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by memracom 13y ago
I have been to the Ukraine over a dozen times. Ukraine is doing more than just contemplating change. Everyone there is demanding change and is unhappy with all elected politicians no matter what party they are from. The main problem is that
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by memracom 13y ago
Well, I speak Russian fluently (and therefore can follow the Russian media/Internet) and I have visited the country 3 times. In addition I have visited another ex-Soviet country, Ukraine, over a dozen times. You really have to go to th
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by memracom 13y ago
The police used to be brave. Now they are mostly cowards.
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by memracom 13y ago
Americans really should learn more about the Soviet KGB and its predecessor, the NKVD, and how they ran a campaign of terror against citizens who did little more than have a different opinion of how the country should be run. Because now th
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by memracom 13y ago
Wow, a new attack vector for terrorists. Wreak havoc by setting up terror groups using names that are confusingly similar to important organizations. This way, they could deny a lot of scientists and researchers to travel to the USA and the
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by memracom 13y ago
And what about the guy who though up the Higgs boson saying that he would be kicked out of university these days because he doesn't meet the arbitrary bureaucratic metric thought up by small-minded administrators. I.e. he does not publ
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by memracom 13y ago
This is just talking about America. Perhaps the people having fun building nuclear reactors are now working in Russia. Interestingly enough Russia has recently invested a lot on new kinds of R&D facilities including a suburb of Moscow b
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Why Reactive Programming for Databases is Awesome(slashdot.org)
1 points by memracom 13y ago|0 comments
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by memracom 13y ago
We think of cryptography as the best way of information hiding. But it is not the only way. This sounds like some group is testing the limits of non-cryptographic information hiding. In particular, multiple possible messages encoded. How do
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by memracom 13y ago
You could always write Monads in C... http://blog.sigfpe.com/2007/02/monads-in-c-pt-ii.html
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Monads in C(blog.sigfpe.com)
2 points by memracom 13y ago|0 comments
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by memracom 13y ago
Here is what Dr. Joel Fuhrman, M.D. has to say about weight loss: http://www.drfuhrman.com/weightloss/
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by memracom 13y ago
Just use Reactive Cocoa.
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by memracom 13y ago
For the first several years of her life, I would not buy anything pink for my daughter. Her baby clothes were white and yellow and powder blue ( a great color for a red headed girl with blue eyes). Then when she got older it became harder t
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by memracom 13y ago
On which OS is crossing the process boundary expensive? And how expensive is expensive?
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by memracom 13y ago
Note that on Linux, the performance difference between processes and threads is an awful lot smaller than it was when threads first came into the world. This is another case where someone invented a better idea for performance reasons, and
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by memracom 13y ago
A question that is simpler to answer is whether or not her behavior matches that of a sociopath. Of course, if the answer is yes, and I think that it is, then you have to ask what boundaries does a sociopath have to cross to become truly &q
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by memracom 13y ago
How can you say the woman was not evil? Given the fact that she made up impressive job titles for herself, and testified as an expert witness in areas where she did not have expertise, she seems to fit the profile of people who are consider
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by memracom 13y ago
This indicates a serious level of corruption in the police, in the prosecutors, and possibly even in the politicians who are in charge of these things. If this had happened in Putin's Russia, the people in charge would all be fired in
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by memracom 13y ago
Thankfully we are nearing the end of the era in which "object oriented" was considered to mean "superior choice" and the veils are coming off of our eyes. Similarly NoSQL has moved on from the "neat new toy" ph
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by memracom 13y ago
You and I know this because we did not learn big-O notation to express algorithm efficiency. Instead we learned to think about loops, nesting of loops, what drives the number of loop iterations (per customer, per stock item, per character,
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by memracom 13y ago
I just watched a Soviet film called Gosudarstvennaya Granitsa (State Borders) which showed various events in the evolution of the Soviet Border Patrol, and in the 5th film, about a few days around the invasion. In it they showed border guar
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by memracom 13y ago
Too bad that there is not more effort on Scala.NET instead of this. Lots of people are comfortable with writing Javascript in the browser so all of these compilers emitting Javascript end up being little more than a technology demo. But Sca
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by memracom 13y ago
Let's not forget the fundamental purpose of jobs. It is to limit crime. Before the modern age with its companies and jobs, rich people walked the streets with swords, daggers and pistols. Even so they could not fully protect themselves
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by memracom 13y ago
You should have walked out when they asked you to do that 2nd technical interview. People are not computers. We all know that a simple coding interview is necessary to winnow out the barely competent people, so it is reasonable to have a br
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by memracom 13y ago
The problem is that you don't understand Scala operators. There are none. That + sign there is simply the name of a method in the class of the object preceding it. So you invoked print("5".+(5)) What else would you expect. Th
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by memracom 13y ago
My sciatica went away when my health improved. Not saying this works for everybody, but you really should get a hold of books by Dr. Joel Fuhrman and Dr. Neal Barnard. Apply their learnings to your own lifestyle and get healthy. That way, e
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Groovy Legacy Code and You
1 points by memracom 13y ago|0 comments
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Characterizing code for refactoring to avoid unwanted side-effects(ibm.com)
1 points by memracom 13y ago|0 comments
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How to Mavenize big, monolithic legacy Java projects(guntherpopp.blogspot.ca)
1 points by memracom 13y ago|0 comments

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