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Robots hire people that develops robots that replace people.
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You can still dial to BBS like in the good old days: http://www.telnetbbsguide.com/dialbbs/dialbbs.htm
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The conclusion : "If you can establish a connection, then IPv4 and IPv6 appear to have comparable RTT measurements across most of the Internet. But the odds of establishing a connection are now weighted in favour of IPv6! The IPv4 netw
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THIS IS YOUR EDUCATION, THIS IS YOUR SALARY ! $50K! ! ** ! ** * $40K! ** * Any Questions? !
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Java shines by the number of java professionals available on the market.
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Where are the unit tests ? where are the valgrind tests ?
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Or Ionic which can be used by AngularJS developers easily. http://ionic.io/
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Africa : 2,5 billions by 2050 China ends one-chile policy bye bye green Earth, hello surpopulation and pollution...
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When you die, your domain names expire soon or later, and your blog and personal sites disappears too. But do you want your blog to live after you passed ? and until when ? one century ? two ?
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This is not "Written in pure C, without any external library" : just see skod.h it depends on socket.h https://github.com/Hypsurus/skod/blob/master/src/skod.h
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Poetic vision of Paris subway : http://i.imgur.com/TyPhSok.png Poetic vision of Paris streets : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K2Mkz5F_yME
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Well, Pixel Java actually...
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L'oligarchie (dont fait partie Anne Hidalgo) continue de prendre le taxi, les riches bobos habitants de Paris peuvent, eux, prendre leur voiture. Les immigrés eux, vont dans le centre de Paris grâce aux transports en commun qui ont été
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It's quite fun actually. First challenges are simple bug correction tasks. I hope next challenges will be more "creative".
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https://www.google.fr/search?q=dilbert+startup&tbm=isch&tbo=...
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Nope, they should be militant sceptics.
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I thought HBO called jwz to the rescue...
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What would be nice is a document which would explain how to convert queries to use the GPU as its best, a document which would not require its reader to be a GPU geek nor a Postgresql expert. A technology can only succeed when the average
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For libraries: in Perl : there is really one way to do it, use CPAN. in Python : there's more than one way to do it : pth, eggs, setuptools, pip, wheel, distutils, easy_install,... http://lucumr.pocoo.org/2012/6&#x
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Voidlinux uses runit by default. http://www.voidlinux.eu
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A Zero-maintenance system ? This is just what NASA is trying to build. It's just a matter of relation of cost versus maintenance work. If you want to build a zero-maintenance system by yourself, just try to imagine your service and ser
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Those software are still free even if there are proprietary forks of them. You are not forced to use the proprietary forks.
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The technologies are not your resume. Your achievements are.
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Sudoku2.cpp: In function 'void PrintStats()': Sudoku2.cpp:98:12: warning: unused variable 'j' [-Wunused-variable] int i, j, S; ^
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Buffer overflow on line 83. Input length is not checked but it must not be more than 79 characters long.
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Too sad to see so many efforts on Python 3 although nobody is using it...