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itsuart
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About itsuart
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Comment #23140075
Yeah, the one that begun with bloodbath of the Civil War, purges, forced collectivization, continued through disastrous wars and GULAGs only to die 80 years later with social degen…
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Comment #16624854
So, who is going to jail (or at least - trial) over this?
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Comment #14457688
Oh. Learned something new today, thanks!
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Comment #14457288
>All numbers are floating point But why?
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Comment #13239525
No, I don't. If foo is a (storage of) pointer to something, to get that something from memory I use dereference operator `* so *foo = 'a'; will write value of 'a' into memory at ad…
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Comment #13239350
I find that char* foo = NULL; char bar = 0; are preferable. Is there any reason one would want to smash N declarations into one?
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Comment #13239213
It was always puzzling to me why people stick to char *foo instead of char* foo foo is obviously a pointer to the char, not a char. It has different size and behavior.
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Comment #12794372
>Like smoke a weed, workout, work at a burger joint as a burger flipper and date my daughter's best friend. What a beautiful story!
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Comment #11707613
Casey said in one of the J&C shows that he tried to do the site in HTML & CSS but ragequit and wrote it in C.
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Comment #11359568
Hm...So, what conditions person needs to satisfy to elevate from ToS violator to fighter against colonial rule? Does 'fighter' status gives free pass on such violations? Are people…
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Comment #10130994
In Haskell I use Maybe's, Either's and their ilk (packing result code in returned data I guess?), in C - your usual boolean return values like this: bool parse_literal (ParsingStat…
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Comment #10128228
I think exceptions are very bad idea. Not nearly as bad as implicit nullability but comparable. Hacky emulations of exceptions... Well I don't want to be near such code. But that w…
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Comment #10073507
From top of my head. Fork of Chromium without: - all Google things - Non-browser things like accounts and pdf viewers. With: - attempt https if protocol is not provided - blocking …
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Comment #9963369
Is TV no longer a dominant channel for big budget film marketing?
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Comment #9917497
Well, Resharper is available since VS2003 if not earlier. It has what VS2015 has to offer and more. Including extracting code into methods and classes. I can't even image the pain …
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Comment #9916066
Whole new level of 'stop liking what I like!'? Also 'hacker' should have released everything and sent links to the media. That would close the site for sure. And would generate qui…
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Comment #9555434
Yes, they were. Many latter generation writers call them Teachers. Yes with capital T.
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Comment #8900177
I would like to chime in and say that if there is story, any story (or even no story) at all - there is manga about it. And interesting thing is, according to https://www.mangaupda…
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Comment #8741236
I'm not using any AV for like a decade. Cheap router is my firewall. Common sense is my "threat prevention".
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Comment #8019419
Seems I phrased my previous comment too vague, sorry for that. I'm aware of what REST stands for. My question is what advantages utilizing "obscure" HTTP verbs and headers with spr…
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Comment #8018428
I found using HTTP (a mere transport layer) status codes as part of an API very unnatural and wrong. It feels like bending TCP/UDP packets structure to implement FTP to me. And sho…
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Comment #7970211
VK is the social network in Russia and probably in whole ex-USSR.
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Comment #7572621
It's worth to note, that they can and actually do block addresses without court order.
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Comment #6724101
Not all of them, and I was asking is there some progress in this area. I wonder if I'll see a factory-less society and how it will look like.
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Comment #6724085
Wow. We are closer to future than I thought. Thanks for the link!