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   by ulf 17y ago

   Why would he want to implement a frequency-sorted list as a hashtable!?
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   by ulf 17y ago

   This adds a neat Prolog-angle to the whole language. Cant wait to see if someone actually makes a complete prolog-module out of this.
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   by ulf 17y ago

   Any problems should disappear wearing his size 16 running shoes. Of course so would movement faster than 1mph.
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   by ulf 17y ago

   I think what he means is just enabling transportation of compressed data from server to client, regardless what you are transporting. The size of your page does not affect the benefits you achieve with this method, which is always less data
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   by ulf 18y ago

   This one is located in Germany: http://justaloud.com/
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   Is That an Emoticon in 1862?(cityroom.blogs.nytimes.com)

   2 points by ulf 18y ago|0 comments
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   by ulf 18y ago

   Another direction one could take concerning this problem is change the reward model of money-managers, similar to vesting in startups. If fund-managers would not be paid their whole money annually, but subsequently over a longer period of t
8. 188.▲
   by ulf 18y ago

   In this case you could just use: x, y, z = 0, [], None
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   by ulf 18y ago

   Programming for a living may take some energy on that level right out of you. I am in a similar situation and currenty trying to find an interesting project for myself. I think it is just natural that you lose interest if all of a sudden yo
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    by ulf 18y ago

    There still were some dropping out every year after that, but the number was significantly smaller after each step.
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    by ulf 18y ago

    You can really like a lot of things about Google, and I still assume that they take "Dont be evil" seriously, but at some point their gathering of information becomes nothing but scary. Even if they keep their efforts up, I think we will fa
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    by ulf 18y ago

    I think the problem is not so much the low standard, but the lack of reliable tests for the personal aptitude, and this should not only be a problem in CS. Universities should spend a lot of effort prior to someone beginning their studies,
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    by ulf 18y ago

    This seems to be a improbably high number. I live in Germany, and here the unemployment rate for CS graduates is among the lowest of any education, with the prognosis still being very good. Do any of you who live in the US or UK have had pr
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    by ulf 18y ago

    This is something you have to figure out for yourself. As long as you are very aware of the things the IDE does for you, it does not necessarily end up in worse design. As for the opposite, using only a text-editor will not make your softwa
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    by ulf 18y ago

    Is the UK Government the first to take that step? I think they are to expect huge benefits, at least after the first hype -if any- slows down and people start to develop serious applications. Bold move.
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    by ulf 18y ago

    i think that is only one of many points in the nearer future of countries like China or India that will have a lot of repercussions...
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    by ulf 18y ago

    i think the benefit shall be something like this: instead of feeling insecure about your data and having to request information about security from the webapp provider himself, you would have a single endpoint in the hoster, which commits h