vrode

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by vrode 16y ago
Maybe I can adopt it as a spam scam idea. I can target individuals in academia and hump their wet dreams of greatness.
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by vrode 16y ago
I would not call it ethics, rather a good old quid pro quo, dancing to Apple's tune.
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by vrode 16y ago
When did you start actively pursuing you goal? Do you think someone less exposed to science and math in particular can achieve the same level as you?
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by vrode 16y ago
Maybe you can break up queries in keywords, where each keyword triggers a JS-balloon or title="" with explanation of its function. This way people unfamiliar with the language won't need to look up what fst is and why it is there (how rigi
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by vrode 16y ago
I believe that the effort to understand something you or the general population does not, does make you smarter.
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by vrode 16y ago
Great, I always wanted to try these languages But let villain = (28,"chirs") in fst villain is a big turnoff.
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by vrode 16y ago
These are my pets, they know astronomy and make applications for android.
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by vrode 16y ago
When you embrace the web you get all sticky
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by vrode 16y ago
What actually is Opera Software making profit of? Of not being funny? But seriously.
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by vrode 16y ago
All businesses work this way to day, but only few has such a high risk. What BP did there was practically a 50/50 game of chance, and they've lost. It seems that in the shadow of profit, the risk becomes transparent. Sometimes other risks,
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by vrode 16y ago
I will miss it if it goes. It is one of those concepts I love internet for. Everything is leveled, and all websites are equal in some sense of identification.
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by vrode 16y ago
And this applies especially to code.
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by vrode 16y ago
You can say the same about Goldman Sachs
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by vrode 16y ago
does any one cares for privacy as much as media would presume?
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by vrode 16y ago
Maybe people don't search for tutorials and docs, since popular languages no longer are a huge unintuitive mess.
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by vrode 17y ago
What about Flash then?
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by vrode 17y ago
I believe that by 2015, when the free use license of H264 will end, we'll have another more powerful encoding algorithms ready to take its place. So losing this battle may allow open-source community still to win the war.
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by vrode 17y ago
I agree with you on the point about inspiration for the interested people (and I am one of them, so I can feel that). But I doubt that some of these people realize clearly what happens to the American economy. How long do you think it will
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by vrode 17y ago
Consider these points 1. Most of the technology needed for spaceflight may be both developed and tested on the ground. 2. Therefore, the exploration of near planets without a solid technological base (and we don't have one, do the research