Gobiner

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Positronium(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by Gobiner 7y ago|0 comments
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Hairy Ball Theorem(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by Gobiner 7y ago|0 comments
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by Gobiner 7y ago
It's absolutely false that "nobody really knew about such camps". https://www.currentaffairs.org/2018/07/how-horrific-things-c... https://historynewsnetwork.org/article/10903 &
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by Gobiner 12y ago
It solves the problem of being emotionally connected to the job. Maybe it doesn't materially change the day-to-day work, but it's a completely different experience when you can sit back and and get paid $100/hr while other pe
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by Gobiner 15y ago
You clearly did not read the posting you're commenting on. Nowhere does he say he made a game. Nowhere does he say he's never tried to find his own solutions. Nowhere does he say he hasn't done well. In fact he stated the opposite. He is no
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by Gobiner 15y ago
This has caused our purchases to fall from doing very well to almost getting no purchases at all. I think you missed this line. Presumably they were doing quite well for themselves, got nailed by some change Google made, and now are not r
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by Gobiner 15y ago
I think it's true that there is a huge opportunity for someone like Amazon here. However, I rather disagree that Amazon will ever provide a panacea. The Amazon market currently poses its own problems to app sellers. Once your app is on thei
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by Gobiner 16y ago
Source for this assertion? It seems more likely (to me) that they'd make less due to their smaller and less affluent clientele.
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by Gobiner 16y ago
I've found plenty of helpful information on StackOverflow via Google as well, but I definitely would not say that it "really really works." I've asked two questions (C#/.NET so there's a large pool of potential answerers) and neither ques
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by Gobiner 16y ago
You've made over a dozen posts in this discussion making factual claims without posting a single link to back up your assertions. Coupled with this ridiculousness: "I believe the left does not really care about people, especially poor peopl
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by Gobiner 16y ago
Yup, the whole point of putting a `Like` button your page is so that site visitors can broadcast your page to their friends. However, to cause that broadcast to actually occur you have to put a bunch of Open Graph meta tags on your page and
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by Gobiner 16y ago
I couldn't agree more with this article (though I sadly can't say 'no' to Facebook development). I recently did a tiny amount of Facebook integration into a site and it was horrific. All I wanted to do was add a `Like` button that would bro
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by Gobiner 16y ago
It's pretty easy to imagine that when Gosling was employed by Sun, he enjoyed significant power to shape his own job. Under Oracle, he clearly did not have the power to make his own job into what he wanted. It's not much of a stretch to be
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by Gobiner 16y ago
I don't doubt that you'd accept the occasional inconvenience to other people . Try having your own money taken away from you and report back to us about the "inconvenience."
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by Gobiner 16y ago
You can't seriously believe that using StackOverflow is comparable to working alongside an expert.
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by Gobiner 16y ago
DotNetNuke, also known as DNN, is the ideal platform for building professional websites with dynamic content and interactive features. This made me laugh. My coworkers that have worked with DNN have many horror stories. I've never heard f
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by Gobiner 16y ago
As of v4, Umbraco uses nested .master pages for page rendering which saves you from the "template stored in database" pain.
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by Gobiner 16y ago
I found that quote particularly hilarious given the article in which it is embedded. The article would make a good reference for the wikipedia article on cognitive dissonance.
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by Gobiner 17y ago
That very observation is included in the "Key Judgements" section. "The Wikileaks.org Web site could be used to post fabricated information, misinformation, disinformation, or propaganda and could be used in perception management and influe
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by Gobiner 17y ago
If you think a feature that could potentially behave differently in RELEASE and DEBUG modes is problematic, you'll want to avoid floats and doubles in .NET. Runtime optimizations that do calculations in the processor's 80-bit FPU can alter
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by Gobiner 17y ago
I'm no CLR JIT expert, but I'm not sure you even need to recompile. It sounds to me that you just need to run your existing tail-calling code on the .NET 4 x64 CLR, presuming your current code has ``tail'' opcodes.
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by Gobiner 17y ago
Interesting in how common it is, perhaps?
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by Gobiner 17y ago
I've been working on a codepad.org clone for .NET languages: http://dotnetpad.net It's been a ton of fun. I do CMS development in my day job and it's nice to build a site that actually does something instead of corporate brochure-ware :)