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...and then it can continue with number of cores per CPU unit. It all implies chasing a number that indicate current product as better than last year's. That number [what ever it might mean for each generation] will continue to follow Moor'
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How did you generate this report? Used some tool, or formatted it yourself?
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Why it didn't send task to RTM before is something that needs investigation. Probably a task <-> RTM synchronization failure.
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Yes, that worked! I am on OSX Lion.
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He was sounding "walk" every time. Which still proves Siri has an excellent voice recog. And as long as that's true the rest can be changed by a product manager's instruction, when necessary.
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Any new language needs the ability to dynamically load and bind with C libraries (so/dll) and once that works seamlessly, then everything is done. Otherwise it will enter the chicken and egg problem regarding availability of libraries.
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Since 90s John Carmack wrote games for hardware planning two years in the future. During his planning and development stage, those games were barely playable on standard gaming machines of the time. But he correctly knew that by the time th
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Google suggest which later got integrated in main page is one, I guess.
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Seconded.
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My guess is not much. Everyone will want to spend his money on best of the list, specially when all those are same priced. Thus the top 5% will garner all revenue while the rest will starve.
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Look at Iceland.
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I call it lack of leadership. There was no leader who had a vision, and the ability to lead the team toward that new path.
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That might have to do with very low demand. Like 1 download/week. Only assumption though.
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Needs paragraph break.
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Only thing not in the equation is children.
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You might like to read "Moron Why C is NOT Assembly" http://james-iry.blogspot.com/2010/09/moron-why-c-is-not-ass...
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Can anyone give an insight: is iOS development still profitable for someone who wants to enter now, this late?
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iPhone and iPod sales is limited by production only, not demand.
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Now I am convinced the questioner probably was asking for this figure too. How many Lehmans equals Greece defaulting?
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Probably he is saying that because their expertise and focus lies in backend, it's costlier for Google to increase frontend service and server compared with say, other web-hosting companies.
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The next time I need to code in C, I shall try moonscript first. Thanks author for this great piece of software.
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Not if you need to pre calculate before some conditional checks, do something if some conditions are meet and you want to save state. Basically it all comes down to organizing code. Removing 'continue' removes one's ability to organize code
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Unless you have multiple of these conditional checks when the indention level gets unholy. Continue in loop is like early return from a function. Some say we should not use it. But other find it really painful to work without 'continue'. I
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That was what I was thinking too. But then they are saying electromagnetic field actually follows this "aether" like model where it interacts with photons. Now they are trying to prove that the same should be true for Higg's fields too whic
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Even though this comment is getting down voted, it told me that there is a TL;DR at the bottom. Therefore now I shall click the link and read the original article.
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MS Access is ACID compliant.
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I remember sometime back probably around 2004. There was a lot of noise regarding memory leak in FF. And the expert sounding ones started to claim that there was no memory leak and the very large memory usage in FF was because of browser hi
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Other uses of C besides low level programming is: 1. Building static libraries. 2. Building so and dll. 3. Binding those so/dll with higher level languages like Ruby, Python, Perl and PHP. That is my main use of C these days. I always write
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I feel that like monthly who's hiring, we need a monthly "Looking for Technical/Business Co-founder". And what's a better place for it than HN?
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"...though the C++ program was slightly shorter and easier to write because the C++ code uses automatic deletes and allocation instead of a cache" C++ still won.
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