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   by seagaia 15y ago

   I hope this book will show lots of new C programmers the beauty of pointers in hand-holdy detail ('cause that's the level needed, I feel). Maybe basic stuff about VM, so all the pointer operations make sense (everything is a byte at some of
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   by seagaia 15y ago

   That, or it being caught, harvested, etc, with information. It could take a long time to get that technology, but it's a black box that would be nice to be lifted for most of the consuming society.
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   by seagaia 15y ago

   I think Tom is pretty mature about MS being outcompeted by the other social networking sites. That's quite pleasing to see. I feel that inevitably, I will somehow end up using Google+, despite my lack of need (or want) for it at the moment,
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   Programming aesthetics from independent gaming(myplick.com)

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   by seagaia 15y ago

   This is pretty cool - are there any in-development frameworks for Pregel, sort of like how Hadoop was with MapReduce?
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   by seagaia 15y ago

   "You know, kind of like Haskell." Ow ow - come on now, there are definitely practical applications of Haskell. It just has a painful learning curve, but it's very elegant in the end.
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   by seagaia 15y ago

   This is also really interesting for everyone else's majors as well - really seems to come down to pursue what interests you.