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by quickben 10y ago
Anybody can recommend a cheap printer for home use?
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by quickben 10y ago
Scale it for your own voting requirement. Maybe Bitcoin will fit as a template, maybe it won't. Can you take the blockchain as an idea , and start with an empty one?
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by quickben 10y ago
Do you guys know of a decent overview website for all these new hipster currencies? But I mean a realistic one, including info such as: - how much it has been pre-mined. - why is it being pushed ( research, corp goals, etc) - limits (does o
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by quickben 10y ago
This will be an everlasting topic, as being inside this system we call a universe, prevents us from looking outside of it, and thus deriving the outer rules that drives it. Universe, uni verse, one song.
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by quickben 10y ago
Merchant gets charge backs, and back when I used to run a small online business, these were $25 a pop. Any kind of "online protection tools" would reduce the fraud by a bit , but nothing eliminates it.
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by quickben 10y ago
Who's up for starting a comp sci secret society? We'll share the best ways to split a cake. The optimal algorithms on how many kittens to have to improve moods, and, best stats how to not forget important anniversaries while tryi
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by quickben 10y ago
From a design perspective: Nothing wrong with VB6. It fulfills it business niche rather well.
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by quickben 10y ago
Minor note: the linked url brings to a placeholder page.
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by quickben 10y ago
What worked for me: 1. Get a solutions companion to your calculus book. 2. Solve everything twice.
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by quickben 10y ago
Modern day CPUs are improving 3% a generation, and modern day compilers capped off looooong time ago. Better programming practices will return simply because people will want more and won't be able to get it. This CPU power galore is
731.
by quickben 10y ago
Every language is, just about different things. Array out of bounds is dangerous even in Excel VB.
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by quickben 10y ago
Your criticism lacks constructivity. What do you propose we replace C with?
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by quickben 10y ago
Maybe I was too harsh, I apologize. But c is far less dangerous than a kitchen knife. Tools are tools, some are used with a great amount of care: jackhammers, routers, compression hammers, chainsaws etc. Heck: driving a vehicle is probably
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by quickben 10y ago
Eh, no need to overreact that much. Look. Hardware is hardware, and this is where tire meets the road so people can lay the foundation for the upper levels. It is what it is. It's not user friendly because hardware just isn't, low
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by quickben 10y ago
Looks fine on mine, what's the Android/Firefox version there?
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by quickben 10y ago
Just out of curiosity, what area are most of you in?
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by quickben 10y ago
But it is capitalism playing out. Global democracy isn't, but that's disconnected from capitalism lately in certain countries. If the owners of a shop sell it, they can't complain they are forbidden to open a shop on a privat
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by quickben 10y ago
And they trust the current blackbox more? The reality is, people have no choice.
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by quickben 10y ago
"stalling food and medical supplies" That's what the employer knowingly brought into risk when they decided to run understaffed to increase profits.
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by quickben 10y ago
To answer the question: management by stress. Some may disagree.
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by quickben 10y ago
Safety tip. Especially if you are starting with routers or jigsaws, get decent goggles+ facemask since stuff are flying everywhere. I'm surprised most of these sites don't mention this.
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by quickben 10y ago
I have a friend that is to damn good as a developer and allowed one of the big Canadian companies failed projects to burn him out thoroughly. He is looking into opening a bakery now, and by the look of it, no amount of convincing is going t
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by quickben 10y ago
My 2c: CPU power wont be ever increasing (we average few % a generation atm). Mobile 'webapps' are doomed because in x years consumers will want more snapiness, shiney-ness, and overall performance. The author of the article is ta
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by quickben 10y ago
The only process that will be happening is a class action lawsuit. The rest is just bad PR for Google atm because they decided to screw enough customers at once.
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by quickben 10y ago
Well, what do you expect from an advertising company?
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by quickben 10y ago
Some things are, some things aren't and yet still get put into EULAs of all sorts.
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by quickben 10y ago
Double clutch+ downshift works only for the transmissions that have parts where they enable that usage. Many don't.
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by quickben 10y ago
People can invent points and refutals. Physics, dictates manuals to be more efficient. Automatic transmission 'learn driver habit' multiplies the above, and yet everybody in this discussion ignores it. CVT comes closer to efficien
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by quickben 10y ago
Monopolies are bad. This is a prime example.
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by quickben 10y ago
I can see you aren't reading the current changes in ms db licencing costs, not moving a finger about Kronos to favour directx and the likes. What do you think changed in ms after 20 years? Them providing a cute text editor for Linux

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