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krollew
14y ago
Seems reasonable that bald people seems to be percieved more masculine, men as well man as women. Although I'm not sure if baldness makes those people more atractive. I think it's that they did something unusual. They gained more self confi
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krollew
14y ago
I think it's nothing new. Although I wonder how actual is that "not having root argument" when UAC is on. Isn't it just like sudo? Generaly I think, that what matters in security is conciousness of users. I think if Linux had more unconciou
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krollew
14y ago
Well. It's very nice project. Thanks that, I've learnt quite much about building essentional environment. However it's tough as hell. I know pretty much about Linux and Operating Systems, low level programming, but it was just impossible to
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krollew
14y ago
Realy nice text. Good luck. How does that lulu.com? On their site I see they offer to publish for free, but how they do it so it's profitable?
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krollew
14y ago
Well, I'm afraid I wouldn't like it. It seems it continues the only thing that is annoying me in iOS input method - not writing what I actualy type. Sorry, too often I use words it doesn't know (maybe in english it's better, but in polish/r
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krollew
14y ago
HPPD is not so bad. I had one and know people have one and nothing happens. It's rather not harmful. For me, even flashbacks are not something worth to be afraid of. Anyway there's much more to gain than to lose. Not for everybody, needs mu
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krollew
14y ago
And people says they want good for us. :( LSD is best gift from god I've ever got.
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krollew
14y ago
Learn to code in 8 weeks... Lol. http://norvig.com/21-days.html
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krollew
14y ago
>I actually wrote this blog post in reaction to the ongoing debate about the exploitation of undefined behavior by C compilers for optimization. So, it looks like they do quite good job. They noticed that there was some feature needed,
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krollew
14y ago
Doesn't "undefined behaviour" means that solution might not be portable? Anyway it looks like a mess. I guess the most of C programmers wouldn't have any idea what that first line of function does and why. If one see restricted he just look
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krollew
14y ago
Maybe you should suggest some language that don't create such problems? There are many languages that use mathematical symbols similar way to maths. Functional languages should be better, since there variable values are not reassigned too o
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krollew
14y ago
This site is great and contains so much information. Unfortunately it's hardly meaningful part of knowledge you need to write any modern OS. Unfortunately, because it's realy good fun to do stuff like that. It's quite hard to enjoy for a lo
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krollew
14y ago
Yeah, I know that there are many institutions and people. But those people create a whole system. And I guess there are not so much players in that market that can develop such cure without any help. Research itself is expencive and nobody
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krollew
14y ago
Well, I won't argue any longer if cure for cancer would be more profitable or not. I'd need some professional analysis. I'm not proffesional so I don't know. Anyway they already take much money for treatments that doesn't realy work. It's q
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krollew
14y ago
Yeah, but if no drug is not realy needed, you can't earn on it. Groceries and gyms does. Sorry, change of lifestyle made very big impact on my health. My immune system works so well cold can't become enough serious even to make me feel bad.
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krollew
14y ago
Because see how healthy man can be if only he want? Ever tried? Moreover technology evolved so much and healthcare seams to work worse than before. Think about it, science can tell what happens billions of killometers away and what happens
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krollew
14y ago
Yeah. So why you didn't earned bilions of dolars on new, great e-mail clients? Maybe it's not what people needs, huh?
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14y ago
Yeah, so what? UTF-8 is Linux standard. I use it, probably most of web use it(where needed). Why I don't see problems with it in software I use and on the web? I can't remember when I had any problem with UTF-8 last time.
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14y ago
Nice to know, but I bet It won't be used widely soon, no matter if it works or not. Medicine wants keep cancer pacients alive, not cure them. Curing is not profitable. If they (and people themselves) wanted us not to be sick, almost nobody
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14y ago
"Limiting the time we spend sitting to just three hours a day could add an extra two years to our life expectancy, scientists calculate." -- I guess it's poor article. I think it depends on how much I sit per day, isn't it? On the other han
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14y ago
"A software architect lives to serve the engineering team -- not the other way around." I thought they are supposed to serve people who are going to use software.
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14y ago
It's very sad that there are so much sites with poor readability. I close site very often few seconds after it's loaded because I don't want to read such ugly stuff. I'm delighted if site looks well. I guess it's because design tools evolve
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krollew
14y ago
Nice, but I think it's far too few. Stuff that this tutorial could be handled with tar as well. I'm not sure if it would encourage to use git somebody who doesn't know much about version control. Somebody who know, probably don't need it be
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krollew
14y ago
Wow. Realy nice. I remember first Jetpack very well. One of the best games I've played. I think it's realy worth to pleadge this project!
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14y ago
I'd add "Reality Test" by Guy Kawasaki.
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14y ago
So the good solution is make a test that finds it out, for example in configuration script and set proper preprocessor constant and test that constant instead.
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krollew
14y ago
It's standard behaviour or one compiler does so? Outside preprocessor char has another meaning? Thanks anyway.
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14y ago
So what they are? Why it doesn't work? Your quote don't clarify.
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krollew
14y ago
Yeah, that' true. I speak (better or worse) 5 languages and thinking in each of them is pretty different. :) The most interesting thing i found there are very few words that would have exaclty the same meaning in two different language. For
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14y ago
"That’s a lot of trouble being caused by a two-line function. C may be a small language, but it’s not a simple one." I disagree. C is very simple. You need to know C is not suppoused to work the same on platform and I guess behaviour you ha
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