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brtzsnr
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Comment #980186
Definitely it needs other grammars. I wish to see Python as well whose grammar is advertised as very light. Also C++ (templates), and Perl (for a contrast with Python).
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Comment #974532
I stopped (not) reading at "often for little or no monetary compensation". I'm still a student, I'm doing CS, I have good work experience, but unless they pay me good money (see Go…
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Comment #974314
Here [0] is an algorithm for bipartite matching not listed there. Too bad it is not a wiki. [0] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hopcroft–Karp_algorithm
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Comment #968279
There is already way too much Information Pollution: for example, I read less than 10% of HN and other blogs/news sites have similar proportion.
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Comment #967164
I saw the movie second time while smoking pot. Almost suicidal because I had trouble breathing from so much laugh. I suggest you try it.
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Comment #953553
However, it probably increases risks of liver disease by more than a third.
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Comment #942398
I live in Amsterdam. The public transportation has a similar system: pay for each kilometer you travel. The system is pretty complicated and user unfriendly (I lost twice 4.75€ due…
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Comment #939546
A mostly agree with your point of view. I would like to add that I think the author confuses generics with templates. The former is done using casting and RTTI, while the later is …
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Comment #914413
No linux version?
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Comment #914034
I usually downvote intentional bad or wrong answers (of course, I don't think others opinion are wrong answers). It's more to inform the poster that he/she generated 'noise'.
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Comment #902482
Can anybody explain what's the most rational decision? I believe that you should always call "steal". On average (assuming you don't know what the other person will choose) you get…
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Comment #892575
Homework? I had this assignment while studying Operating Systems Design during college. I can tell you I failed miserable. We used documentation from: http://www.beyondlogic.org/se…
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Comment #887635
Other: Archlinux
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Comment #887392
Interesting. I was working on the PSP problem for the "Son Of Darts" contest ( http://www.azspcs.net/Contest/SonOfDarts/ ). The contest asks solution for the third case (h << k) wh…
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Comment #886155
I've been involved in developing NAEV [0]. Some of its music is "stolen" from other games under CC license, and some was produced by players. You can start by borrowing music from …
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Comment #839476
.next() makes sense when you think that generators are also iterables and must support the corresponding interface. having () and .next() would violate Python philosophy: only one …
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Comment #834441
Interesting article! I had a similar idea to make sport bets & win money. So, do you know any site that aggregates bets from different bookies? Update: http://www.betbrain.com/ is …
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Comment #794261
I use 'terminator' a very nice terminal based on Gnome Terminal. If you like GT definitely you should try terminator as well.
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Comment #691308
I used Windows in the past, moved to Linux (right now, I'm using ArchLinux), also tried FreeBSD. My problem is that I have a laptop, and FreeBSD doesn't have to many drivers for it…
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Comment #608435
""" A much faster solution would be the same approach rsync takes with its "rolling checksum." """ I know this function is attributed to Bernstein and it's called Bernstein hash [0…