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gurtwo

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    Comment #42365797

    Casual sentences and mathematics/logic don't go very well together, and lead to ambiguities and interpretation if there are no clear rules defined beforehand. This reminds me of th…

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    Comment #40442980

    > Why would I ever use this instead of just using perl5 Because the syntax in Amber is way easier to grasp. For me that's a very strong selling point

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    Comment #33855061

    Some things that do work: > write a haiku about a toaster > write a haiku, then criticize it > pad thai recipe > can you korrect the spleeing errors in this sntence?

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    Comment #20799319

    AC is annty-christ

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    Comment #20697926

    Lisp is like the Latin of programming languages. Powerful, archaic, well-thought, elegant, venerable.

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    Comment #19415878

    I believe it was Dali

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    Comment #18061517

    I find it strange that people here are fixated with the solving software part. What's really cool to me in the project is the mechanical solution; fitting all the motors, axles, MC…

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    Comment #10015354

    Why don't we see the Moon's shadow projected over the Earth in the pic? I guess it has to do with the relative distances of the 2 bodies to the Sun and the Moon's penumbra or somet…

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    Comment #9770868

    So what are the real success/failure figures of the technique?

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    Comment #9754886

    Might be enough to just pretend they did

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    Comment #8656961

    The BSC has several interfaces. One of them is the APG, used for Operation & Maintenance. It's a Windows module, accessible by IP. The APG serves as a gateway to the node's core vi…

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    Comment #8241597

    As a spaniard myself, I can confirm this is an accurate description of what siesta looks like on most cases. Short nap on the couch after a coffee, for those who take lunch at home…

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    Comment #7898307

    Join a meetup.com group of movie lovers (or whatever you enjoy, but avoid too-geeky groups). Slowly get to know people attending the meetups. Just be nice. Don't be afraid to polit…

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    Comment #7108783

    I've ported it to Python: https://gist.github.com/reeesga/8580649

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    Comment #6602326

    I wonder, what should we do as individuals? Shall we refuse to take prescribed antibiotics for "minor" things, and let the body heal itself at the cost of some extra discomfort? Wo…

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    Comment #3240237

    At the telecom company I work for, this is called 'System Integration'. It takes most of our time.

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    Comment #2814523

    This reminds me of Flatland

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    Comment #2473691

    In Madrid (Spain), an engineer with 10 years of experience in a technical role can expect an average of 55k€ per year, before a 25% tax cut. Similar (or a bit lower) for a programm…

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    Comment #2318981

    I've worked in Dubai. I found the article pretty accurate. So much, that I was surprised to read on it the same analogies I've been doing myself to describe the country to my frien…

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    Comment #2316617

    I strongly suspect this is not due to an outage in the network, but rather intentional. Some years ago I worked on a project for a Japanese mobile operator to implement a system th…

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    Comment #2316613

    Yesterday's news said the mobile phone didn't work, whereas wireline network was still functioning. I strongly suspect this is not due to an outage in the network, but rather inten…

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    Comment #2291218

    I picked the seconds on my digital wrist watch, modulo 3, as a 'random' choice. 16-16-20. Far better than when I made the choice myself.