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gte910h
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Comment #8125876
This feels like a way to export money from China.
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Comment #7956366
Supervised release often lets you move AFTER you find a job from what I understand via a friend who had an unfortunate intersection with the law as well. I'd imagine federal probat…
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Comment #7956232
I want to use Xamarin like http://www.remobjects.com/elements/hydrogene/ remobjects c# works. (Well, I guess I'd prefer to use it in F# too). How well does it work to ignore the .N…
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Comment #7941447
When you have that feeling, it means you know enough to recognize what you do not know. You've escaped the Dunning Kruger effect for now: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunning%E2%80…
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Comment #7941433
1> Do you have a "Real" CS degree? If not, doing a good portion of the exercises in some books on [compilers]( http://www.amazon.com/Compilers-Principles-Techniques-Tools-... ), [D…
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Comment #7925781
Right now you only have the choice of a transaction with chargeback guarentees and other credit card niceities. With something like bitcoin as an option, you have the option to dro…
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Comment #7893586
Harassment laws should be enforced on twitter as much as anywhere else. "Generally, criminal harassment entails intentionally targeting someone else with behavior that is meant to …
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Comment #7855704
MIT has pass fail for the first term. http://mitadmissions.org/blogs/entry/first_term_freshman_yea...
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Comment #7849692
Yes, the types. Strong types are far easier to optimize.
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Comment #7849407
These appear to be in line with unoptimized swift. mpweiher, can we have some gists of the proj or something for these numbers?
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Comment #7845358
>u. No, deleting your emails programatically because you haven't got around to reading them is not a good idea Archiving them is. You can't have more attention than you have. If pe…
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Comment #7845323
Google didn't bring Clojure to Android, some 3rd party did, and slowly. Scala appear to have the same story I think? (Large startup lag?) If you want functional on Android, I'm bet…
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Comment #7845304
No, but it can call it.
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Comment #7845299
Cocoa, the API behind iOS and Mac Objective-C, is the hardest part, and is still there. I suggest going through some detailed tutorials on building an X, so you get the feel for ho…
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Comment #7845293
I suggest http://www.raywenderlich.com/ and his fantastic books with examples. While I actually think I've been doing Objective-C longer than most of his writers, when there is som…
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Comment #7845281
Every single AAA studio uses C++ to write the smallest portion of their game they can in C++ . Then they put a sane, modern language on top of it many places, Actionscript at EA, P…
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Comment #7845272
Objective C is head and shoulders better to program in than C++. It's still got the same C warts that C++ does in a lot of place, but it is far simpler and less leaky than C++. C++…
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Comment #7845187
I'd say "Bring Scala to Android" would be more comparable? Bring Clojure and I'd say you're stealing a lot of developers away who think Swift is a half measure.
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Comment #7831580
Hey, leave those guys alone: It's Objective-C who has the biggest names of them all. It's class names that are huge anyhow in Java. Both are huge in Objective-C (class and variable…
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Comment #7802623
Could you go over the good solutions then? I have always heard there are about 4-5 "good but complicated" systems, none of which are easily shown to be best due to strategic voting…
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Comment #7799891
While I think this book has a beautiful premise, even 15 years ago when I read it, falsifiable parts already had been falsified from what I understood before reading it