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by rhizome31 15y ago
Hmm... it doesn't do much, does it? :)
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by rhizome31 15y ago
You also don't need to recharge dictionary. Just a little battery to change a few times a year.
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by rhizome31 15y ago
Didn't you notice every second link here is about Google? It's not permitted to say anything bad about Google here.
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by rhizome31 15y ago
Cheater ;-)
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by rhizome31 15y ago
> surprising that one can participate in scientific discussion with such a small vocabulary Not really surprising since most of English scientific vocabulary comes from greek or latin roots and is more or less the same in other European
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Why you should be careful about commit messages(github.com)
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by rhizome31 15y ago
I find it boring to just copy the code, so I often tend to introduce small variation: change variable names, change the order of parameters, the order of instructions... that way it's less tedious and I feel I understand better the original
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by rhizome31 15y ago
I don't do much C myself but I use Vim all the time so maybe I can give you a few useful hints: - learn to open files from Vim with :e and tab completion - learn to use buffers effectively, the :b command with tab completion is particularly
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by rhizome31 15y ago
It's quite the opposite actually. Taxes are crucial to fund health care, education, law, police, army, etc. all things that make people's liberty. As unexciting as it might sound, taxes are fundamental to any organized society which provide
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by rhizome31 15y ago
When I learnt about the wireless sniffing, I started to have doubts about them. When I found out about how they avoid paying taxes in Europe, I had no more doubts.
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by rhizome31 15y ago
<aol>I second this.</aol> Khan Academy already has sections on finance, history, etc. why not CS? That way you could stand on the shoulders of the infrastructure and focus on you content.
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by rhizome31 15y ago
If Google say "Call Dad" to users who don't have a dad, it's a bug. Bugs are bad. Google should fix it.
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by rhizome31 16y ago
It seems that nowadays you could in theory write web apps pretty much entirely in JavaScript. You mentioned Node.js for server-side logic. Then there are data stores that support JavaScript as a native query language (MongoDB, CouchDB...).
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by rhizome31 16y ago
Naughty april fool that comes up on HN 2 weeks late ;)