sokolski

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   by sokolski 14y ago

   It's impossible to live like that! Taking responsibility of ones actions - sure, but taking the blame even for random events is useless. Why does it matter whose fault it was, as long as you can learn from it? You don't need to feel guilty
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   The Julia Language(julialang.org)

   6 points by sokolski 15y ago|0 comments
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   by sokolski 15y ago

   Nice. Doesn't youtube api have limits on number of requests?
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   Stuxnet: Anatomy of a Computer Virus(vimeo.com)

   1 points by sokolski 15y ago|0 comments
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   by sokolski 15y ago

   My solutions: https://gist.github.com/1026309 Didn't really stop and think on the first one for too long, so it's a bit messy. Overall it's quite easy but not trivial. Knowing the length of the challege at the beginnig wold be nice though
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   by sokolski 15y ago

   tl;dr developers with more experience are more experienced
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   by sokolski 15y ago

   Lord Jim by Joseph Conrad
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   by sokolski 15y ago

   "I give failure the somewhat low but still significant probability of 25%. ... According to my estimation, there is a 75% ..." Where are those numbers coming from? Does it mean that the author believes 1 out of 4 virtual currencies fail? Or