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lanna
10y ago
they cost the same, but are they electric? otherwise, it is not apples to apples.
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lanna
10y ago
you seem to have a very narrow understanding of what technology means. computers are not the only "technology" in the world.
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lanna
10y ago
no idea why you are being downvoted for expressing a valid opinion
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lanna
10y ago
there have never been keynotes for refreshes (updated specs), only redesigns (new features and form factors)
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lanna
10y ago
a common criticism of the n64 was that it used cartridges while other consoles of the same era had adopted cd-roms offering much higher capacity. that lead to some games being shorter and/or simplified on the n64 compared to their equi
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lanna
10y ago
> Its unlikely that javascript will replace it just because jvm is rewritten in java script. that is not what oc meant. he is talking about runtime env, not source language
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lanna
10y ago
Oceania?
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lanna
10y ago
> The Java specification is actually a fairly good specification and also covers a great deal of the runtime (of which Scala gets a free ride). but isn't the java spec split in two: the java language specification and the java virtu
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lanna
10y ago
some constructive feedback: one of the greatest features of quicksort is that it is an in-place algorithm, it doesn't use any additional storage. qsort cleverest trick is to switch an element greater than the pivot with one smaller in
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lanna
10y ago
no need to google, os x spotlight does it for you
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lanna
10y ago
plain text doesn't imply parsable; natural languages, for instance.
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lanna
10y ago
not a blog, but it might be just what you are looking for: https://www.amazon.com/Inside-Java-2-Virtual-Machine/dp/0074... https://www.amazon.com/Virtual-Machine-Masters-Venners-1997-...
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lanna
10y ago
> you are rejected and aren't given a reason worse is when you are not even told you were rejected. i consider it a most profound disrespect, specially after all the time and effort you've put
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lanna
10y ago
It says it there on the page: "It depends on OS by OS but, most commonly…"
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lanna
10y ago
"some". In previous versions of the paper, he claims to have done everything manually: "To bring these numbers, thousands of combinations are considered without use of any programming language."
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lanna
10y ago
There is no script, he did it mostly by hand.
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lanna
10y ago
thanks for exposing the truth
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lanna
10y ago
> well, it's optional... no, it is not. payment is not optional, you are abusing the developer's trust. he is not apple, he is not google. he is a developer, like you and me, and he needs to make a living out of his work, too.
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lanna
10y ago
> I'm mostly using it for work so you definitely must pay for it
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lanna
10y ago
really, is $70 for a productivity tool you use for most of the day, every day, "pretty steep"? many developers make that in a hour. i paid for it.
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lanna
10y ago
UK to US is 15:70, no?
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lanna
10y ago
https://github.com/TermiT/Flycut
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lanna
10y ago
If they are truly functional programmers, asking them will always return the same referentially transparent answer. Only side-effecting functions would return different answers at different times :-)
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lanna
10y ago
No, wrong. You can pass pointers to functions in C.
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lanna
10y ago
what if everyone hits the road at the same time? what if everyone withdraw their money from the bank at the same time? what if everyone flushes their toilets at the same time?
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lanna
10y ago
nobody uses their connection at full capacity 100% of the time
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lanna
10y ago
i sold my 9.7" ipad to get a 7.9" one
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lanna
10y ago
why is discrete graphics required for software development? i spend most on my time typing text or using the terminal, intel iris is more than enough.
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lanna
10y ago
ladies and gentlemen, i present you the future of captcha
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lanna
10y ago
one of the killer dash features for me is how easy it is to install javadoc/scaladoc/etc documentation for 3rd party libraries
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