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jjangsangy
10y ago
Samsung among many large Korean companies like Hyundai are have large family ties known as Chaebols https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chaebol
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jjangsangy
10y ago
This story resonated with me deeply, I enjoyed every word.
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jjangsangy
10y ago
Does everyone get their own email server?
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jjangsangy
11y ago
Good to see progress being made on this front! I guess this means that makes the scores US Gov: +1 Google: +1 Tesla: +1 Uber : -1 Robots: 0xffffffff
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jjangsangy
11y ago
Cool, well doesn't work on my mobile device, but I'll definitely check this again later since I need to review more Maths before going back to uni
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jjangsangy
11y ago
A Python 3 based library that compiles to C?! > "yeah, you need a shower now, doncha" I saw that there is a requirements.txt file, but it's blank. This project amazes me, knowing it exists gives me motivation to get better
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jjangsangy
11y ago
You guys should probably release nucleus before hooli does!
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jjangsangy
12y ago
I don't think I ever really understood what a descriptor was until reading this, and now I feel really stupid but at the same time grateful!
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jjangsangy
12y ago
Sure, I have a number of projects I'll probably mess around with. Will probably let you know via github if anything goes sour. Or if it's amazing as well!
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jjangsangy
12y ago
Coffee it is!
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jjangsangy
12y ago
This just made my day. If I ever meet you I will buy you a beer! Unless you are underage, in which case that's too bad
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jjangsangy
12y ago
What is this ungodly mess of compiler voodoo and software witchcraft. Reading through this post is going make me lose sleep knowing people have done the unbelievably unthinkable things to a the lovable reference language. You guys are not P
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jjangsangy
12y ago
Cool stuff, lots of really good automation tricks that I haven't seen. I have a similar routine of doing a clean wipe every once in a while and wrote a bunch of scripts to make the process less painful. One of the more useful ones is a
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jjangsangy
12y ago
This is one of the best Python codebases I've seen in a while. Code is easy to read and understand from reading the source, documentation is pretty comprehensive as well. Really exemplifies the proper implementation of OOP concepts in
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jjangsangy
12y ago
I was also expecting this. Im glad I didn't though, that type of post doesn't deserve any attention.