LefterisJP

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by LefterisJP 5y ago
Rotki Solutions GmbH | REMOTE (or Berlin/Germany) | Full or Part-time | https://rotki.com/jobs/backend Rotki is the only opensource portfolio tracking and accounting tool for cryptocurrencies and more that focuses
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by LefterisJP 14y ago
I guess the guy must be Greek since I think this only applies to the Greek side.
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by LefterisJP 14y ago
It's by no means a matter of luck. This was calculated to happen on a Saturday
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by LefterisJP 14y ago
I have been living in Japan for the last 3 years and there is also another Japanese saying. "出る釘は打たれる". Very well known in the West as "The nail that sticks out gets hammered down". This is a culture of uniformity and always taking the safe
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by LefterisJP 14y ago
I was looking at the sentiment analysis tab of the project. I really wonder how the algorithm works. It seems that for almost all pages and most books the sentiment is either negative or neutral. The absence of positive sentiment can be obs
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by LefterisJP 14y ago
Wow I never expected to see an article about Don Rosa in HN. This is a really sad turn of events which I was not aware of. I grew up with Carl Barks's and Don Rosa's comics and thoroughly enjoyed each one of their stories, was inspired and
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by LefterisJP 14y ago
I also got the same website. Damn it's stuck in my mind right now
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by LefterisJP 14y ago
I will consider your feedback. I agree that libc dependencies should be minimized or even cut off completely but as I told you before the project just began and as such still has to have some minor dependencies. As with anything else free t
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by LefterisJP 14y ago
Hello TodPunk. Your statement unfortunately currently stands true. I am going for a monolithic collection of low level to high level C libraries that can be modulary used for different purposes. I hope to achieve it sometime in the future.
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by LefterisJP 14y ago
Hello pikhq I am the author of the library and you are absolutely right about that. That bubblesort should not even have made it into the code of the library and that will be taken care of immediately. I was testing something in the past an
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Teacher combining videogames and education to inspire children(kotaku.com)
1 points by LefterisJP 15y ago|0 comments
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by LefterisJP 15y ago
But isn't technically following the multiple step method proposed by the OP not procrastinating in itself? :P I mean if I am procrastinating I would definitely not be in a state to get into a mentality to follow the method since I would be
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by LefterisJP 15y ago
I hear you, same feelings here >.>
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by LefterisJP 15y ago
This statement is just wrong. No matter how many abstraction layers you put on top of a computer, it will be complicated. Yes they are good, and it's great to be able to do simple tasks with just one line of code but there are points where
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by LefterisJP 15y ago
Looks nice, I would recommend it to my friends for a quick glance of news. But I would like to bring the attention of the author to the comment of nuttendorfer. The two sites seem very similar and you should either mention it somewhere, or
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by LefterisJP 15y ago
this, a thousand times this. I am a person who loves learning. And learning new programming languages is always a nice experience, but we are all human beings with limited time in our hands. Learning a new language every month sounds like f
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by LefterisJP 15y ago
Aw damn ... I will be back in Europe for The spring vacation this time. Really sucks that I am gonna miss this. Had no idea that there is an HN meetup in Tokyo. When is the next one gonna be? Who arranges the meetups? Definitely gonna becom
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Preprocessor Magic: Designated Initializers in C Function Calling(lefteris.realintelligence.net)
2 points by LefterisJP 15y ago|0 comments
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by LefterisJP 15y ago
I admit I have had no experience with code academy so I can in no way be qualified to judge it but what the post wants to convey is just simply true. It's not the hard way, it's the right way to go about building something. You build your k
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by LefterisJP 15y ago
The post has some really nice points. Specifically that you can never know 100% of everything and most probably you won't make the best design decisions every time. The point is to manage to not feel bad when you (or someone else) finds out
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by LefterisJP 15y ago
nice idea!
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by LefterisJP 15y ago
As I told you inside the comments in the blog itself, what is x in the definition of COUNT(...) ? Also it seems that you did not read the topic correctly because even if you tried to apply such a method it would fail for the no arguments ca
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by LefterisJP 15y ago
Yes having platform specific code in its own header source and just #ifdef the includes provides much cleaner and nicer code
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by LefterisJP 15y ago
No no, I don't care about karma, just discovered the site recently and wanted to learn how it works. Exposure on the other hand is always a nice thing. I am actually really glad to the submitter since this generated a nice discussion in the
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by LefterisJP 15y ago
Hey all, I am the author of the linked blog. Many nice comments in here, but may I start by a question of my own about hackernews itself. I had submitted this link myself 6 days ago after making the post. Can a link be resubmitted multiple
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by LefterisJP 15y ago
Hello, I am the author of the linked blog. Your idea is indeed very neat too. Refer to the comment made in the blog by Jens Gustedt. It has lots of potential imo
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Programming Productivity tips and "The Zone"(lefteris.realintelligence.net)
1 points by LefterisJP 15y ago|0 comments
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Emulating default arguments in C99 using the preprocessor (lefteris.realintelligence.net)
6 points by LefterisJP 15y ago|0 comments
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Herb Sutter on C++11. Usage tips and future direction(channel9.msdn.com)
1 points by LefterisJP 15y ago|0 comments
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by LefterisJP 15y ago
Anything that uses ASCII art in code, let alone interactively wins my heart the moment I set eyes on it. Big thumbs up! :)

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