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by siphr 15y ago
Somebody wants a piece of that pie.
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by siphr 15y ago
This is definitely worth a bookmark. It must've taken some considerable time to create but is of great value. I find it to be a quick reference to see how the languages differ from each other. Very nice.
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by siphr 15y ago
I stand corrected then.
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by siphr 15y ago
I love it how I get marked down for a clean post with an opinion and you get a pass by declaring people idiots for just expressing their opinion. The way I see it the idiots seem to be on your side. Just learn to express your side of things
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by siphr 15y ago
Same here. No Idea where this came from. To be honest the effort put into this could've just contributed to an existing open source framework for improvement.
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by siphr 15y ago
The greed machine is at it again. This is exactly why I hate patents. Innovate or take a seat and be entertained. Do not leech or you'll bring the whole system down.
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by siphr 15y ago
Well on the surface nothing, however login credentials can be stolen easily. Focus is on "easily". Sure keys maybe hijacked but the problem becomes non trivial and I am all for making burglars jump through a monkey bar before they even get
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by siphr 15y ago
Nicely done and easier to follow. Although I think just like any good business Facebook cannot let it's guard down no matter what this presentation says.
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by siphr 15y ago
Sigh! This article is probably a few years too late. It would've been handy when alot of people like myself were doing ports a while. Having said that it may still be useful for late adopters.
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by siphr 15y ago
I think this is typical U.S. spoilt brat mentality. We need a new internet :).
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by siphr 15y ago
Marked down?! For what?
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by siphr 15y ago
Yes I agree. I think this typical U.S. spoilt brat mentality. We need a new internet :).
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by siphr 15y ago
I like this. I think it derive's a bit from Khan's Academy in that it tries to make it look casual and fun.
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by siphr 15y ago
Haha nice, I publish an essay on amazon kindle a few months ago along the same line. http://www.amazon.co.uk/To-Be-Human-ebook/dp/B00551JJTM/ref=...
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Google and Pasha to invest in Pakistani startups with $20M(dawn.com)
1 points by siphr 15y ago|0 comments
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Scientists map genome of first Pakistani man(tribune.com.pk)
1 points by siphr 15y ago|0 comments
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by siphr 15y ago
Well interest in documentaries could be varied by your personal domain of interest. Since you've not mentioned any particular domain, I'll give you a list of the ones I think were great. 1. Century of Self 2. BBC Horizon Infinity and Beyond
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by siphr 15y ago
Nice. This design of creating a toy boat has been extremely popular in south east asia for atleast the past 20 years. It's good to see it here again. Nothing beats nostalgia. :)
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by siphr 15y ago
I just tried out Rome in Firefox. Seemed to work fine. It's nicely done.
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by siphr 15y ago
I fell in love with Arch about 2 years ago and have stayed loyal since. :)
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by siphr 15y ago
Nice validating read. All of the points quoted in this are discussed in detail in Richard Wiseman's "59 Seconds" book. He references scientific studies associated with all of these points. According to that book #5 is a big no no. Wiseman c
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by siphr 15y ago
Two words. Lex and Yacc. These are freely available tools that should (if nothing else) atleast give you solid launching platform into writing your own language.
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by siphr 15y ago
Informative. Anybody know what the status of D is? Have people started using it in their projects hobby or even commercial?
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by siphr 15y ago
I agree. Microsoft's childish attitude towards reinventing the wheel and hijacking ownership is adversely affecting progress in technology.
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by siphr 15y ago
I can smell another retarded app Idea on it's way.
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by siphr 15y ago
I agree, if you hadn't said it I would've. Other search engines existed before google. There were other ways to walk the net be it not that fast or somewhat accurate.
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by siphr 15y ago
I have to disagree with RMS here. As an example of ebooks attacking our freedom, I agree with someone else that the problem is DRM and not the ebooks. Amazon, for example, lets the publisher choose whether they would like DRM in their ebook
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by siphr 15y ago
I agree. One correction though you are confusing Khan with Kahn. There is a difference.
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Pakistan dumps American produced border control software(tribune.com.pk)
3 points by siphr 15y ago|1 comments
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by siphr 15y ago
Yes I agree. I was thinking the exact same thing when I was reading it.

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