p6v53as

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by p6v53as 13y ago
> I have vivid memories of that time — my self-image had been wrapped up in being “a good programmer”, and here I was just hideously failing. I lost sleep. I had these little panic attack episodes. I don't understand these people. If I'
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by p6v53as 13y ago
Do you have an explicit reason or it's just the suicidal thoughts?
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by p6v53as 13y ago
Maybe you are streaming at twitch too for donations? I bet many would subscribe to a blind gamer. Just be sure not to react to stuff on the screen or you will be banned.
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by p6v53as 13y ago
Being a game developer is similar to being an astronaut or a pilot sometime ago. Just wait a bit and it will solve itself out.
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by p6v53as 13y ago
"I have Asperger's: I am just like you" Um, not to hate or anything, but there is a reason it is called autistic syndrome. Autistic people lack the ability to form a "theory of brain", which means they just do not understand other people's
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by p6v53as 13y ago
In other words americans partly pay for indians for drugs by having these patent laws.
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by p6v53as 13y ago
Seems like gender ratio is not changing over time. But, to my surprise, there are actually more females than I expected.
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by p6v53as 13y ago
So the problem with bitcoins is that it can be harder to evade taxes and buy illegal stuff? I don't know how it is in USA, but where I live it would be very useful feature of currency. However I remain unconvinced even of the arguments that
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by p6v53as 13y ago
The article claims it is possible to know who makes transactions, but does not explain it. Anyone have any more detail?
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by p6v53as 13y ago
It has a flaw of requiring a person to have friends.
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by p6v53as 13y ago
Looks like a regular town in where i live, East Europe.
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by p6v53as 13y ago
That reminds me once again of Dotcom's proposal to encrypt almost everything to be safe from the government persuasion.
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by p6v53as 13y ago
Just because it is not plain text does not mean it is secure.
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by p6v53as 13y ago
We will soon have these ad networks to enforce us with laws that prohibit adblocks all together by calling the act of blocking ad as "piracy" and "theft" since we are not "paying" for the content provided. We can't let that happen, these ne
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by p6v53as 13y ago
Isn't boredom just response of a body that what he is doing is not effective? So it encourages going doing something that's more effective, efficient and productive.
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by p6v53as 13y ago
Idea is good, but realization is far from perfect.
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by p6v53as 13y ago
I was using chrome for many years, almost from the start. But switched to firefox a week ago, because my chrome started to feel more and more laggy, both on home and work computer. I'm not disappointed yet.
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by p6v53as 14y ago
We, male developers, actually benefit from her actions. One guy may have lost his job, not a big deal, gonna get another, after all this publicity he got quite famous, but the main thing is that less woman will want to take the job of softw
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by p6v53as 14y ago
Earth hour is just a way to draw attention to the subject.
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by p6v53as 14y ago
> It would have been better for the Internet if Reader had never been at all. If not for the Google Reader, I wouldn't use RSS at all.
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by p6v53as 14y ago
This is quite an achievement to go from no cure whatsoever, to a cure that works on 1% of people. Because now you don't need to look for things that works, you need to improve something you have.
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by p6v53as 14y ago
The ultimate parameter for me is speed. As much as I love Mozilla's open source policy, I just can't use it because it is slower. RAM is not a problem to anyone, so I prefer more RAM used than slower performance.
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by p6v53as 14y ago
Change the functionality so that "Unknown or expired link." would not appear any more.
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by p6v53as 14y ago
Specialization is the driving force of advancement.
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by p6v53as 14y ago
A conclusion that if they create good graphics with 64kb then they could be able to steal your money from the bank is pretty huge slippery slope logical fallacy.