itsuart

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by itsuart 6y ago
Yeah, the one that begun with bloodbath of the Civil War, purges, forced collectivization, continued through disastrous wars and GULAGs only to die 80 years later with social degeneration of unprecedented levels. That one USSR, yes.
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by itsuart 9y ago
So, who is going to jail (or at least - trial) over this?
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by itsuart 9y ago
Oh. Learned something new today, thanks!
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by itsuart 9y ago
>All numbers are floating point But why?
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by itsuart 10y ago
No, I don't. If foo is a (storage of) pointer to something, to get that something from memory I use dereference operator `* so *foo = 'a'; will write value of 'a' into memory at address that is in foo. ty
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by itsuart 10y ago
I find that char* foo = NULL; char bar = 0; are preferable. Is there any reason one would want to smash N declarations into one?
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by itsuart 10y ago
It was always puzzling to me why people stick to char *foo instead of char* foo foo is obviously a pointer to the char, not a char. It has different size and behavior.
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by itsuart 10y ago
>Like smoke a weed, workout, work at a burger joint as a burger flipper and date my daughter's best friend. What a beautiful story!
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by itsuart 10y ago
Casey said in one of the J&C shows that he tried to do the site in HTML & CSS but ragequit and wrote it in C.
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by itsuart 10y ago
Hm...So, what conditions person needs to satisfy to elevate from ToS violator to fighter against colonial rule? Does 'fighter' status gives free pass on such violations? Are people who pay to keep Wikipedia free in agreement with
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by itsuart 11y ago
In Haskell I use Maybe's, Either's and their ilk (packing result code in returned data I guess?), in C - your usual boolean return values like this: bool parse_literal (ParsingState* state, LiteralValue* pResult). In Java&#x2F
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by itsuart 11y ago
I think exceptions are very bad idea. Not nearly as bad as implicit nullability but comparable. Hacky emulations of exceptions... Well I don't want to be near such code. But that was interesting read non the less, thanks OP.
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by itsuart 11y ago
From top of my head. Fork of Chromium without: - all Google things - Non-browser things like accounts and pdf viewers. With: - attempt https if protocol is not provided - blocking all js unless whitelisted - blocking all requests to 3rd par
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by itsuart 11y ago
Is TV no longer a dominant channel for big budget film marketing?
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by itsuart 11y ago
Well, Resharper is available since VS2003 if not earlier. It has what VS2015 has to offer and more. Including extracting code into methods and classes. I can't even image the pain developing without it (at least before VS 2015).
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by itsuart 11y ago
Whole new level of 'stop liking what I like!'? Also 'hacker' should have released everything and sent links to the media. That would close the site for sure. And would generate quite a few lawsuits from exposed people. A
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by itsuart 11y ago
Yes, they were. Many latter generation writers call them Teachers. Yes with capital T.
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by itsuart 12y ago
I would like to chime in and say that if there is story, any story (or even no story) at all - there is manga about it. And interesting thing is, according to https://www.mangaupdates.com/genres.html - there is more series
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by itsuart 12y ago
I'm not using any AV for like a decade. Cheap router is my firewall. Common sense is my "threat prevention".
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by itsuart 12y ago
Seems I phrased my previous comment too vague, sorry for that. I'm aware of what REST stands for. My question is what advantages utilizing "obscure" HTTP verbs and headers with spreading "endpoints" all over ones a
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by itsuart 12y ago
I found using HTTP (a mere transport layer) status codes as part of an API very unnatural and wrong. It feels like bending TCP/UDP packets structure to implement FTP to me. And shoehorning your API into any kind of "blessed guidli
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by itsuart 12y ago
VK is the social network in Russia and probably in whole ex-USSR.
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by itsuart 12y ago
It's worth to note, that they can and actually do block addresses without court order.
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by itsuart 13y ago
Not all of them, and I was asking is there some progress in this area. I wonder if I'll see a factory-less society and how it will look like.
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by itsuart 13y ago
Wow. We are closer to future than I thought. Thanks for the link!
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by itsuart 13y ago
Ah, yes, ban everything that you don't like. That would get rid of it for sure. Chemical and biological weapons are banned? Yes. Do we have them? Yes. Will we use them to survive? FUCK YES. So stop this meaningless "Geneva talks&
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by itsuart 13y ago
Is there printer that can print itself?
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by itsuart 13y ago
First of all, I didn't read linked article. Which is wrong of course. As usual, I'm basing on comments in this thread. So you want to do type system without PL theory of modern age. Awesome! Seriously, interesting experiment. Unle
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by itsuart 13y ago
Hardware programming in a language, that doesn't even have ints? I would call that nice joke, but I fear they are deadly serious.
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by itsuart 13y ago
SVN Commit / SVN Update

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