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by vrode 15y ago
Choosing the right metaphor in terms of OOP is equally important as well as the understanding the word's meaning and the implication of alternative meanings.
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by vrode 15y ago
This is an enormous undertaking.
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Integrating Machine Learning in a Semantic Web Platform(wwwbrauer.informatik.tu-muenchen.de)
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by vrode 15y ago
Perl is like a corpse of a beautiful woman. Tempting, but still so very wrong.
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by vrode 15y ago
I think the correct term is 'race conditions'.
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by vrode 15y ago
> Suck > Retard Stopped reading.
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by vrode 15y ago
How would we react if one of the commercial missions goes wrong? There must be a certain difference of standards, when a public organization kills people for science, and when a private company kills people for profit.
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by vrode 15y ago
Superluminal Travel is a sexier name.
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by vrode 15y ago
What was his Pi approximation?
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by vrode 15y ago
People and their one-liners.
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by vrode 15y ago
Idea is a single word. You can neither say if it is overrated, nor analyze the market on the basis of a single word. — But can I write bullshit articles with a flamebait title interviewing some guy no one takes seriously? Yes, you can. Ther
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by vrode 15y ago
I tend to get confused when people mix the discussion of syntax, coding style and API into the aspects of environment itself. This pointless way of thinking is very much like finding a more appropriate keyword for a public field, while tryi
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by vrode 15y ago
This article describes Wolfram-style ego-surfing culture of blog posts on Hacker News.
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by vrode 15y ago
The most effective combat tactic is not to struggle, but to make things in your life _interesting_. One of the tactics is to simplify exercises, the other involves rationalization. When I feel in control - I do not need to force myself to d
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by vrode 15y ago
You have surrendered to the ideology of laziness. But there is no such thing. The energy enters you, you transform it and then you use the transformed energy to suit your needs. In this chain, something is broken. People tend simplify this
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by vrode 15y ago
I hope that the first thing you learn is how to pry open a casket.
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by vrode 15y ago
I'm sorry, but as much as I respect people both on Reddit and Hacker News, I wonder where does all the enthusiasm come from, when: * demos show nothing new from a technological perspective * the presenter sounds like a door-to-door salesper
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by vrode 15y ago
You wouldn't work for them, because they won't hire you.
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by vrode 15y ago
The more important questions is whether Google has developed self-awareness.
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by vrode 16y ago
As a new programmer I felt blessed when I learned OOP. I could actually write long and clean pieces of code, without spending double time on restructuring them. Clean and coherent structure is important for understanding, while understandin
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by vrode 16y ago
needless?
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by vrode 16y ago
What if I wrote the wrapper myself?
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by vrode 16y ago
I'm just very pissed off for how such technical information gets represented. People either give you a long academic text with abbreviations and symbols, or they try to explain some very simple things... in Haskell. Or in Java for that matt
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by vrode 16y ago
This is excellent. In my opinion, this is the way algorithm information should be presented. No abundant scientific formulations. Python works well as a pseudo-code substitute and visualizations are clear and intuitive.
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by vrode 16y ago
It's beautiful. Despite the flaws, it warms my heart to see that someone is actually taking interface fonts seriously on Linux. I share the controversial belief that games and software are far too obvious to be the reason why Windows got ah
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by vrode 16y ago
\marquee{ }
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by vrode 16y ago
I will burst out laughing if a worm on my linux starts ask for dependencies.
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by vrode 16y ago
If we're going to evolve web, do we really want javascript to be the standard?
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by vrode 16y ago
Tenderloin?
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by vrode 16y ago
I remember in Perfect Rigor it said that this man lives on dark russian bread and yogurt. And while entertaining this life on minimal consumption he actually manages to have a good deal of savings in his bank. I doubt that he has to live in

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