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Re:My Nightmare Interviews With Google
on Friday November 13, 2009 @07:27PM (#941144)
I once came on interview with a very big company, a lady that interviewed me slowly began to become medieval and very angry - for no reason, so I got afraid of her and just walked away myself, for goodnes sake. A guy before her was friendly.
Re:Minute mysteries
on Friday November 13, 2009 @05:33PM (#940976)
Feels a lot like urban legends.
Programming SEGA Genesis in 2009
Re:Why Idling Mind is Mother of Invention
on Monday October 19, 2009 @07:08PM (#891318)
In my cause it is Mother of Falling Asleep.
Re:Asm/C/Python/Lisp etc... coder looking for something new.
on Saturday October 17, 2009 @09:48PM (#887771)
PHP. I am serous.
Re:
on Saturday October 17, 2009 @09:47PM (#887770)
Not "NES processor", but "NES" itself.
"NES processor" is justa a 6502 cloned thousands of times.
"Basic time management software called Zodiac"
Re:JOP: A Tiny Java Processor Core for FPGA
on Saturday October 17, 2009 @12:12AM (#886622)
Some ARM's have support for JVM bytecode - so what?
Anybody heard about them?
Candian Computer History: FP-6000
Re:Using Erlang to Build Reliable, Fault Tolerant, Scalable Systems
on Monday October 12, 2009 @11:19PM (#878240)
It is interesting to observe how people abuse words, to the points they become distraction. "Java stack", "Erlang stack", "Everything stack"; "by means", "using" became "via". Modern articles are "massively leveraged via stacks" it seems like.
Music with hidden pictures (in its spectogram)
Re:Why MIT switched from Scheme to Python
on Tuesday March 24, 2009 @10:26PM (#531292)
Java's JIT - this part is really interesting.
Re:Why MIT switched from Scheme to Python
on Tuesday March 24, 2009 @10:24PM (#531288)
I beleive actually that s-expression are going to come back.
Clojure, Arc, R6RS - these are harbingers of the return, I think.