vegedor

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by vegedor 12y ago
I think it's fair to assume the brain has some interpretation frameworks as good as javascript/html at least, even if it's a cheesy metaphor.
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by vegedor 12y ago
>On the other hand, by including the tilde, you ensure two things: 1.) Future developer knows what it does and has no problems The premises was that the future dev won't know. It was hard to write, it should be hard to read modera
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by vegedor 12y ago
Almost more importantly in this case, it's less characters adding to the bytecount.
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by vegedor 12y ago
>tl;dr: how does elm work? ;)
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by vegedor 12y ago
Is reliably finding the date a trivial task to you? Date of submission could also be misleading.
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by vegedor 12y ago
An expression of his confidence that it won't be encrypt, as he was looking at the breakfast table for a phrase?
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by vegedor 12y ago
Cognitive impairment is formally saying stupidity . Do they need to spell it out?
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by vegedor 12y ago
>ATCV-1 exposure in mice also resulted in the altered expression of genes within the hippocampus. These genes comprised pathways related to synaptic plasticity, learning, memory formation, and the immune response to viral exposure.
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by vegedor 12y ago
I'd rephrase that to use way as the noun that it is: Everything is on the way it is, because it goed^W went that way.
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by vegedor 12y ago
Now that's maybe newsworthy. A tutorial is not, however. Edit: contrary to my assumption, the tut was released very recently, that is today. Still, a news site is not a very good place for announcing tutorial releases, even if the guid
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by vegedor 12y ago
Join the winning team, amazon and the likes. Or read free e-books.
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by vegedor 12y ago
To a halt? Surely people will keep writing regardless and somebody will want to read it.
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by vegedor 12y ago
You don't die without them, Books are not essential for Live. They are not really essential for learning development either, but an essential factor in the development of culture since the invention of the book-press. Consider the intr
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by vegedor 12y ago
wouldn't have to relay calls, collecting numbers shouldn't take that long
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by vegedor 12y ago
Definitely not the alarm for the next morning that took me half the night learning bash and fixing the alarm script. It looked awesome, though if I say so myself.
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by vegedor 12y ago
does not compute hides for cover
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by vegedor 12y ago
>public utilities and common carriers are not the censors of public or private morals Well of course they are, to a limited degree. They are not the sole carrier - I sometimes find it hard to express or notice the plural distinction - of
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by vegedor 12y ago
But, but team is not a personallity neutral term. How about just "Hey"? Short and precise. If talking to a single person, use "Ey" instead
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by vegedor 12y ago
Probably, the whole paper is written in that terse tone. If the title doesn't appeal to the reader, reading on wouldn't make sense anyway. I.e., I can tell from the title that I'd be better of returning to the other book on d
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by vegedor 12y ago
data and information is synonymous, isn't it? Of course, DRM data is not the information in which we are interested in the end. DRM is a format, if you will. DRM data is what's formated in the format, retreival of data in a format
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by vegedor 12y ago
Here's my API, it's just one function: void* foo(int bar); Is this really instructive? It is to the compiler, anyhow, telling how much stack to pop and push for the argument and return values.
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by vegedor 12y ago
Please name one thing that doesn't meat any of these standards, maybe then I can understand the difference.
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by vegedor 12y ago
>>functional requirements for compatibility” between computer programs “are not protected by copyright This was in regards to Accolade (game company) reverse engineering, and reimplementing the software side of the security procedure
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by vegedor 12y ago
well, don't forget to send the cpu to sleep before waiting for the interrupt as well
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by vegedor 12y ago
>Telling me "Because I want it to fade in on mouseover" is a fireable offence. How about, *because it creates incentive to try out the highlight effect and subsequently click, until the novelty wears of, at least.
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by vegedor 12y ago
s/imitate/induce/
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by vegedor 12y ago
>he doesn't know where to put a function that seems to belong in two modules. In a third module, where else?
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by vegedor 12y ago
For one, there is also critical mass. Also, it's a two way street: As the price goes up, the demand tends to go in which direction?
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by vegedor 12y ago
> I haven't seen a single person who'd voluntarily scan a code (or an NFC label for that matter) in the street, anywhere in the world Post-men do it all the time. >Maybe the problem is that iBeacons are a bit too passive&#x
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by vegedor 12y ago
It's kinda relevant economically, and in spirit since Berlin has a thriving culture of hackers and startups. A bit defocus and diversion don't hurt either. It's not the kind of breaking news I come here for, agreed. Social is

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