gte910h

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by gte910h 12y ago
This feels like a way to export money from China.
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by gte910h 12y ago
Supervised release often lets you move AFTER you find a job from what I understand via a friend who had an unfortunate intersection with the law as well. I'd imagine federal probation is related to that program and has similar standard
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by gte910h 12y ago
I want to use Xamarin like http://www.remobjects.com/elements/hydrogene/ remobjects c# works. (Well, I guess I'd prefer to use it in F# too). How well does it work to ignore the .Net parts and just use the ni
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by gte910h 12y ago
When you have that feeling, it means you know enough to recognize what you do not know. You've escaped the Dunning Kruger effect for now: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunning%E2%80%93Kruger_effect
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by gte910h 12y ago
1> Do you have a "Real" CS degree? If not, doing a good portion of the exercises in some books on [compilers]( http://www.amazon.com/Compilers-Principles-Techniques-Tools-... ), [DFAs/State Machines]( http:&
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by gte910h 12y ago
Right now you only have the choice of a transaction with chargeback guarentees and other credit card niceities. With something like bitcoin as an option, you have the option to drop that fraud overage charge, when you aren't worried ab
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by gte910h 12y ago
Harassment laws should be enforced on twitter as much as anywhere else. "Generally, criminal harassment entails intentionally targeting someone else with behavior that is meant to alarm, annoy, torment or terrorize them. Not all petty
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by gte910h 12y ago
MIT has pass fail for the first term. http://mitadmissions.org/blogs/entry/first_term_freshman_yea...
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by gte910h 12y ago
Yes, the types. Strong types are far easier to optimize.
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by gte910h 12y ago
These appear to be in line with unoptimized swift. mpweiher, can we have some gists of the proj or something for these numbers?
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by gte910h 12y ago
>u. No, deleting your emails programatically because you haven't got around to reading them is not a good idea Archiving them is. You can't have more attention than you have. If people try to get more attention then you can giv
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by gte910h 12y ago
Google didn't bring Clojure to Android, some 3rd party did, and slowly. Scala appear to have the same story I think? (Large startup lag?) If you want functional on Android, I'm betting F# is the premiere method today performant en
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by gte910h 12y ago
No, but it can call it.
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by gte910h 12y ago
Cocoa, the API behind iOS and Mac Objective-C, is the hardest part, and is still there. I suggest going through some detailed tutorials on building an X, so you get the feel for how views, view controllers, objects and everything all intera
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by gte910h 12y ago
I suggest http://www.raywenderlich.com/ and his fantastic books with examples. While I actually think I've been doing Objective-C longer than most of his writers, when there is some area I haven't worked in yet th
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by gte910h 12y ago
Every single AAA studio uses C++ to write the smallest portion of their game they can in C++ . Then they put a sane, modern language on top of it many places, Actionscript at EA, Python at many other places, LUA at others, C# at others, an
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by gte910h 12y ago
Objective C is head and shoulders better to program in than C++. It's still got the same C warts that C++ does in a lot of place, but it is far simpler and less leaky than C++. C++ is still faster and more cross platform, than object
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by gte910h 12y ago
I'd say "Bring Scala to Android" would be more comparable? Bring Clojure and I'd say you're stealing a lot of developers away who think Swift is a half measure.
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by gte910h 12y ago
Hey, leave those guys alone: It's Objective-C who has the biggest names of them all. It's class names that are huge anyhow in Java. Both are huge in Objective-C (class and variable) --Objective-C Dev who sorely wants namespace
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by gte910h 12y ago
Could you go over the good solutions then? I have always heard there are about 4-5 "good but complicated" systems, none of which are easily shown to be best due to strategic voting and haven't seen clear "we should do th
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by gte910h 12y ago
While I think this book has a beautiful premise, even 15 years ago when I read it, falsifiable parts already had been falsified from what I understood before reading it
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by gte910h 12y ago
Perhaps AFUTD isn't considered this generation? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berserker_(Saberhagen) Also did this decades before that I think "the author's reference pools are not as deep as they should
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by gte910h 12y ago
But was written 20 years ago. Certainly within memory of many readers who'd be alive today, but certainly missing many important themes that could be explored to extrapolate from today.
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by gte910h 12y ago
That is quite interesting looking, I will read that.
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by gte910h 12y ago
Sci-Fi is commentary on the present, or the near future. Even Star Trek (TOS was 60's era Apollo optimisim, ST:TNG was 1980's "Communism is falling"/We're getting okay with Russia/The Economy is booming&#x
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by gte910h 12y ago
There are graduate programs at GT and Tampa that do this sort of work. I have a friend who did the GT one then the Tampa one http://www.cc.gatech.edu/brainlab/
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by gte910h 12y ago
Friend of mine had to get gammaglobulin shots for a few years (8 or so years ago): The stuff supposedly cost about 10k a vial, because it was filtered out of the plasma of many of people per vial and put through several complicated processe
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by gte910h 12y ago
While I think these artists have some problems, this second panel so completely captures why I think google glass gets such a negative reaction from people around it at times >4) Surprisingly hostile reactions in some places (restaurants
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by gte910h 12y ago
This appears to be in the same space as shenzhen: https://github.com/nomad/shenzhen (which works wonderfully) Can you differentiate your service/system?
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by gte910h 12y ago
> I lack 'deep', real knowledge and am desperate to acquire this mythical stuff before it's too late. I mean, there are books on this stuff? Read them, do their exercises, and you will be fine. I will say, most of this stu

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