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shin_lao
13y ago
I agree with what you say, with a limit. The problem is what "verified" means. It seems it only means that AirBnB only checked that the person is who they are and they have some credit card on file. The problem is the way it appea
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shin_lao
13y ago
You're not thinking C++ish. There is a wide range of algorithms to find/modify/replace data in containers. Let's say you have a set of ints, doing what you want is the following: std::set<int> blah; 
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13y ago
It is bureaucratic, very much, but the plus side is that everything can be done online.
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13y ago
So you're saying at some point you will make the decision to trust them based on... what? Will you go to their premises and inspect everything they do? Will you analyze all their processes? And for how long? At which point will you dec
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13y ago
What matters isn't open source or not. What matters is code quality.
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13y ago
How many countries in Europe have you visited, and for how long? How many European languages to you speak?
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13y ago
So we're not the only ones. We had to go back to Clang 3.3 because Clang 3.4 had issues with our meta-programming craziness. But still, I submit a clang-based tool is a better bet in the long run.
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13y ago
"Even now, clang cannot compile some of our C++ codebase." Andrei, I'm a bit surprised by this statement. Could you give an example? Otherwise great work.
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13y ago
Mark Zuckerberg is most certainly very intelligent and I'm pretty certain his board is highly capable. If they are ready to pay $ 16B for WhatsApp it means that it's worth, for them, $ 16B. For me the take away is that Facebook st
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13y ago
It really depends on where you get treatment. Healthcare in Paris is excellent (but you might get unlucky, sure), in smaller cities it might be harder to get an appointment with specialists.
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13y ago
Depends on what you call a business. A business can be a bakery or an international software publisher. You're right when you hint that having employees might change everything: it does. Don't forget that remote work also exists w
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13y ago
After the Hundred Years' War, it's kind of ironic to see that one of the possible orders for the last-resort British weapon is to place itself under French command.
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He's probably building a team.
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13y ago
There's always a gamble percentage in a gamble, but you don't invest like you gamble. Or well, you can, but it won't get you very far. ;)
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C++ metaprogramming shells
(abel.web.elte.hu)
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Include what you use (C++)
(blogea.bureau14.fr)
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13y ago
Generally speaking taxi in Paris is unpleasant experience. It was only a matter of time before some competition arrived to "fix" the problem.
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13y ago
This is professional services if I get your point right, that can be a profitable business but it doesn't scale well. It all depends on what you want to achieve.
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13y ago
It's pretty easy to limit the bitrate by client. In addition with Facebook wifi, people might be less inclined to bad behavior as they use their facebook account (granted, they could create a bogus one, but still, that makes them trace
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If you want to know the salary of someone you want to hire, you can just ask him... In which way is it hard?
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I'm not sure I understand. Is this the framework that "compiles" PHP? Is the 15% performance increase relative to vanilla PHP or to a previous version of HHVM?
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I agree with everything you said, but a minor correction: the Rafale has not been exported yet, India has yet to acquire it.
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10% drop in a day is considered a big drop.
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I think you are underestimating the quality of Windows Phone devices. We'll see what I happens, but I wouldn't write Microsoft off the mobile market yet. Edit: market share is around 10% in five European countries according to thi
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I'm surprised that giving "free electricity" isn't seen as a donation.
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What is the difference between asking a company to pay for the electric bill and asking for money to pay the bills?
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Did you use any kind of drugs?
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Or perhaps I've found the perfect sleep schedule for me. If you don't need an alarm clock, then, yes, maybe. You could try to measure your reflexes along the month, it's possible you've learned to ignore fatigue.
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Do you consider these buildings to be "the best in the world"?
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Also, some of the best buildings in the world are made by people who aren’t architects. What? Which building? If you manage to "make" a building, aren't you an architect by definition?
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