titanix2

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by titanix2 8y ago
It’s sad to see so much efforts going towards a cultish corruption of a religious book than to a more useful project.
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by titanix2 8y ago
> Build Once, Run Anywhere. Build once, run where the runtime in available.
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by titanix2 8y ago
Laziness. Supermarkets still sell raw food (vegetables, meat, etc) that can be used for cooking. But it takes time and effort to do it (+washing) so buying already made but unhealthy dishes is appealing for a lot of people.
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by titanix2 8y ago
This is the reason I made a full AMD config ten years ago: I could understand the numbering scheme of CPU and GPU. Higher is better, and for processors more expensive models have at least the instruction sets supported by cheaper ones. With
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by titanix2 8y ago
> what about the other 2451 dependencies Not sure if this is sarcasm or not, but if your project have that many dependencies not wonder it is hard to port anywhere.
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by titanix2 8y ago
Some companies like Microsoft have affirmative action for autists.
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by titanix2 8y ago
You don't need years to produce a phoneme that can be recognized by a native speaker. The important point is two-fold: being close enough to the actual sound, and working on minimal pairs where confusion can occur. It means you don&#x2
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by titanix2 8y ago
> Mispronunciation is no big deal! I'd argue on the contrary that it is the most important part when starting learning a new language. People easily skip the pronunciation and phonology part of their target language and then hit a b
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by titanix2 8y ago
Even if it is written on a contract isn't being on call at every seconds of your life against human rights? It seems to be near slavery condition.
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by titanix2 8y ago
Which is exactly what Japanese were doing on their legacy "galakei" phones before the iPhone took over.
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by titanix2 8y ago
During undergrad studies I used to wear a jacket with a cross-stitched logo from a game I was playing at the time. It was unbelievable how everyone assumed that it was my mother’s doing. What bothered me was not the thing about the gender s
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by titanix2 8y ago
Yes but still Microsoft pushed a new inferior UI a few months after acquisition. So bad it motivates me to finally publish myself my résumé online. Linked UI was corrected a bit afterwards to make it a bit less sucky but it still.. sucks.
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by titanix2 8y ago
Still, studying only 31 languages and argue that something is universal is dumb as heck. Given there are 6000 of them safer approach would be the search for almost universal or widely distributed phenomena.
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by titanix2 8y ago
Still it’s the same character. Enjoy the 16 others variants: http://dict.variants.moe.edu.tw/variants/rbt/word_attribute....
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by titanix2 8y ago
> Backus-Naur form for Japanese grammar For a limited very subset only. The rules presented there are way too easy to handle most natural language statements. That being said the core of Japanese grammar is quite simple for a human learn
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by titanix2 8y ago
XML is not tedious at all with the right tooling. For example a tool like Visual Studio IntelliSense proposes only elements and attributes valid in the context, automatically close tag, format the file and complete opening tags too so it ma
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by titanix2 8y ago
F# wasn't created from scratch at all, it's the last descendant of the ML language family. It was originally developed with some compatibility in mind. So no, a hypothetic today's C# wouldn't look like F# if is wasn&#x27
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by titanix2 8y ago
I found your product this week when searching for a neo4j visualization tool but I couldn’t try it on anything other than an example database. Is there anyway to try/use it as a researcher?
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by titanix2 8y ago
Bravo la startup nation !
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by titanix2 8y ago
Would be better if it supported arrows in addition to WASD for controls: it is literally unplayable internationally.
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by titanix2 8y ago
I swear a lot irl but I agree the title is not really appealing. Using wtf does not add anything useful over using just what.
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by titanix2 8y ago
I think this is because we are a socialist state: everything used to live or death by selling it to a government monopoly or was made by the state itself. In your examples: Minitel was developed by the Post ministry, TGV by the SNCF. In thi
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by titanix2 8y ago
I still have a Windows around for running Visual Studio and it seems the next iteration is resolute about making the GUI worst again (previous successful attempt at it was VS 2012).
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by titanix2 8y ago
> Also it includes cheese, which will make westerners in Japan very happy. Now that's effectively a big news worth sharing!
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by titanix2 8y ago
OneNote for Mac is free.
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by titanix2 8y ago
> But something doesn't feel right about it. Why did you suscribe in the first place? The best way to avoid paying is to not register.
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by titanix2 8y ago
Funny how the post is about bug complexity, says that "Some API and language designs make a whole class of mistakes impossible. Some create endless problems." and then proceed to an example in Javascript... for which a whole langu
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by titanix2 8y ago
I spend a few hours recently in Pipelines and the whole UI is confusing. One of the offender being the edit button being literally at the other side of the screen. Outlook.com UI was also recently destroyed so it is hard to trust Microsoft
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by titanix2 8y ago
Czechs.
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by titanix2 8y ago
> Česko Controversial term here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Name_of_the_Czech_Republic

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