mitchi

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   by mitchi 14y ago

   Quite questionable examples. Most girls I know become teachers/nurses/psychology/doctors and a few engineers. Zero in CS usually. It's only about the money in the US because your diploma costs too much money and you need to pay down your de
2. 152.▲
   by mitchi 14y ago

   No
3. 153.▲
   by mitchi 14y ago

   import crack.io cout; x := 'test'; cout `This is a $x\n`; # prints "this is a test" to standard output. Really weird strings... I don't even know how to type this character with my keyboard layout. Nice job for this langua
4. 154.▲
   by mitchi 14y ago

   "It's only in Japanese". You realize your language is crazy-hard? I wish you had no kanji, it would make my life easier. nihongo ga muzukashi desu...
5. 155.▲
   by mitchi 14y ago

   This bastard is skipping his master thesis, going straight to the phd. I thought only psychologists and doctors were allowed to do that :) <- some guy finishing his master thesis.
6. 156.▲
   by mitchi 14y ago

   Javascript or similar compile to JS languages. It has very good performance thanks to google V8, you can use it on the client side, the server side and it's a dynamic language so it's easier. It's also similar to C and Java. A strength if y
7. 157.▲
   by mitchi 14y ago

   I read his explanation but I don't have a great understanding of why a JVM would need to clean up like this. Doesn't it have a Garbage collector just for that? Why does it get slower over time? The only thing I know that gets slower over ti
8. 158.▲
   by mitchi 14y ago

   Some comments on Wired are hilarious : # Tired of hearing you cry about getting hacked dude. Get over it. # #This guy is the laughing stock of our organization, he's almost achieved meme status. This guy is a "technical" writer at Wired for
9. 159.▲
   by mitchi 14y ago

   Sure. Sorry for the late reply, I go to parties. I have nothing against having more power at compile time. It's just the way C++ does it that I don't like. It's like a language within a language. I prefer the way it's done in D. Check the e
10. 160.▲
    by mitchi 14y ago

    Genetic algorithms are pretty easy. a wikipedia read should suffice.
11. 161.▲
    by mitchi 14y ago

    Tools in your toolbox. Yea why not. I've always been an OOP composition-only guy. It was always the model that made the most sense to me. It's efficient and clear. I'm amused that just now people are coming out and saying that this is the b
12. 162.▲
    by mitchi 14y ago

    +1 he's being a crybaby billionaire. He cries about paying $3000 to reach 1M users when I have to pay $1 in transaction fee to withdraw money from my bank.
13. 163.▲
    by mitchi 14y ago

    I wouldn't trust Amazon Glacier. I'm guessing that they have a secret Glacier datacenter in the Artic Pole. What happens when the glaciers melt? You are done for.
14. 164.▲
    by mitchi 14y ago

    I spent 0.00001 second reading that
15. 165.▲
    by mitchi 14y ago

    No thanks. I'll use D if I want a ton of features for free. This is not beautiful code. I could work around it I guess because I've seen much worse coming from C++ but it's really not my ideal of C++. But this is a small example, the source
16. 166.▲
    by mitchi 14y ago

    I hate the taste of milk. Pour yourself a glass of milk and drink some of it. Now go away and come back 5 minutes later. Drink again. It tastes bad now. I quickly changed to Soy Milk and I drank a lot of that instead. However, recently I ha
17. 167.▲
    by mitchi 14y ago

    Yet another article on HackerNews about people who have nothing to say about algorithms or code, they just want to be the big motivators, the oracles!!
18. 168.▲
    by mitchi 14y ago

    It gets cached so it's okay.
19. 169.▲
    by mitchi 14y ago

    Java or C++. Both have great IDEs (Visual Studio, Eclipse, Netbeans) that come with a debugger and make tools, so that you can focus on learning the language before learning what a linker and a compiler is. The debugger is also a must for l
20. 170.▲
    by mitchi 14y ago

    Better call Saul
21. 171.▲
    by mitchi 14y ago

    +1
22. 172.▲
    by mitchi 14y ago

    Indeed, he's playing Starcraft. I don't think he's trying very hard to use dat proxy.
23. 173.▲
    by mitchi 14y ago

    Chrome, the 1 gig of ram browser that everyone just loves.
24. 174.▲
    by mitchi 14y ago

    Very good material and the new website with side by side presentation is cool!
25. 175.▲
    by mitchi 14y ago

    << Used Autohotkey to automate saving porn images to disk with Google Chrome. Programmer laziness = You are doing something that annoys you because it's slow so you take a whole day scripting and automating something that accelerate
26. 176.▲
    by mitchi 14y ago

    I was tempted to make a joke about LinkedIn and their passwords but this article is nice.
27. 177.▲
    by mitchi 14y ago

    I disagree with your disdain for IDEs... I hope that you are not totally misleading the people who will learn from your book because learning how to use the capabilities of Visual Studio or any decent IDE is very valuable. How are they goin
28. 178.▲
    by mitchi 14y ago

    So bad! #include <stdio.h> XML printf("%d", i); ERLANG
29. 179.▲
    by mitchi 15y ago

    a very good read.
30. 180.▲
    by mitchi 15y ago

    "A few of lines of C++ code would need hundreds, if not even thousands of lines of C code, but an experienced C programmer is used to that." Yea right. This guy is full of it. This article is very biased...