mstepniowski

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by mstepniowski 11y ago
Are you one of the guys that implemented a Twitter clone during the weekend?
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Curl-to-shell russian roulette(russianroulette.sh)
3 points by mstepniowski 13y ago|0 comments
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by mstepniowski 13y ago
Now, does anyone know of a similar guide, but for Seattle area?
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Return of the Job Destroyer(decomplecting.org)
3 points by mstepniowski 13y ago|0 comments
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Crochet: Use Twisted inside Django or Flask app(blog.futurefoundries.com)
1 points by mstepniowski 13y ago|0 comments
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by mstepniowski 14y ago
If you're crazy like me and constantly refresh the page to see if your favourite talk will make it to the next round, here is a simple Python script to do it for you: https://gist.github.com/4502077
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by mstepniowski 14y ago
Implementing a Letterpress cheater in Python took me around 10 minutes. Computers are very fast nowadays: https://gist.github.com/3968275 There is no need for a whole game engine if you want nothing more than to know the best possible wor
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by mstepniowski 14y ago
Dont't know whether it's good or bad but these questions closely resemble the ones I've been asked during my final exam (Faculty of Mathemathics, Informatics and Mechanics at University of Warsaw). Of course there were a few nontrivial ques
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by mstepniowski 15y ago
Upvoted for a great satire.
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by mstepniowski 15y ago
"We're still wondering why Google would reject Carrier IQ from its flagship devices but allow phones with the software to pass the various Android compatibility tests required to license its apps like Gmail, Google Maps, and Android Market.
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by mstepniowski 15y ago
It looks like they are still crawling the GitHub pages.
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by mstepniowski 15y ago
Use jslint, Luke.
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by mstepniowski 15y ago
I've worked on a very similar project for WolneLektury.pl, but were fortunately allowed to use Python instead of Java. XSLT and XPath proved to be tremendously useful, cutting development time at least in half. Thanks to the wonderful lxml
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by mstepniowski 15y ago
You're right. Google (in David Drummond words) called these patents "dubious", not "bogus": http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2011/08/when-patents-attack-a... """ This anti-competitive strategy is also escalating the cost of patents way beyo
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by mstepniowski 15y ago
Just a quick note here: using != abusing. I agree that the patent system is broken as is, but there needs to be a mechanism protecting the intellectual property that allows companies to share their innovations with the world without fear of
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by mstepniowski 15y ago
I trust Google when they say that patents they wanted to buy from Novell and Nortel were "bogus".
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by mstepniowski 15y ago
Patents are not used for crushing other companies. They are used for getting a fair recompensation for the IP you have created. That usually means licensing fees. Apple has acquired several licenses for their use in iOS (well-known example:
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by mstepniowski 15y ago
This time Microsoft was on your side, as they've banded with several other companies in order to buy Novell (and Nortel) patents cheaply, making sure that patent trolls won't acquire the patents and minimalising their effect on the industry