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13y ago
There's an acronym for this: YAGNI You Ain't Gonna Need It.
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13y ago
Disappointingly, the petition has only gained 4,500ish signatures since the last time it was on HN. Maybe this article will help..
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13y ago
*The Outrage in the USA about PRISM spying is wearing off already. The rest of the world however..
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13y ago
"That alien message" was pretty much spot on. I started with that, but will certainly be reading the others. Thanks for linking!
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13y ago
Same here - nearly fell of my chair from the perceived height vertigo. Nonetheless, amazing footage - a head for heights and/or nerves of steel!
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13y ago
A whole bunch of interesting stuff in there. Undoubtedly I shall spend most of my forthcoming holiday reading up on papers and other works as old as I am and realising - yet again - everything old is new again (except for the bits that have
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13y ago
*livid
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13y ago
This looks an interesting way of learning Haskell, in a domain that is of personal interest. Thank you for posting, I look forwards to reading it.
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13y ago
Don't take the cork off the fork.
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13y ago
When I was a kid at school (30 years ago!) we had some kind of assembly language forced down us.. which was good, but most of the class didn't get it. Luckily I was interested in computers anyway and already knew z80 assembly. I think
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13y ago
I was referring to the film version of A Clockwork Orange, which does have a rape scene, but not of the two teenagers from the record shop. The book is another matter though (not that I can remember it clearly, haven't read it for at l
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13y ago
Actually, you're thinking of the wrong part of the film.
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13y ago
To go further, a lot of the worlds good ideas (and their inventors/discoverers) have been thought of as lunatic at some point in their existence. It's almost a prerequisite! ;)
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13y ago
This seems to be a case of "how you dress defines your competencies in your profession", which for some professions it surely would have some bearing[1], but in general, how you are dressed should not really make any difference to
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13y ago
Excuse my ignorance, but have any companies succeeded by just replying "Go Get Fucked" to patent trolls?
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13y ago
My son is 2 and recently found to be deaf. One usage case I imagined (while we are going through the process of learning sign-language and learning about the forthcoming Cochlea Implant he will receive) is exactly this, so it's gratify
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13y ago
It's also safe to say that the NSA are not completely stupid. Any nefarious code would unlikely be completely obvious, even to top developers.
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13y ago
Not germane to this topic, but I'm sure there are quite a few GLBT people that might have an opinion on just how much of an asshole Putin is.
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13y ago
One wonders how tainted Linux is, if one considers systems including SELinux. Yes, I realise the point of SELinux is to make it more secure, but the association with the NSA (they created it) makes it very difficult to trust.
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13y ago
Good man!
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13y ago
Indeed, audio production would have been but one of the use-cases that would make me interested in an Optimus.
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13y ago
Indeed, and the Optimus would likely not be used by two people at the same time, thus one might be marginally less likely to suffer the kind of context switches described above (which are of course valid, but in that context).
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13y ago
Yes, this was the site that I found once I googled.. and which told me it was unavailable. No obvious info as to why or if they're planning on resuming production.
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13y ago
Whatever happened to that keyboard with LCD keys (I've completely forgotten it's name, otherwise I'd surely answer my own question). Did it ever become available or is it still vapourware? That seemed like a good idea at the
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13y ago
Jaron Lanier's "Who Owns The Future" is worth reading on this subject too, fwiw.
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13y ago
No links to hand I'm afraid, but I'm pretty sure that it's anything more permanent than a tourist visa. Don't think it varies by canton. I'll try and remember to dig about/ask my wife (sorry, just about to go t
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13y ago
und jetzt hier: http://www.reddit.com/r/politics/comments/1hw3n1/stop_the_su... (Excuse the assumption you speak german! ;) )
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13y ago
If you live in Switzerland legally, you are allowed to sign the petition.
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13y ago
Thanks for the link and heads-up, it's shortly to gain 2 more Swiss-resident signatures. Going to post it about to a few other Swiss here too, to try and get some more signing up.
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13y ago
Thanks - I see your point now. You're right, finding closer peers would be very beneficial in this case.
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