberias 11y ago
Is there a service that would allow one to enter positive matches and negative matches and it would then deduce a regex suggestion for that?
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by kyberias 11y ago
It would also make it the first programming language that starts with the letter P and ends with letter N to have those concepts. Seriously, why does it matter? Is Python 3 really a "scripting language"? I don't think so. It&
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by kyberias 11y ago
To be fair, the only piece of UI in Putty that one needs besides the actual shell, namely adding and managing hosts that you connect, is absolutely broken beyond imagination. It has always been like that and it probably will be. Of course i
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by kyberias 11y ago
After re-reading the article, I guess an incorrect use of language wasn't the problem per se, but perhaps the confusing structure and lack of motivation. It's not clear why the author wants to express certain things. For example,
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by kyberias 11y ago
I tried to read the article from the beginning. Had to stop since the language was incomprehensible.
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by kyberias 11y ago
You might be right. The pieces in question are on the third row from the bottom, second and fourth from the left. They really have similar details.
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by kyberias 11y ago
That alone makes the program entirely unusable.
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by kyberias 12y ago
I've never thought about it. My answer is no.
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by kyberias 12y ago
When I shared a link to this article in Facebook, Facebook recommended this "related link": http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Embrace,_extend_and_extinguish
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by kyberias 12y ago
One good resource for learning and inspiration is Robert C. Martin's book Clean Code. Opinionated, yes, but a good read none the less.
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by kyberias 12y ago
Here's an example. You write: # Check if it's something that looks like an ident response if( input =~ /^(\d+)(|\s),(|\s)(\d+)$/ ) p1 = $1.to_i p2 = $4.to_i else sane = false end Don&#x2
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by kyberias 12y ago
> On top of that I usually put a single line above every logical block of code. Something like "Loop trough list of someobject." It seems obvious but it does make it a lot easier to read back code later. I have to respectfully
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by kyberias 12y ago
I agree with you that there probably are a lot of non-scientific arguments coming from probiotics/tests vendors but your statements about sterile guts is weird and is in direct conflict with the information taught at universities world
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by kyberias 12y ago
OP definitely was not a jerk. Go ahead and prove him wrong with data without mentioning how much you get paid.
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by kyberias 12y ago
And has that common attitude perhaps inflated the salaries in your country? http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/greece-will-n...
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by kyberias 12y ago
Ummm... isn't there more to school than the "official curriculum"? Kids learn to listen, talk, discuss, concentrate, present, read, write etc.
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by kyberias 12y ago
I would like to write my geek code. Is there a nice Q&A-tool for that?
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by kyberias 12y ago
But the Wikipedia page does not really attribute the derivation of that constant to Carmack. Rather "...he demurred and suggested it was written by Terje Mathisen".
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by kyberias 12y ago
Why would you want to show it to your boss?
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by kyberias 12y ago
The scientist behind the AI, Tuomas Sandholm, has a nice 115 page resume: http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~sandholm/cv.pdf
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by kyberias 12y ago
Comment to the maintainer of that page: Don't put dark blue on black background. It's very hard to see and read.
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by kyberias 12y ago
Couldn't resist. This is the solution ported to C#: https://github.com/kyberias/cherylsharp
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by kyberias 12y ago
As mentioned by others, this is implemented in Excel 2013 as Flash Fill feature. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UccfqwwOCoY
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by kyberias 12y ago
It slightly decreases the validity of the page when it states that ASP.NET is a programming language.
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by kyberias 12y ago
Exactly. But this is "is funded through R01GM108340 from the National Institute of General Medical Sciences."
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by kyberias 12y ago
Did someone say "ALL" corporations are evil dystopian cults? Someone said "many" though. Do you realize what is the difference between All and Many?
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by kyberias 12y ago
Lol, I don't feel any pain. :) I can see that my words can be easily interpreted like you did but I was quite literal is stating that the culture is WONDERFUL. I have no hatred against them although I'm definitely an outsider. Als
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by kyberias 12y ago
These days I find it slightly weird that they don't share the source code of the demos or related tools. Demo scene has this wonderful alpha-male thing going.
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by kyberias 12y ago
This reminds me of the wonderful (but overly complex) Microsoft DirectX DirectShow framework. I suspect similar functionality exists there out-of-the box: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/deskt
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by kyberias 12y ago
Urghh... I hate these articles that list bad examples of salt use and then doesn't explain the reasoning why exactly these are bad. Just trying to prove to the world how smart the author is. Maybe he doesn't really know how to exp

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