wizardofoz

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by wizardofoz 17y ago
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How to improve your note-taking(lifehacker.com)
2 points by wizardofoz 17y ago|0 comments
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Launch your product. Quit your job.(micropreneur.com)
17 points by wizardofoz 17y ago|6 comments
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by wizardofoz 17y ago
Excellent article. I like how the author's head turned to Star Wars at the face of death lol. I wonder if there's any similar kind of deviant thinking among hackers.
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by wizardofoz 17y ago
I'm getting the same message, could someone post a mirror? Or if any one still has the page open, please save it and post it elsewhere.
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by wizardofoz 17y ago
Code that test the finite switch: 3. for (int i = 0; i < iteration; i++) { 4. testSwitchFinite(i); 5. } Once i > 5, testSwitchFinite will always skip to default. This function doesn't even test the switch properly. So
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Ask HN: How to protect/copyright code/essays/papers published on my site?
4 points by wizardofoz 17y ago|9 comments
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by wizardofoz 17y ago
It would be awesome if you or someone could make a similar version for New York City.
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by wizardofoz 17y ago
Very interesting story.
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by wizardofoz 17y ago
What about an online meeting? On an IRC channel? Can a hacker working on a project multitask and attend the IRC meeting while simultaneously coding (perhaps he has 2 monitors, he codes on the larger one and IRCs on the other one) ? I'd like
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by wizardofoz 17y ago
On Google Video: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-6873628658308030363...
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by wizardofoz 17y ago
I believe work is the source of happiness. Happiness comes to you when you see the fruits of your work. I remember feeling really happy after finishing up a program that I had been working on for a long time. Just seeing it work so perfectl
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Here's a good reason why you should get rid of things you don't use.(nat.org)
54 points by wizardofoz 17y ago|13 comments
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by wizardofoz 17y ago
Well I wrote (a command-line) program that was about 2000 lines long in C++ and during most of the development period I used g++ with the -ansi & -pedantic options. Later I was able to get my program to compile on Visual C++ with absolu
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by wizardofoz 17y ago
C++ has a high price in terms of binary incompatibility. I find this statement to be rather untrue because I think most modern compilers when forced to be ISO/ANSI compliant (i do: g++ -ansi -pedantic) ensure your code is portable across