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by meagain20000 11y ago
Ok, so I think I'm half way there. Is passing a function pointer, or any pointer for that matter, the way it is done in C, related to lambdas? I understand the use case of passing functions. Can be quite useful. Ok, still not fully the
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by meagain20000 11y ago
You mean if india started doing their own research? Well of course, we the general population would benefit. Nobody is stopping them. Except maybe cost.
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by meagain20000 11y ago
Please explain it like I'm five: what is the big deal about lamdas?
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by meagain20000 11y ago
I would not happily return to them. In fact, I see no reason why. To me, they are still in their same embrace, extend, extinguish mode only that now their cycle is a lot longer. It could even be that nadella really thinks that he will alway
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by meagain20000 11y ago
I do not understand your comment. Could you please explain?
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by meagain20000 11y ago
Back in your day minecraft would not be possible
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by meagain20000 11y ago
I went to a CC in manhattan then to SUNY at Buffalo. At the CC I studied calculus, physics, chemistry, linear algebra, diff equations. I still think the education I got at the CC was better. The teachers were certainly better teachers.
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by meagain20000 11y ago
You didn't really answer the question.
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by meagain20000 11y ago
You can never have enough cpu power in gaming. You can always use more. The faster computers get, the more interesting games can get.
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by meagain20000 11y ago
Devil's advocate here. Lots people say the same thing about religion. In fact, you could almost replace meditation with religion in your comment. Quite illuminating.
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by meagain20000 11y ago
Lime is a source of C, which you need if you want to stay alive.
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by meagain20000 11y ago
No worse than a lobster.
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by meagain20000 11y ago
Maybe with current technology. But as technology continues to advance things will continue to get cheaper. What costs a trillion dollars today could cost a couple billion dollars in a not so distant future
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by meagain20000 11y ago
Still to this day I do not get the big deal about lambdas. Can someone please explain?
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by meagain20000 11y ago
Hear, Hear! A Java fan here.
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by meagain20000 11y ago
It is actually not a bad language and with an IDE like Eclipse or inteliJ you can be quite productive. Sure, they've screwed up majorly a couple of times like inventing JSP and going a bit overboard with J2EE. Overall it is not bad.
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by meagain20000 11y ago
What is the name of the company?
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by meagain20000 11y ago
Exhibit A: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10714990 It is naive not to be cynical. You'll be taken advantage of otherwise.
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by meagain20000 11y ago
Didn't read what he was saying. But free speech does not shield you from the consequences from other people i.e I can certainly censor him in my home. The USA government cannot censor him of course, up to a certain point. The governmen
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by meagain20000 11y ago
Is there such a thing as non-viscous fluid?