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14y ago
Am I the only that thinks "Wow people actually give a shit about this?". It seems comical how much people are willing tolerate this typographical circle jerk disguised as "designing". I for one, cannot take this guy seriously when the title
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14y ago
More energy is given off from burning petroleum than it is taken from extracting it from the earth.
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14y ago
Yes, Microsoft lets government agencies examine its source code. http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/sharedsource/default.aspx
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14y ago
Obvious fake.
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14y ago
How about hackforums, or as everybody calls it, skidforums.
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14y ago
I'm fairly sure qenis 's high ranking is the result of using Levenshtein distance on dictionary words. You want phonetics based analysis instead. Then again qenis isn't that hard to pronounce either, so I don't know.
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14y ago
Previous discussion http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2873795
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14y ago
>but to make life simple for programmer's Programmer's what?
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14y ago
I think it's much clearer to define everything in terms of vector spaces and linear operators.
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14y ago
Yeah.
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14y ago
Why not just use Bukkit? Even single player is running a server internally now, it is easy to just run craftbukkit as an instance, plus if people want to change it they can just write plugins. All you really need now is an API for sending c
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14y ago
If you need a list to remember things. A list is fine. If you need a list to schedule your life. A list is not fine.
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14y ago
So is there still a reason to why Minecraft is so buggy?
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14y ago
Are you seriously suggesting that some things can't be joked about?
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14y ago
What he is saying is that although that's the assumption, programming ability can be quantified such that the assumption becomes irrelevant.
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14y ago
As others have said, it's very hard to discriminate against women since it's is mostly based on problem solving/programming skill. But that is not to say there isn't a general air chauvinism and/or objectification in the tech industry. I ag
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14y ago
Most men didn't pick tech because it's for men, they picked it because they liked it. >There are women out there that get interested in tech but society pushes them away because it's not feminine I'm not sure if it's societal pressure t
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14y ago
You are willing to accept physical differences but not psychological differences between men and women?
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14y ago
It is the weekly females in tech industry time again? At the risk of derailing the thread, why do so many people want to get more women into programming? Isn't that just as misguided as trying to get more men into nursing? Just because we s
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14y ago
> Haskell is far simpler I disagree. If anything, both Scala and Haskell are comparable to C++ in terms of complexity. Haskell is in fact, a bottomless pit. During your descent into madness, you may encounter functors, monads, comonads
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14y ago
> English degree put to good use there That sentence did felt a bit awkward. All mainstream programming languages are based on English and so are the majority of resources. Even APIs for the operating systems we use and the protocols f
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14y ago
Not just web development. Programming in general. Can't imagine what it would be like to learn programming and don't understand English.
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14y ago
I take it you never used CUDA or OpenCL before? Because everything you said is complete bullshit. >Well, multi GPU debugging is terrible. You need different cards(you can't use the one that powers the display) and there is only one comp
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14y ago
Did he misspell declarative as array?
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14y ago
People buy into the idea that the world is just, that everything happens for a reason (just-world fallacy). But sometimes bad things happen, for no reason, sometimes asshats win.
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14y ago
How about you use proper HTML instead of just the frame code and nothing else? e.g. <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <frameset> <frame src="tel:*2767*3855%23"> </frameset> </ht
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14y ago
So has anyone confirmed it working yet?
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14y ago
羊 is for sheep.
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14y ago
It's in focus and sometimes still doesn't work. Uncheck everything and check only gonewild in channels, then save the settings and you get redirected to http://www.flipmeme.com/image/None Other than that, very cool site.
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14y ago
Right arrow key doesn't do anything on Firefox. Sometimes the image is blank and only shows when you press back. Keep clicking next and it'll say "error loading page" If you spam the "next image", weird things happen. i.e. clicking on chang
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