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Using two hands you can represent up to 1024.

Well, in a team with a bunch of programmers each with their own preferences is kind of tedious to talk and enforce a single formatting standard... So, I just make sure a small script runs #astyle -A2SKnjfUHpk1cn -R .h .cpp before their commits .. and it made my diff look much nicer.. I don't really discuss tabs or spaces anymore..

I never thought that such styling would really matter much ... I wonder how much a developer using a beautifier earns in average..

Anyhow, statistics sometimes brings up some weird conclusions.

I refer to this as "GCC - Google ConfliCt".

"...he passed some climbers who had spent the night on a ledge. He did his best not to wake them ..."

per second.. it would be a more suitable scale

Thanks ! I love you guys.. Qt/QtCreator make life a lot easier.

Sir. Daugman has left the job incomplete.. there still space for research. "Liveness" checking is of course a challenge in such cheap and simplistic setups.. Anyhow, for operator-attended application scenarios it is still ok. On the other, I see biometrics as a convenience feature in physical or logical access control scenarios (As long as the security level is at least equal or higher than conventional methods).

> it doesn't seem India offers significant incentives to setup manufacturing..

It might change once local industry warms up attracting the supply chain.. also local software companies/developers will respond to the stimulus.. India has all ingredients to create a great ecosystem.

Hey, that's cool ;) IMO, this approach is the most innovative idea on how to merge mobile and desktop experiences. I expect other companies following the same approach.

In theory we are less vulnerable by disabling Windows and installing other OS... but I guess .. just in theory..

Unbelievable :D

Purists like me would do to a simple text editor (in my case Sublime) and command line tools.. Anyway.. I will give it a try... it's nice to have a competitor IDE to xCode, although they don't look like targeting the same audience.

Or because it behaves just like a pidgin..

We've tracked down in all sort of ways while awake ... now are we going to be tracked also while sleeping? We should try to figure out how to not be a data source without being paid for..

It is a valid point of view. Although perspective and proportionality are equally valid as well.. Apple invest in anyone else but themselves.

It makes me wonder.. how much Apple invest in China currently?

So.. 0.3% of their cash pile?

I'm not sure what they mean by "interface"..

Great job! That was for sure a missing package for Linux. Side comment: the author seems to work 24/7 for his open projects(!).. im very impressed.

Yeah, that is right. A bug can only be fixed once it has been found.. the question now is whether the rate of bugs found is greater than the rate of insertion of new bugs (which I guess is proportional to the number of new lines of code). If not the future is going to be terrible.. :D

We're waiting for the manifestation of all manufacturers and cloud service providers, which is equally important at this moment.

"Has the US stolen it? Has someone else stolen it?"... to complete your line of thought I would make one more question: Has it ever existed? The whole thing about gold lies in the impossibility of speculation. Of course, it doesn't hold if one single institution controls of all of it...

If you can afford data and computing power, dpl is the way to go... you don't need to think much to get the thing done quickly.. but in my eyes , having a suitable mathematical description to a particular problem always give you useful insights with respect to the problem, variables and its relationships and this is actually what most of us are looking for..

If you are lucky enough...

If a Nobel prize equivalent existed for software developers to recognize their immense contribution to the field, Tatu Ylonen would deserve it for sure. It's great to know stories like this one.

Just a side note, off topic: I was that king off person who had a shelf in my house with 300 printed books (and some more stored in boxes in the basement).. it was always a pain when I had to move to a new apartment! After the e-books and pdfs came by we got a lot of flexibility .. now it's easy to have 3000 volumes in the hard disk. You can literally carry a library with you.. I ended up giving away most of them, apart if some classics (e.g. The art of computer programming from Knuth, Operating Systems, from Tanenbaum, and some other classics for image processing..) The only thing I miss very much is that I loved the feeling of picking up one at random and expend a couple of hours ... I just can not have the same feeling with e-books.. :(

The best way to learn is teaching ...

The day my "job" as a programmer disappear I will take my stuff and expend my time fishing all day in Alaska... Actuality, I'm looking very much forward to that.. :)

Profound and inspiring! Thanks for your input.

Counter Argument: Please answer the question: 1+1=? Congratulations, you are a computer.

(And that's probably a very difficult question, considering you had to acquire the concept of symbolism, numbers and relationships)