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hrasm
14y ago
Anytime in the afternoon after 1300 is OK.
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14y ago
I shall be there.
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15y ago
No love for Osaka. Bummer.
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hrasm
15y ago
Japanese & Korean.
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hrasm
15y ago
A poorly thought out point: a defensive move against the whole company folding due to some reason?
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15y ago
My understanding is that it is a tool for use with a very niche market: 3D CAD in a budget. I would think that such a use is not in their roadmap.
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15y ago
Here is my take: If you are just going to learn a programming language, there is still plenty of competition. Instead, I would suggest that you build a web-based product. It involves a lot of moving parts that you will get familiar with. It
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15y ago
They don't. They do have an RSS feed that you can monitor with your favourite feed aggregator: http://status.linode.com/rss.xml
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15y ago
Off-topic: women is plural while woman is singular.
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15y ago
Is there a way you can collect browser stats? You should be able to pull something from the server logs. Once you have done that, take a look at them numbers and you will have a fair idea on what your userbase prefers. If I see something li
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15y ago
I was able to augment Pimsleur's Japanese tapes with some reading to crack the old Level 4 of Japanese Language Proficiency Test. It was a very good starting point. Worked well for me I would say.
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15y ago
sqlite and postgres are often regarded as projects with good, clean style.
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15y ago
You are correct. From what I could gather from reading that write-up, "size" is used to mean the magnitude of a number.
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15y ago
What happened?
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15y ago
A visual language called G exists. It is forms the backbone of LabVIEW (a product of National Instruments [NI]). You could use it like any other programming language to solve problems. IMHO it is quite powerful. However, LabVIEW's real stre
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15y ago
You might want to ask such tech-related questions at stackoverflow.com.
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15y ago
This page http://programmers.stackexchange.com/questions/46716/what-sh... suggests that both bcrypt and scrypt can be used (4th bullet under 'Security'). Disclosure: I added the scrypt part alongwith the references which the mods haven't
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15y ago
Such an arrangement of payment in a different currency might fly in the US. But I am guessing such stunts in the top two populous countries can get you arrested? edit: s/pretty sure/guessing
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15y ago
But be warned that usage of psychotropic substances may act as a catalyst to bring out any latent psychological issues. Also, there is the possibility of a bad trip.
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15y ago
When I slide to 512MB on the RAM slider, incorrect linode plan is shown. Edit: Ditto for 256.
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15y ago
Estimate is 26 seconds on an average per person "wasted" on this doodle. Also, a possibly incorrect assumption that all google visitors on that day played with it. What exactly is the point being put across here with such stats? I wonder if
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15y ago
"And so we're back in the magical world of risk perception, where science can become the tool of bias—conscious or not." I just cannot wrap my head around that one.
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15y ago
NIH much?
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15y ago
My apologies. I misread the whole thing as a question about fault tolerance (which is not a bad thing to consider at all IMO). RAID will certainly help in your case. You need to come up with an estimate of how much your losses will be if yo
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15y ago
At 8k USD a month, each day is approx. 267 dollars in revenue on average. So, downtime of 1 day due to a catastrophic event is that much loss. That is the base cost. However, how many premium members are going to be angry if the site goes d
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15y ago
I think such engaging and visual teaching methods are far more etching on the mind. Great post.
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15y ago
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15y ago
I cannot recommend K&R enough. Right at the end of the first chapter, you are asked to write a C syntax checker. It was a very tough albeit interesting exercise for me.
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15y ago
> Business plans are better kept for later stages. That is a naïve statement.
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15y ago
Login/Registration should be https. No excuses.
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