paxcoder

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by paxcoder 12y ago
Just because the OS doesn't have a big market share, it doesn't mean it isn't useful for anything other than education.
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by paxcoder 12y ago
Heh, didn't even notice that you mentioned ambiguity too. I was refering to the D's version with the dot operator: A programmer needs to differentiate between function calls and method calls. I wonder which ambiguity @pfultz2 was
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by paxcoder 12y ago
Potentially ambiguous, but I assume worth it?
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by paxcoder 12y ago
I hope you are joking.
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by paxcoder 13y ago
I have a hard time understanding how someone so familiar with HTML can claim that "HTML programming" is creeping up on JavaScript. Perhaps it has to do with lack of computer science education (more specifically not understanding T
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by paxcoder 13y ago
From what i heard of the podcst, it's meh.
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by paxcoder 13y ago
CC-NC epic fail
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by paxcoder 13y ago
Somehow I'm assuming that someone who gets off to gay rape of straight men is gay. Am I a bigot again?
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by paxcoder 13y ago
If I were saying that, I'd make darn sure it's unambiguous.
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by paxcoder 13y ago
I said elsewhere that it reads like serial killer fan fiction. The fan that would write such a story would be gay. I hope I'm beginning to make some sense, if not, please ask more questions.
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by paxcoder 13y ago
I'm not a gay supporter, but my "discomfort" is not the reason I'm this shocked. Certainly my morality influences how I view things. But I'd likewise be sickened by seduction of an innocent person of the same sex. W
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by paxcoder 13y ago
The story is written as if it were fan fiction of the fan of the killer. Then there is a comment on it saying how "perfectly wonderful" and "absolutely magnificent" the story is. And then there's this guy, who isn&#
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by paxcoder 13y ago
Like OCP said, it'd be plutocracy: Transforming politics into a speculative market.
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by paxcoder 13y ago
Not sure how else to put it: There is too much of the killer in all three.
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by paxcoder 13y ago
This gay story, as well as one (especially) of the comments on the actual article, and your comment; something's very wrong with all three. I was about to ask if I'm the only one who sees that, but if you were downvoted, I guess I
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by paxcoder 14y ago
<quote>If you do not or cannot agree the license[sic], please do not download the files.</quote> Sounds like they're trying to enforce an LGPL-incompatible license on the changes to the LGPL'd libs, and pass it on as complyi
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by paxcoder 15y ago
I can't believe that. Unless you write a blog post with the "trip" detailed. Pretty please ;-)
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by paxcoder 15y ago
Perhaps I should read the paper to see if they're generalizing or not, but I'm too lazy to; if it was a wikipedia page - perhaps I would. If we're talking hierarchy generally rather than (more) distinct classes - which are not prone to (pos
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by paxcoder 15y ago
my point is that unequal distribution of food in case of a natural disaster is not an absolute factor, it's only one of the possible scenarios that affect the preservation of a system.
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by paxcoder 15y ago
wow, that was utterly useless. amazing.
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by paxcoder 15y ago
Here are a couple of alternative scenarios: - village A invades village B for food (the fact that out-of-touch aristocrats occasionally send an army of unwilling soldiers at the gates of A is another possible reason) - village B consumes mo