verroq

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901.
by verroq 15y ago
Oh I thought his mistake was "moving to stripe" and this post about about how he was going to correct that.
902.
by verroq 15y ago
>rails is hard, let's go shopping.
903.
by verroq 15y ago
We seem to have a lot of millionaires on this site.
904.
by verroq 15y ago
Whether you see the "no selling in the subway" law as pointless or not depends entirely on your opinion on the matter. Not everyone thinks the same way.
905.
by verroq 15y ago
That's not the point?
906.
by verroq 15y ago
Nope. I see this is a throwaway because you don't feel like taking a karma dip (at least you don't lose your internet points). Your points boil down to this. 1. I'm upset because other people don't feel the same way as me 2. Closing down/fi
907.
by verroq 15y ago
Perhaps your pornography collection isn't on a topic that's socially acceptable. Lets say... scat?
908.
by verroq 15y ago
Not a professional reverse engineer. But the jar is not obfuscated and is fairly easy to understand. The jar loads a "model" which is a serialised version of a class containing keywords from a url constructed from the applet params "codebas
909.
by verroq 15y ago
What I'm saying is, if you decided to say, use a Java HashMap in one part of your code for performance reasons. You'll have to live with that with the rest of your code. Half of the classes in the scala library doesn't like it because it do
910.
by verroq 15y ago
But Scala doesn't let that happen nicely does it? It doesn't go down without a bit of fighting. Scala's quirks make writing lower level code more difficult. Interfacing with Java collections feels just awkward.
911.
by verroq 15y ago
I misread, I didn't know you posted in the comments section. I assumed you posted on a blog.
912.
by verroq 15y ago
Personally, Scala's multiple ways of solving the same problem is a major concern to me, it's language with bipolar disorder. For example. Iterating through a container. 1. list.foreach(anonmyous function) 2. for (i <= list) 3. while loo
913.
by verroq 15y ago
Your posts reeks of fanboyism, instead of addressing their points, you ignore them by claiming the posts are garbage.
914.
by verroq 15y ago
So what web framework are we supposed to use now?
915.
by verroq 15y ago
Isn't impulsiveness the temptation from the presence of another task with a high value and expectancy?
916.
by verroq 15y ago
>This includes modifying a Google trademark through hyphenation...
917.
by verroq 15y ago
That's probably a mispelling of _analyseColumn.
918.
by verroq 15y ago
When that link was posted, the site was non-operational.
919.
by verroq 15y ago
It says on the page >Note: Japanese, Korean and Chinese characters are currentenly not supported, but I'm working on supporting them!
920.
by verroq 15y ago
Whatever encryption for CCs, I think its going to have to be reversible or there wont be any point of storing them.
921.
by verroq 15y ago
You are talking about sarcasm. Not irony. And a commonly made grammar mistake isn't irony. Unless your whole post was wrapped in a big <sarcasm> tag and I've just made a fool out of myself.
922.
by verroq 15y ago
Centripetal. Centrifugal force is imaginary.
923.
by verroq 15y ago
Flash version has much better performance.
924.
by verroq 15y ago
Most people criticise out of envy. They don't want to think that somebody else has a better idea than them, by pointing out flaws they assert their own ego.
925.
by verroq 15y ago
Won't that mean it'll lose the only advantage it has?
926.
by verroq 15y ago
>leaked video evidence of a Chinese fishing vessel trespassing into Japanese waters and ramming a Japanese Coast Guard vessel twice The Senkaku Islands are a disputed territory and from the video, you could easily say the Japanese coast
927.
by verroq 15y ago
I'm assuming you take breaks in between right?
928.
by verroq 15y ago
Well what I'm saying is that people will avoid bitcoin out of spite.
929.
Ask HN: How to avoid going blind
20 points by verroq 15y ago|33 comments
930.
by verroq 15y ago
No I think it's because bitcoin's reputation had been thoroughly trashed due how much the early adopters made off with. Any mention of bitcoin now just leaves a sour aftertaste.

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