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Comment #43193043
Lol, thanks for that, was worried I was being too negative!
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Comment #43188150
I studied “computation” at Oxford 92-95 while CAR Hoare was still there and basically all they taught us about computers were these formal methods. They actually thought it would r…
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Comment #26881811
Actually it goes straight back to the Apple TV remote without having to unlock. Not sure what the time limit is but it works after the device has gone to sleep and otherwise locked…
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Comment #26122292
6% return peak bubble to peak bubble is in no way reassuring.
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Comment #12075200
Am I unusual in being constantly surprised when people assume time's arrow in everyday conversation? I can never quite accept the sheer oddness and asymmetry of it.
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Comment #8879591
Nope, that really was the end of the story.
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Comment #8595399
Yes, it works for writes and support is built-in to current processors. It's faster than conventional file access.
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Comment #8590557
Is that fundamentally different from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Memory-mapped_file ?
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Comment #7791637
Especially weird considering the hack is totally unnecessary. You can take a picture without making a shutter sound using AVFoundation.
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Comment #7442390
Gizmodo says this uses GPS but there's no way that's accurate enough, is there?
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Comment #6078156
What a pros-and-cons evaluation of a culture misses is that cultures are "self-modifying code", with the weakest attributes constantly being revised. Few cultures are modernising a…
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Comment #4254581
I was 99% sure our advisors had screwed us before they came in with the 20% lower offer.
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Comment #4246351
When I sold my company, our own advisers (not Goldman but a famous name) did something which in my opinion is much worse -- I'm 99% sure they told the winning bidder that we'd been…