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by rimantas 12y ago
I'd say elasticsearch is often used for this kind of tasks.
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by rimantas 12y ago
What are the factors which could make bitcoin less turbulent later? As for most frictionless exprience: you do not need new currency for that. My bank offers 'quick send' functionality in their app, basically you just enter amount
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by rimantas 12y ago
we will do that once there is just OS, not android, ios, windows, linux, etc. And no, web does not fit as a substitute for common OS.
844.
by rimantas 12y ago
Islam is a race as much as atheism is a race.
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by rimantas 12y ago
Your use of the word "offensive" is offensive to me /s
846.
by rimantas 12y ago
ok, once again: why does this apply only to mobile?
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by rimantas 12y ago
> you have a fairly usable sort of linux computer. You have unix computer.
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by rimantas 12y ago
This is not an extreme example. What is extreme is looking at the world from the law enforcement perspective. Why not just lock everybody in the prison already, perfect conditions for surveillance and control.
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by rimantas 12y ago
My friend math teacher used to say: "only 5% are good at math, but those 5% are good at everything".
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by rimantas 12y ago
They started with PostgreSQL iirc, only later migrated to MySQL.
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by rimantas 12y ago
There is a joke about that: geometry teacher in the teaching room complains, how dumb her class was: "I explain it once—they do not understand. I explain it second time: they do not understand. I explain it third time: I myself underst
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by rimantas 12y ago
If you haven't read it yet this is the book you might enjoy: The Phoenix Project: A Novel about IT, DevOps, and Helping Your Business Win.
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by rimantas 12y ago
Your "F is better" is nothing more than "I am used to it". I am used to C and it is just good: 25 is warm, 0 - water is freezing, -10 - getting cold.
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by rimantas 12y ago
Being linguist does not make you a good writer, just as being theologician does not make you a saint.
855.
by rimantas 12y ago
There is a saying: "your right to swing the fist end where my nose begins".
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by rimantas 12y ago
But more often you either don't change them many times a day (seriously, how many do that?) or don't have PIN at all. Peeking someone's PIN code and snooping around the phone while the owner is away is much much easier than r
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by rimantas 12y ago
My impression is that most of those who badmouth PHP never bothered to find out what has changed since 4.x days.
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by rimantas 12y ago
Exactly. It is journalism what is falling apart, not the world.
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by rimantas 12y ago
I am sure you will find plenty of famous people educated traditional way. And where is the list of not famous people who were educated using Montessori method?
860.
by rimantas 12y ago
Luckily, life is not about efficiency.
861.
by rimantas 12y ago
How do they say "to the jungle on the left" while being in the river?
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by rimantas 12y ago
I once tried to install OS X with case sensative filesystem. Turns out Photoshop for OS X does not work in that case. Had to go back to case-insensitive. Not sure how many other apps have the same issue.
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by rimantas 12y ago
> Perhaps Apple added a silent mode so as to compete with > Android. Every single iPhone I had (and I had 3G, 4, 4S, 5, 5S) was able to take photo without sound if it was switched to silent. Probably differs by the region, i
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by rimantas 12y ago
First thing has an offset of zero.
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by rimantas 12y ago
Most modern browsers are limited to 6 connections per hostname[0] (IE is an exception), and usually there are many more than 6 images/assets, so separate domains still make sense. [0] http://www.browserscope.org/?catego
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by rimantas 12y ago
What the system it has to do with handy jobs? Nobody prevents anyone from having parts which are 12 or 60 cm wide and as easily divisible.
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by rimantas 12y ago
> nothing to do with Ruby features. How about this part: > Its creator, Yukihiro “Matz” Matsumoto, blended parts of his > favorite languages (Perl, Smalltalk, Eiffel, Ada, and Lisp) > to form a new language that
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by rimantas 12y ago
"Differently wired" wired brain is the ability to manipulate abstractions. Which is required no matter what kind of programming language you use. And it also required for doing algebra.
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by rimantas 12y ago
> it's likely much more expensive to code native apps No, and not even close. Web tech is primitive compared to the native SDKs and there is no sign of that improving anytime soon. All what happens is reinventation of some M
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by rimantas 12y ago
Anecdote for sure, but I am the last of the six children and did the best in school.

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