laythea

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451.
by laythea 9y ago
I wonder how much % of my CPU potential performance is given to all this "gimping" done in order to provide state actors a backdoor to every PC and to help the CPU manufacturer recover field servicing costs.
452.
by laythea 9y ago
Yes but is the aim here not to bedazzle a star struck audience, rather than properly educate?
453.
by laythea 9y ago
C + classes does the job for me. I hate decoding code - that's the compilers job!
454.
by laythea 9y ago
If a motorcycle owner install's an ashtray on his/her motorcycle, is it the ashtray's fault?
455.
by laythea 9y ago
Come on! They can't be expected to keep working on it can they? I mean, they already sold you it. What fool would do that??
456.
by laythea 9y ago
Agreed. Any thing else is just greed.
457.
by laythea 9y ago
This is a glorified ad! Shame on you!
458.
by laythea 9y ago
Yes but then it would be for other programmers for computers. Or for other programmers for other programmers for computers. Better to say its for computers :)
459.
by laythea 9y ago
The first one that comes to mind is main().
460.
by laythea 9y ago
not shocked.
461.
by laythea 9y ago
I agree. A good read.
462.
by laythea 9y ago
Function borders should be drawn by defining abstractions, not by counting lines of code. Sometimes, the most useful abstractions involve large functions.
463.
by laythea 9y ago
Don't forget coffee. I need the government to protect me from my cups, every day. What to do???
464.
by laythea 9y ago
In my opinion, I wouldn't call XCode the pinnacle. That position is for VB/C#.
465.
by laythea 9y ago
Hmmm. Have you considered closing some of those and regressing away from your online presence in order to solve your evident frustration with managing so many pwds? If I signed up for all that cra..stuff, I would close some. :)
466.
by laythea 9y ago
An engineer educates him/herself with foundational knowledge, supplemented off course, with programming. By "foundational knowledge" I mean the knowledge and experience in the application of software to solve real world probl
467.
by laythea 9y ago
I may sound like a skeptic, but I am fairly sure that if MPEG have an interest in this, it is in order to license it. If not now, then later. In my opinion, this would be MPEG getting their teeth into a new tech, in order to either license
468.
by laythea 9y ago
The minute they mention MPEG, I already know whats going to happen - Licensing. Spoken by a dev that didn't incorporate video, due to licensing, not technical reasons. The open bit is just the draw.
469.
by laythea 9y ago
Is this just cool tech wrapped in a proprietary format requiring hefty licensing fees?
470.
by laythea 9y ago
Your sarcasm is not lost on me :)
471.
by laythea 9y ago
I think the parent lives in the real world.
472.
by laythea 9y ago
> "A zoo is still a zoo if there aren't any animals..." Sounds like a Zoo-Wannabe to me.
473.
by laythea 9y ago
Yeah this would be a deal-breaker. I can imagine the devs will be working on a way to "convert" one to the other, but I can also imagine that comes way down the priority list, so I am not disturbed by this fact, at this time. This
474.
by laythea 9y ago
What is the point? Why reinvent the wheel? HTML is text. Or do I miss something?
475.
by laythea 9y ago
I can guess: Too many cooks, spoil the broth! :)
476.
by laythea 9y ago
I completely agree that this bias is unfair, and that a sentence served, is supposed to be payback to society and therefore your standing should be reset. However, in the real world, once you have "shi* on your shoe", it is not th
477.
by laythea 9y ago
Back in the olden days where ads where more sparse, they would have so much more impact. Nowadays after the awash of ads we have everywhere, companies are collectively loosing their ability to make ads impact. (by logic, the more we are exp
478.
by laythea 9y ago
hehe. Best of luck dude! :D
479.
by laythea 9y ago
Hey, again no offense meant. I just think the whole point of something like this is to mimic the real world. And after a couple of seconds my illusion is broken. Ps. It is cool, just needs to be cooler :)
480.
by laythea 9y ago
Of course it depends on what the goal of the program is, but something like this should offer user interactivity. By solving whatever is necessary (or faking it).

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