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by qompiler 14y ago
> 1. CPU and really the whole shebang. where is it? Atmel has micro-controllers that include the whole "shebang" the size of your pinkies fingernail! > 2. It probably requires some sort of 3G/4G card and connection? Where the heck d
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by qompiler 14y ago
This is a real bummer, I have to wear glasses and can't wear lenses. Is there any information if there will be support for custom glasses being attached?
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by qompiler 14y ago
Is this legal outside of the US? I remember there was a case in China in which a restaurant would charge a different price for tourists.
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Ask HN: Why do companies like IBM, HP and Oracle avoid showing prices?
9 points by qompiler 14y ago|10 comments
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by qompiler 14y ago
I have done this before using Java 7 async nio. The performance would drop like a brick when data received actually needed some sort of processing. How does this implementation hold up when you need to perform a O(n) operation on received d
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by qompiler 14y ago
Canola oil sounds frightening!
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by qompiler 14y ago
I understand that very well, I constantly thinker about possible ways to make revenue without ads. If you are really honest about it to yourself you will realize it's not a very solid business model. People can easily circumvent ads and/or
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by qompiler 14y ago
adblock-plus is free
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by qompiler 14y ago
I have to admit this is the painful truth. The speed of the vector operations didn't actually improve using SSE3. But that doesn't dismiss the issue with compilers not being able to actually vectorize properly.
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by qompiler 14y ago
Hello. I'm a programmer. I noticed you couldn't optimize my code to use SIMD so I went ahead and used inline assembly. It will probably take another 30 years before you can actually think like a human and perform optimizations like this.
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by qompiler 14y ago
There used to be these articles with the title "The year of the Linux mobile phone" around 2006. If anything we will see something like Android /using/ Linux. Linux is, after all, just a kernel. Having said that, the gaming platform (The An
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by qompiler 14y ago
10. In five years' time, most programmers will still be average. Most programmers are average, that's the definition of average. It's like saying in five years most people will still be average.
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by qompiler 14y ago
'Merica!
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by qompiler 14y ago
What does the 'I' in IBM stand for?
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by qompiler 14y ago
A diamond! This shouldn't be limited to iOS though, take it to the web and Android.
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by qompiler 14y ago
This is hilarious! Gimp's interface (separate windows) is based on Photoshop 1.0?
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by qompiler 14y ago
> What does other openings have to do with "world network for dodging taxes"? Marketing. > Several consultancies will happily open a "paper company" for you in Ireland or wherever you choose. No problem whatsoever Not every company
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by qompiler 14y ago
Talent goes to Mountain View, CA. Job openings outside of the United States only include babysitting the office with some added mundane tasks. Why? Because Google uses it's world network for dodging taxes.
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by qompiler 14y ago
Nice, another tax dodging office in Europe. Just like the office in Amsterdam. I guess it's needed for the whole tax dodging network.
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by qompiler 14y ago
I'm not trolling (intentionally), just pointing out how a nice user interface makes the difference between crapps and apps.
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by qompiler 14y ago
Take a look at Calculator++ https://play.google.com/store/search?q=Calculator%2B%2B&... Also look at how Maple 16 does it. The keyword here is 'buttons'.
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by qompiler 14y ago
Just what I expected, an uninspired port. The interface is.. terrible..
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by qompiler 14y ago
Now if there was only a service called 99bugfixes.com with the same pricing.