nemasu

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by nemasu 13y ago
I don't really understand how the author is managing to contradict the previous HN discussion. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7301913
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by nemasu 13y ago
Why are you selling it?
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by nemasu 13y ago
Correct, I see this everywhere. Apparently religion on the internets does not belong. My guess is because most tech-savvy people are of the pure scientific mind set or whatever. Disclaimer: I have not read that thread, opinion based on pare
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by nemasu 13y ago
Interesting, not what I expected to read judging from the title and recent events.
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by nemasu 13y ago
This is great. I do the same thing without cards, I just 'pick one' basically. It's useful in managing a large amount of unrelated hobbies.
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by nemasu 13y ago
Interesting, but I would have to disagree with 'creating the concept of God', there was an (apparent) external influence in most (all?) cases, whereas a computer was all internally conceived.
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by nemasu 13y ago
A whole second every 300 million years? So about 3.33 (repeating of course) nanoseconds a year. Seems like a lot, is this the most accurate created so far?
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by nemasu 13y ago
Aww, the "Tesla Gigafactory" sounds awesome, I was a bit disappointed when I found out it's just batteries. I wish someone would invest that kind of money into research for a better alternative, not much change over the past
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by nemasu 13y ago
This is exciting! Qt5! Interface looks simpler, reminds me of razor-qt which is a good thing. Looking forward to release.
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by nemasu 13y ago
This is awesome, good work!
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by nemasu 13y ago
Hmm, I figured we'd see 4GB+ RAM on Android ARM before a commercial Android x86_64 release ... guess there's still time.
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by nemasu 13y ago
Hmm, there had to be something, cause it ran without a disc. More menus then the PS2. Plus it says powered by windows CE right on the front.
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by nemasu 13y ago
1986 wasn't even that long ago, it baffles me how far tech has advanced since then.
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by nemasu 13y ago
I don't get what the big deal is. I put 0^0 in Windows Calculator and it gives me 1 ... problem solved!
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by nemasu 13y ago
irssi is pretty good. Actually, the other one I use isn't even on the list. Konversation.
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by nemasu 13y ago
First thing I thought of was Dreamcast when I thought embedded Windows ...
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by nemasu 13y ago
Curious, why do you disable JS? Security? Preference?
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by nemasu 13y ago
Actually, the link for the HTML only version is at the bottom of the page while it's loading.
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by nemasu 13y ago
Wow, I hope it's a joke. If not, then this is terrible. No mention upfront, and it'll kill your battery.
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by nemasu 13y ago
Suure, from a website called 'Crittercism', whose investors include Google Ventures. I'm usually not skeptical, but I had a weird feeling.
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by nemasu 13y ago
Good read. Except I drink coffee in the morning so I can look at what I've programmed in the afternoon and not wonder what the heck I was doing. i.e. Not to avoid an 'uncomfortable' state of mind, just to increase performance
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by nemasu 13y ago
Well, the 3.14 series (including RCs) is all named the same it seems: Shuffling Zombie Juror https://git.kernel.org/cgit/linux/kernel/git/torvalds/linux....
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by nemasu 13y ago
Excellent! My code will now finally work as intended! I used: `uname -r` * r * r and 2 * `uname -r` * r .
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by nemasu 13y ago
There is? ... So there is. Guess they don't get as much attention for some reason. Hmm, tempting.
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by nemasu 13y ago
This is pretty cool. You'd think one would exist in the Tokyo area first though.
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by nemasu 13y ago
This is true, but I believe if you don't set a limit order, then the market value will go up. Then if the price keeps going up, you'll have missed your chance to buy the rest.
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by nemasu 13y ago
Looks like it needs physical access to ATMs USB port. Isn't the physical access most of the problem?
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by nemasu 13y ago
Trying to make Glass "cool"? ...It'll probably work.
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by nemasu 13y ago
Don't forget to use Generics.
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by nemasu 13y ago
I hate Java, and loved this article. Not what I was expecting. Now excuse me as I have 213 more classes to write each containing about 2 lines of real code.

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