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by tener 10y ago
Not true. If you have design ready before the implementation starts (as you should unless it is very simple) then you are free to implementation things separately. Just have the interface well specified.
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by tener 10y ago
After reading the article I have a strong feeling that without RedHat there wouldn't be such a happy ending. Great contribution on their part.
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by tener 10y ago
For rural areas they intend to use baloons. I'd say there are no major gaps in their plan.
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by tener 10y ago
My guess is: gasoline doesn't actually contain oxygen which means it needs it from external source to explode. Here you have everything prepackaged by desing.
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by tener 10y ago
Could it be it has suddently became illegal due to some novel interpretation of existing laws?
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by tener 10y ago
Interesting, anyone knows if Linux does any of this?
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by tener 10y ago
Man, testing database system sure must be very hard.
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by tener 10y ago
Just short the stock of your current company, profit will come :)
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by tener 10y ago
The requirements this young couple have is mind boggling. The have 111 sq meters and think they cannot have a kid in this space? A lot of my friends live in ~40 sq meters and are happy to have their own place at all. With a kid, even two.
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by tener 10y ago
What hate? WPF may not be the best thing ever, but it certainly isn't totally broken either.
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by tener 10y ago
They say they don't have enough workforce for the Linux client to happen now, not that they won't ever do it.
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by tener 10y ago
Interesting to see any improvements for WPF. I thought it is dead for good.
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by tener 10y ago
Still interesting to think about this possibility.
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by tener 10y ago
From the list of the rules they have it feels like they don't have a problem with 'just' questions, they have a problem with people and organization culture. Seriously, banning any mentions of Rust (see "bonus points&quo
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by tener 10y ago
This development is exciting, but the complexity of the chemicals involved looks scary. I wonder if it will impede the adoption. Anyone with the domain expertise to comment on this?
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by tener 10y ago
I wonder if anyone has done the math on total cost savings for Google and how it will impact their earnings/stock price.
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by tener 10y ago
Perhaps in 50 years we will have superconducting magnets at room temperature?
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by tener 10y ago
In some jurisdictions it is illegal to let your client know they are being secretely investigated. Such statement may interfere with the investigation - they may destroy the evidence etc.
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by tener 10y ago
Cool, didn't notice they are doing C# as well. It would be very interesting to try it. I wonder what the costs are though - the quotes are hidden from their site. Still, in reality, knowing that your code has a bug is just one part of
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by tener 10y ago
It is good to be reminded of the horrors of C++. I'm happy to be working with C# and have Resharper enabled. It easily catches all of the bugs in this test.
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by tener 10y ago
I wonder if Web Archive will be able to tell its age.
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by tener 10y ago
I don't think any of Windows 10 window managers is swappable so anything you will run on top will mean significant friction and loss of usability. I think Cygwin is already using Pacman so perhaps you can get it to work without root on
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by tener 10y ago
Cool hack, but I really prefer native Win 10 window management. The only thing superior is IMHO XMonad.
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by tener 10y ago
① looks very interesting, but is clearly showing age. Is there anything newer on this topic in similar spirit?
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by tener 10y ago
While he is able to run custom binary on the band, there doesn't seem to be any sort of crypto signatures present securing the firmware. So all you have to do is reverse engineer the binary format, change the code, update the CRCs wher
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by tener 10y ago
Very interesting exploit. I wonder what else is affected by IP addresses parsing issues.
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by tener 10y ago
It feels like the article was dictated by someone with a very strong agenda so that it reads "good, simple people found fortune trading oil and now evil computers took their jobs". It fails to ask a number of key questions like: 1
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This Is a Generic Presidential Campaign Ad(theatlantic.com)
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by tener 10y ago
Ah this is possible, but then this observation seems limited to me as smaller libraries break APIs too.
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by tener 10y ago
All true, but for some reason he sees the major libraries as a different beast and I just don't see why, which is why I wrote it strikes me as odd.

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