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by lisivka 10y ago
Turn on Reek filter list subscription in uBlock origin.
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by lisivka 10y ago
Gcj was deleted from GCC in October 2016[1]. So only free option left, AFAIK, is to use mono AOT[2]. [1]: http://tromey.com/blog/?p=911 [2]: http://www.mono-project.com/docs/about-mono/languag
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by lisivka 10y ago
It's looks like top-to-bottom style of development: first, algorithm is written in text, then implemented in code. Kind of literate programming. Sometimes it helps, sometimes it not. Usually, this style is used right after the school,
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by lisivka 10y ago
Good luck with understanding of incorrect code of unknown algorithm.
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by lisivka 10y ago
To miss comments in the code, developer must be blind. Maybe you are telling us about sad story of external documentation?
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by lisivka 10y ago
Yeah, «why you need comments? just read the code» (c) Brainfuck developers.
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by lisivka 10y ago
LOL. Comments are not a part of the code. Good comments adds to readability, bad commenting style (e.g. enterprise style comments for everything) affects readability. Comments cannot add bugs to code. What you think about spaces?
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by lisivka 10y ago
`ls -1b` should work correctly in your case. Option -b (or --escape) enables C-style escapes. IMHO, it should be on by default.
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by lisivka 10y ago
In my country it costs about $1000 for procedure and $200 per year for storage, so it's very unlikely for storage to be much cheaper than now.
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by lisivka 10y ago
In my country (Ukraine) stem therapy was used first in 2005 to recover broken bones. Now it used frequently to recover wounded soldiers (they already helped dozens of soldiers with astonishing results, like in article). Article (in Ukrainia
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by lisivka 10y ago
And goal is to break trust between US government and US people.
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by lisivka 10y ago
IMHO, in some cases, cells can be converted into stem cells, repaired in lab conditions, and then delivered back into damaged organ or area.
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by lisivka 10y ago
And then doctor will say: it's normal, don't worry, just shift your working hours to match your cycle. ;-) Typical programmer is introvert phlegmatic or melancholic. Quote: Respecting the Daily Cycle The daily circadian cycle is d
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by lisivka 10y ago
Difference between $X for 0hpd and $Y for 6hpd is too steep.
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by lisivka 10y ago
Thank you, captain. I already said that.
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by lisivka 10y ago
Taxes will eat that income with easy: 50% tax on firm, 50% tax on worker before salary, 30% tax on worker after salary, 18% tax into basic income fund, 20% VAT, and hundreds of other, smaller taxes.
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by lisivka 10y ago
Politics will tell people that they will raise basic income to win election. To raise income, they will raise taxes, so I will work 80h for $20K instead of $200K. It's not a joke: post-USSR countries already have exactly this problem.
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by lisivka 10y ago
So, I, programmer, will be forced to work 12 hours per day to keep robots firmware up to date, while everybody else will enjoy free ride? Sorry, it will not work: I will chose free ride too. Why not just decrease number of working hours to
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by lisivka 10y ago
1. Walk in the center of the city. 2. Meet some street drawers. 3. Talk with them.
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Studying the quantum vacuum: Traffic jam in empty space(phys.org)
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by lisivka 10y ago
You are right, problem is in project manager head, which abuses standup for status updates because of lack of understanding of purpose of standup meeting, or because of lack of discipline (developers may provide infrequent updates in git&#x
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by lisivka 10y ago
Azul still have pauses (10-100ms). > Azul Systems has built a custom system (CPU, chip, board, and OS) specifically to run garbage collected virtual machines. The custom CPU includes a read barrier instruction. The read barrier enab
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by lisivka 10y ago
Downvoters - WTF? Memory fragmentation is the problem for long standing processes with frequent allocations/deallocations of various sizes. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3770457/what-is-memory-fr...
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by lisivka 10y ago
fn main() { for i in 1..101 { if i % 15 == 0 { println!("FizzBuzz"); } else if i % 3 == 0 { println!("Fizz"); } else if i % 5 == 0 { println!(&quot
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by lisivka 10y ago
I don't know Rust, but code looks readable. Function apply receives two arguments and returns function of one argument (address of b) which returns value of type C. I assume function apply() creates closure, so a.clone() is necessary t
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by lisivka 10y ago
GC must also reallocate used memory to avoid fragmentation of free memory. Do you know a true fully pauseless algorithm for that?
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by lisivka 10y ago
Kick project manager out of standup meeting and you will love them.
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by lisivka 10y ago
It's status meeting. Developers unlike status meeting, so they invented their own meeting: daily standup meeting.
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by lisivka 10y ago
Are you really can stand for hours at the standup meeting? :-) Standup daily meeting must be short and focused. Moreover, standup meeting is for developers only. No project manager, no customer, no QA team. Just developers talking about t
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by lisivka 10y ago
It was done for UML kernel 2.6 with patches: http://web.archive.org/web/20100126181646/http://uml.jfdi.or... . But today, it's impossible: http://marc.info/?l=user-mode-linux-user&am

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