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bvdbijl

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    Comment #11319927

    I'm getting a MySQL connection PHP exception, which includes most of the database password... You probably want to change it

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    Comment #6044121

    That sounds super cool, I'd love a write up

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    Comment #5977666

    Yeah I thought that was just disrespectful. Thousands of hours were put into those satellites by scientists and the only thing they can say is that there's a neat explosion...

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    Comment #5965559

    The difference is that it's not required and you can play the game still. Also, most of the vile people on XBL are just little kids whose parents pay for their subscription

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    Comment #5947277

    No, because it combines cars to generate new ones. Better performing cars have a larger chance to become a 'parent'. You should check out the source, it's suprisingly readable

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    Comment #5860902

    I agree and you'll have to pry my self-built pc from my cold dead hands but my computer is super huge and hard to take with me, the design of the new Mac Pro is super neat

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    Comment #5856113

    Please show me a device that's comparable to the new Mac Pro... So much performance in this small of a form factor is pretty innovative

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    Comment #5756695

    I wouldn't really call that a great analogy, a better analogy would be if you record a video of you showing the insides of the car and going on a trip where you describe how the ca…

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    Comment #5732529

    Please note that the keys will not be truly deleted, because they are still in the GIT history

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    Comment #5729265

    Maybe you should do something other than alert() the CSRF exploit, I can't copy it under Windows

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    Comment #5728433

    I don't think you could actually change the layout, you would have to be moderator of that subreddit to do it

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    Comment #5719269

    They are however the first the ship, and that's what counts

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    Comment #5717704

    Mitm=man in the middle

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    Comment #5717699

    Yeah. There are so many positive possibilities yet a large group of people still choose to focus on the negative side. I hope this can change one day

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    Comment #5706294

    Yes, unless your code is very I/O bound using threads won't speed up your Python application

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    Comment #5640765

    Do you have a link to that interview?

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    Comment #5625069

    one explanation might be that the posts were deleted because piracy isn't tolerated on those forums

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    Comment #5586783

    Different ways for different people, I'm just talking about my own experience

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    Comment #5586492

    Well it's just that to support another language they need to make solutions for every problem in that language to test that it's actually possible and they don't want to do that. a…

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    Comment #5586228

    It's why IOI ( http://www.ioi2012.org/competition/rules/ ) doesn't allow interpreted languages, because they are (or at least when the competition was first held were) just too slo…

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    Comment #5586115

    Yeah sure. It's just that for performance reasons some languages really are better than others.

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    Comment #5585823

    Yep, in a competition you want a language that had as little magic as possible. Languages like Ruby (not necessarily dynamic languages!) are just not really suitable for it

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    Comment #5585750

    In my experience the speed decrease isn't worth it during competitions. I heard some talk about allowing Python at the International Olympiad in Informatics http://www.ioinformatic…