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by rorrr 14y ago
WARNING: negative feedback ahead. Disclaimer: I'm a pro photographer (as in I get paid for taking photos), and I had a few exhibitions. A few important points, if you want to become a good photographer: 1) My philosophy with most art teache
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by rorrr 14y ago
When I paste text into a textarea or input fields using the mouse, your models don't update.
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by rorrr 14y ago
They said it's full HD at the conference. So I guess 1920x1080.
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by rorrr 14y ago
What does this have to do with Mint? This is yet another coupon site that limits you to only the stores you already shop at.
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by rorrr 14y ago
Considering all the problems BP had plugging one hole during Deepwater Horizon oil spill at the depth of only 1,100 m, I'd say this project is currently science fiction.
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by rorrr 14y ago
It looks like HN moderators behave very similarly to politicians. Better hide the evidence, ban all the posts that try to expose the evidence. Even small power corrupts.
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by rorrr 14y ago
> twitter account intended to promote tourism to Sweden? Isn't it just some personal twitter account?
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by rorrr 14y ago
$150-200K among my friends. Actually, there's no upper limit. We've seen some crazy examples: http://techcrunch.com/2010/11/11/google-offers-staff-enginee...
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by rorrr 14y ago
There are not nearly enough qualified and affordable senior level programmers in the country. We tried to hire them. Most candidates, that are senior on paper, do suck, they can't solve even medium complexity problems. Unless you have a cra
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by rorrr 14y ago
What does this have to do with "can it access the web?". We're talking about top-of-the-line, most expensive, consumer destop PCs designed to do heavy tasks like video processing or scientific calculations.
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by rorrr 14y ago
$2,199 + 20% = $2,638.8 = 2,111€ Still doesn't explain a higher price.
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by rorrr 14y ago
How the fuck is it a "downgrade"? You get higher resolution.
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by rorrr 14y ago
You would get whatever resolution your display/graphic card supports.
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by rorrr 14y ago
I was more impressed by the live recompilation. It didn't interrupt his gameplay at all.
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by rorrr 14y ago
He needs to sue the government.
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by rorrr 14y ago
I will believe you when you hack that password.
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by rorrr 14y ago
> MD5, SHA-1, SHA-256, SHA-512, et al, are not "password hashes." By all means use them for message authentication and integrity checking, but not for password authentication. Bullshit. MD5 is just fine, as long as you use the salt. H
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by rorrr 14y ago
That was my first thought. The guy went insane. He's not making sense.
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by rorrr 14y ago
A GPU implementation would be cool.
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by rorrr 14y ago
There's no way this is legal.
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by rorrr 14y ago
whoosh
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by rorrr 14y ago
Thanks. This is pretty good.
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by rorrr 14y ago
I doubt he actually has the solution, unless he solved the turbulence problem and the movement of a body through gas mathematically.
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by rorrr 14y ago
I need a reason to evaluate your software. There are hundreds of frameworks. If I start evaluating every single one of them, I will spend the rest of my life doing just that.
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by rorrr 14y ago
Search space = 4^(15x15) = 2.9 × 10^135 Impossible.
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by rorrr 14y ago
It needs a 2-minute video to "sell" it to me. There are literally hundreds of PHP frameworks. Your list of "highlights" didn't make me want to try it.
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by rorrr 14y ago
They could've made shorter URLs if they used numbers and letters (base 36).
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by rorrr 14y ago
That's way too optimistic.
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by rorrr 14y ago
They fail to produce working code. I've written about this a number of times. Most candidates CANNOT write a string reverse function without the off-by-one error.
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by rorrr 14y ago
If we started asking this as an interview question, NOBODY would pass. Time after time we have "senior" developers who fail to write very simple functions, like to count the number of occurrences of each letter in a string. For me, personal

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