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751.
by verroq 14y ago
Hey how else are we going to make money with pump-and-dump-coins.
752.
by verroq 14y ago
Before everyone gets too excited about trading bitcoins. This quote from my father always had an impact on me - "Don't ever think making money is easy". Trading now is about as high risk as it gets.
753.
by verroq 14y ago
These are sellers and their contact information. The whole point is that they are public.
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by verroq 14y ago
Did you read the post you linked? It talks mostly about legacy problems. OpenGL 3.0+ is fine. And by the way, the emphasis should be on cross platform.
755.
by verroq 14y ago
Looks like somebody else doesn't know what near-linear means.
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by verroq 14y ago
Enter a number then any command to repeat it as many times as you want.
757.
by verroq 14y ago
If sucking up to a company executive counts as buying pizza for a stranger.
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by verroq 14y ago
Eclipse's interface is clunky (switch between debug and code), debugger is buggy and is generally slow.
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by verroq 14y ago
I think you meant to say Chromium.
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by verroq 14y ago
Slicing a list is not the same as taking subsets, the examples he provides are also misleading in this context.
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by verroq 14y ago
Why are people posting all of his stuff after he's died? Because I'm pretty sure it's not because the 3 part trilogy of his life just ended and now it is the best time to marathon. Karma whoring at its finest.
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by verroq 14y ago
Personally Ubuntu's 6 month release update always break things for me. Most people I know usually just reinstall when a new version comes.
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by verroq 14y ago
I'm not quite sure why he always relates abstract algebra examples to ODES etc. Surely there are more motiving examples when discussing groups, esp from geometry.
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by verroq 14y ago
When I saw that this was a word document exported as a pdf I knew this wasn't a serious text.
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by verroq 14y ago
Surely there's been prior art.
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by verroq 14y ago
Is there actually a point in all these because I've read about half way down and I'm not seeing any substance, and I'm not convinced that there is one. If anything, her approach to organisation (do whatever you want) is a big red flag to me
767.
by verroq 14y ago
>Posted on August 3, 2011
768.
by verroq 14y ago
After five paragraphs and still no audio of the correct pronunciation?
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by verroq 14y ago
ip Anyways, the guide covers it, I should learn to read. ss replaces netstat
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by verroq 14y ago
Sorry was thinking of something else.
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by verroq 14y ago
Then prepare to drop GCC. Then drop whatever browser you are using and most of the cross platform compatible GUI frameworks (GTK, QT etc). https://lwn.net/Articles/390016/
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by verroq 14y ago
I don't get all this C++ hate from people that has never even used it. Personally I want a better C and C++ satisfies most of what I want. 1. Type level polymorphism (generics/templates/etc) 2. Easier ways to manage memory (constr
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by verroq 14y ago
The author has some preconceived notion of how math is supposed to be read, deduces that math is hard to read. See: How to avoid "compliation errors" when reading math. https://profiles.google.com/114134834346472219368/buzz/GPQDR...
774.
by verroq 14y ago
Who are these people who only test their sites in Chrome?
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by verroq 14y ago
Upgraded from FF 16 to FF 17 and still unusable. Works fine in Chrome although it doesn't scroll properly on a trackpad.
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by verroq 14y ago
The homepage is unusably slow on Firefox.
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by verroq 14y ago
Writing both performant and readable Haskell is difficult IMHO.
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by verroq 14y ago
It doesn't matter how fast yours run. It's the comparison that matters.
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by verroq 14y ago
Don't do this if you value your teeth (or maybe rinse out after).
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by verroq 14y ago
The wise programmer rewrites his stack in another language to scale right?

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