kyberias

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by kyberias 12y ago
I'm not sure why you need to tell me I'm having a hard time. I don't feel like having a hard time with this issue. Also I'm not overcomplicating anything. You said it yourself: you're not sure how "it" is
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by kyberias 12y ago
Argh... now I really got it backwards. What I meant to say was that one does not write "shes", one writes "her", and not "wes" but "our". And that does not apply to "it". To summarize, compa
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by kyberias 12y ago
Now is there really an equal number? How do you know?
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by kyberias 12y ago
I think this doesn't help. What is relevant is that there are two forms: it's and its. Its easy to mix them by non-natives like myself. No-one ever writes She's or Us's, but "It's" is valid as is its. It&#
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by kyberias 12y ago
> The philosophy of the Linux kernel is a good one to emulate: documented functionality describing how the kernel should behave will be maintained until Linus's death. Undocumented, undefined behavior that stupid programs depend upo
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by kyberias 12y ago
> I don't want to help bad programs run; I want to stop them from running. This attitude is the OPPOSITE of what Linus Torvalds advocates and may be the primary reason why Linux is more successful than OpenBSD. I should add that suc
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by kyberias 12y ago
Who has the time to read this much nonsense?
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by kyberias 12y ago
Looking at that example, I wonder why that Porcaro quote is listed as evidence. It doesn't relate to Jackson's album at all.
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by kyberias 12y ago
I don't agree with you (on all points) but none the less applaud your ideas and the way you formulate your arguments.
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by kyberias 12y ago
One of the prime examples from my corner of the world: The Finnish software house Reaktor recently invited Mr. Mitnick as a "keynote speaker" into their popular event for software developers: http://reaktordevday.fi&#x2
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by kyberias 12y ago
I'll argue with myself here a bit if you allow... When considering PHP, we can think of The PHP Interpreter as a hybrid of two components: 1) a translator/compiler and 2) a bytecode interpreter. Therefore, when someone says "
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by kyberias 12y ago
The original author wanted to generate byte code that executes as efficiently as possible. Clearly scoped goal. :) Because PHP's compiler component, which he refers to as "compiler", did not generate efficient byte code for t
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by kyberias 12y ago
But doesn't PHP compile the source code into byte code and then interpret that? The problem described here was in the _compiler_ part of PHP, not in the byte code interpreter.
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by kyberias 12y ago
Compiler.
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by kyberias 12y ago
I'm confused. Is there a tutorial or book that explains all the (modern) Javascript software design concepts mentioned in this readme?
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by kyberias 12y ago
Well, I may have made a bad prediction there. We can't be sure though... :)
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by kyberias 12y ago
I think this particular site (Hacker News) is really bad when considering contrast. Just look at this comment after a while.
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by kyberias 12y ago
Yeah, stop being silly and just click the link on the page to the actual documentation with examples: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/apps/xaml/wi...
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by kyberias 12y ago
Human eye with cornea, iris and lens and would be a nice addition for physiology students! :)
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by kyberias 12y ago
Note to the author: when presenting numbers in a table, one should place them in a separate column and align them to the right. It makes them easier to compare.
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by kyberias 12y ago
What... what weird obsession is this? You continue inventing requirements for this particular person out of thin air. Try to understand that there is absolutely no reasonable requirement, whatsoever, for Notch to continue doing some pet-pro
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by kyberias 12y ago
This is inspirational. The guy is just openly doing his thing, experimenting with software and making the process and results very public. Sometimes he ends up creating something cool, sometimes not and I think he just enjoys the process wi
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by kyberias 12y ago
Why do you feel we as a community or any group of people have to give Notch some "chances" or determine whether Minecraft was a lucky accident or not? I'm sure most people, including Notch, understand that Minecraft success (
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by kyberias 12y ago
Why exactly SHOULD he turn of the cameras if he is just experimenting? You're just inventing these weird rules for people. Have you considered people enjoy watching his coding without any idea what the end result will be?
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by kyberias 12y ago
Without commenting whether it is harmful or not, showing pornography to children is considered sexual abuse by law in many countries.
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by kyberias 12y ago
I've noticed the same with my kids BUT I've also noticed similar behavior with other activities (like when being asked to come in from the yard before their play has completed) and that tells be not to be too much worried.
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by kyberias 12y ago
Why downvotes? I think it really tells more about the case.
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by kyberias 12y ago
Do you think a shawl with semen stains found on a murder scene would not be pretty heavy evidence today?
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by kyberias 12y ago
Better news article: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2746321/Jack-Ripper-...
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by kyberias 12y ago
What, no? Or have you heard of any DNA being extracted from the evidence and compared with living relative, recently?

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