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milod
15y ago
on the lighter side http://didweipoyet.com/
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milod
16y ago
It sucks that your hosting is down, but this is a pretty malicious use of HN considering you paid $200 over 6 years ago for lifetime hosting. Less than $3 per month by now. What SLA were you guaranteed? The lesson for service hosts, NEVER o
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milod
16y ago
No offense, but I find the humor in this reference far more insightful than the majority of the other offhand comments in this thread (that have many up-votes). The satire here is relevant and appropriate in my opinion, not tangential. I un
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16y ago
The cake is a lie
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milod
16y ago
Also for Windows, you might be interested in Chess http://research.microsoft.com/en-us/projects/chess/
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milod
16y ago
I've always found putting the * next to the type instead of the variable, like this, more intuitive. Does anyone know why the other way is used more often? Is it just historic, or is there a more practical reason?
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16y ago
What if he said prioritize instead of kill? Often the number of good ideas and resources required to realize them far exceeds what is available, practical, or realistic. Killing is effectively setting the priority to zero. I don't think it
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16y ago
Is anyone else mildly depressed by the inequality between money raised and reality here? It's great that these guys are raising money, I'm all for it. They should take what they can get. But, what about all the brilliant open source project
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16y ago
I think its important to note that this release does not work on Windows 7 x64. Link to known issues: http://forums.virtualbox.org/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=30325 Otherwise, working great so far on Windows XP for me.
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17y ago
The claims merely need to be specific enough to not conflict with other patents (excluding the so called "obvious" and vague notion of "been there, done that"). Design patterns in the general sense are patentable, unfortunately.
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17y ago
I think if you are asking yourself and others this question then you aren't ready for either. My advice for anyone who is confused about this is to get a job in your field of study first, then after a time you will know what the answer is.
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Hacking Scala Actors
(dannycoates.com)
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milod
17y ago
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