valisystem

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by valisystem 14y ago
It does not hurt my web development much, you are totally right. I am more concerned about the fact that the limitations and difficulties brought by browsers I don't use applies also, to me, through the products of other people.
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by valisystem 14y ago
IE lags advanced features with years late. This is hurting web developement. I don't understand how anyone can find this perfectly normal, or even acceptable from a major vendor like microsoft, the company supposed to bring technology into
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by valisystem 14y ago
The proportion of public money burnt into corruption is much lower in the rest of europe and US. Whatever happens, it might not be great, but it's not likely to be as harsh as in Greece.
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by valisystem 14y ago
While I agree that it probably did not help, you don't need communism to have such large scale problems, all you need is just a badly run country.
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by valisystem 14y ago
A great answer to a similar problem here http://stackoverflow.com/a/4583502/456341 . No loop, and no conditional recursion . The flaw is to use arithmetic on stack function pointer, which is not recommended nor strictly defined.
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by valisystem 14y ago
Well it does not seems to be all about intent or interest, but just two distinct ways to provide insightful advertising. But still, the intent model of google adwords seems so much more stronger, whereas facebook's interest model just look
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by valisystem 14y ago
And retina has made pixel matching obsolete, the screen resolution is higher than the eye.
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by valisystem 14y ago
Only engineers would be really ashame of that, and I often wonder if there is some left at adobe.
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by valisystem 15y ago
The image won't be focused on the reflecting glass, and the glass won't be flat. If you are near sighted, I suppose you have glasses, to figure out what's happening just try to look at the reflexions on the convex (exterior) side of your gl
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by valisystem 15y ago
If you put basic standard compliance aside, it also strips down the errors from arguable code to horrifying coding practice. http://clang.debian.net/status.php?version=3.0&key=VARIA... http://clang.debian.net/status.php?version=3.0&#
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by valisystem 15y ago
> use logic to mimic consciousness And AFAIK, we don't even know if it's computable.
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by valisystem 15y ago
Quick guess, Moore's law applies for capacity of silicon industry to improve storage and processing of one production line. If you include the increasing number of production lines, the total number of simultaneously connected computers, ca
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by valisystem 15y ago
What about browser support ? No stack trace, no proper file:lineno for exceptions, the code you put in the console is not the one you work with. Those are essential to my work flow, and I guess, surely not everyone, but many other neverthel
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by valisystem 15y ago
Or just press escape while the page is loading.
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by valisystem 15y ago
I just press escape while the page is loading.
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by valisystem 15y ago
> Are financial services ready for the cloud now? I'm not really sure what you are thinking of with this question, but, AFAIK you can't say that finance has high standards with their IT, I don't think the quality of service and software
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by valisystem 15y ago
Actually it really depends on what math skills you talk about. Is it really the material you are taught and can apply to software that brings a lot ? The ability to solve problems ? The culture of correctness ? The common ground between mat
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by valisystem 15y ago
case current_day when "Monday", "Wednesday", "Friday" then <do stuff> end
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by valisystem 15y ago
You took a shortcut. I don't think that TC wouldn't work without Arrington, and i don't think it is what Siegler wants to tell us. The problem is not that Arrington is leaving, the problem is that he will be replaced, and not likely by some
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by valisystem 15y ago
But its business relies on selling your bandwidth.
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by valisystem 15y ago
?- "Who Killed Prolog?" yes
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by valisystem 15y ago
Two pages to say that you should be able to select a sub-set of circles that will feed your stream, that user search only show users in results and that sparks is isolated in its subview and does not user content content for suggestions. A
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by valisystem 15y ago
Nope, because you have to understand in depth the existing work in order to rewrite it properly. Then only good rewrite is when you understand the existing stuff enough to see what is wrong with it. You can't rewrite something if you don't
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by valisystem 15y ago
Rewrite without deep understanding is bad. alexeiz claimed that the original implementation was bad, but still tried to work on it and decided to rewrite it, in the end, to something he considers clean, and as such, a good work base. The ne
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by valisystem 15y ago
I have no authority on the subject, but, the fact that we cannot prove nor properly evaluate solutions that emerge from evolution does not change the fact that the first solution that fits is the one that will be kept. Intuitive reasoning t
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by valisystem 15y ago
Quick remarks : * I could test it myself, but I expected to have in the article detailed information on the different possible states the document can have when my callback is called. The questions I know the answer when waiting for the who
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by valisystem 15y ago
This gesture is just a PR operation with full benefit to microsoft. Microsoft has been bullying Linux and Open Source communities with big communication and legal budgets. Some of the target where big corporations, but most of the damage hu
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by valisystem 15y ago
The idea is great but somehow the suggestions are pretty weak. I don't know if it can be refined to something relevant, even with results improved with user tracking data.
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by valisystem 15y ago
"Find boobs nearby on Maps"
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by valisystem 15y ago
I don't think money is the right solution, there is many other uses for the internet than profitable ones.

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