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Yes because teams are like liquids, just pour them in a cup and stir that stuff up. sigh

Here is my advice, if you think you are really that good, start your own company. Proof it, let the market test you.

Hm yes, I know some of these words

Your website is blocked on any major corporate network with a web-filter for using "dating" in your title, just letting you know.

That's like 4 Xerox drum cartridges?

That's not allowed either, see https://developers.google.com/glass/terms

"No Fees. You may not charge end users any fees or collect any payments in order to download or access your API Client, or in connection with virtual goods or functionality of your API Client."

No ads, no data collecting and no fees in any form if you use the Mirror API. Maybe these rules won't be applied for Glassware that doesn't use the Mirror API?

This should be the top comment and the reason why companies should disclose this information on time and more often. Just like you would block your card if you get robbed, you should block your card if someone steals your cc data.

You are asking how the human brain works, that's a whole different issue and I don't know what Kaggle is/does.

Sorry to burst your bubble but high-frequency trading is only viable and necessary for market makers. The end result of any type of algorithm you think of is always a curve-fitting function of existing data.

So basically successful tech people don't really work, they let other people work for them and get all the credit.

Most good developer books are like math books, you can't just read them you have to put the material you to practice to fully comprehend it. If you are going through developer books like novels you might be more of a software project manager type who needs to know all the jargon without truly understanding the meaning behind it.

Lesson learned, don't accept "market value". Squeeze every possible penny out of your deals.

This is why I don't understand why people use services like Google Hosted Libraries, it's a matter of time someone at Google pulls the plug or messes up breaking your website in the process.

> So even with raised voices, why were they considered a threat.

They asked to get near the pilot.. and if you think there aren't parents crazy enough to pull that in front of their kids you probably haven't heard of the westboro baptist church

United airlines is like a greyhound bus with wings. It attracts all sorts of crazy people who complain if they get kicked out.

/* Is this all it takes? */

PQconnectdb("host=127.0.0.1 dbname=-exploit user=postgres password=postgres port=5432");

More like obsoletion by not differentiating and competing against Google's spyware browser chrome. Instead they opt for a weak and lazy approach, it's just a matter of time now.

I would have agreed with you if Qt used something like the #pragma directive. Alas, they decided to inject keywords inside of the standard language which breaks every C++ compiler.

only crazy people study psychology

How will you develop and prove your theories in <field> if you never learned how?

Except for the fact that Qt is not as cross-platform as the standard C++ library. Qt also uses non-C++ features such as signals/slots which require usage of their own Meta Object Compiler.

Why not buy your own server and get it collocated?

Depends on the application, if you use a hash as a checksum you want it to be as fast as possible.

All I see in these libraries are standard data types which are already available in Python. Are these libraries even being developed by mathematicians? It looks like someone hired a bunch of first grade computer science students to chunk out wrappers.

Uncyclopedia has reported to fully support Conservapedia's stand on this issue.

The other problem is windows getting out of sleep mode to install updates without even asking.

I missed it as well, changing it now.

Firefox should enable AdBlock plus by default in the next update.

Haha, that's a really good name to use for your technology in South Africa. It's like Google fired its PR department a month ago.

You can also run commands using system("ls -hl"); in C/C++