Not mentioning most sites which design is so f-up that they cannot recognize a number entered while in "hiragana mode" - and force users to switch between modes all te time...
Certainly not. Foreigner names may be "translated" into the katakana alphabet, which doesn't change much the number of characters (since full width katakana take each 2 bytes). Some foreigners get themselves a name in "kanji" (ideograms), but that name (unless it's the spouse name) has not official value.
Hitoshi Matsubara and his team at Future University Hakodate in Japan selected words and sentences, and set parameters for construction before letting the AI "write" the novel autonomously
So, basically the AI was given the sentences and was parameterized to arrange them. I'd need more to be amazed (especially coming from Japan)
My point is not that the code is buggy, the original few lines are in TFS here. And the code works.
The point is that even such a simple padding algorithm uses unnecessary variable and, all in all, is not well written.
Seriously, real programmers do not produce such crappy code var i = -1;// unnecessary var, assigned far ahead from use
len = len - str.length;// len -= str.length
while (++i < len) {// while (len-- > 0)
That depends on the % of people that were using a VPN/proxy in the first place. Unfortunately, Netflix is big enough to not care about a few % of users.
The Achilles heel of Perl is the references. Like in Java, JS and many others (PHP also but with copy-on-write) Perl should only have a references layer that is hidden from the dev perspective.
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It's not really a minor consideration. It's the fundamental way HP does business - everything from HP only memory to HP only boards to HP only drives.
Shit, shit and shit.
isn't this the way Apple is functioning?
If it was 90% female, the % would reach 50% pretty quickly. Similar to nightclubs, where women have free drink/entrance to attract more men.
Windows 10 anniversary
is actually Windows 2
Linus was incredibly lucky to be in the right place at the right time.
How many men could have been at the same place and time, and simply fail the job? (True for Linus Torvalds, also Bill Gates, etc...)
Maybe, but that'd be a reliable way to get rid of ISIS.
Not mentioning most sites which design is so f-up that they cannot recognize a number entered while in "hiragana mode" - and force users to switch between modes all te time...
The domain doesn't resolve, even the MX type.
Like most cultures/countries - the Japanese are deeply attached to their cultural roots and want to preserve their language/alphabets/kanji.
Certainly not. Foreigner names may be "translated" into the katakana alphabet, which doesn't change much the number of characters (since full width katakana take each 2 bytes). Some foreigners get themselves a name in "kanji" (ideograms), but that name (unless it's the spouse name) has not official value.
Cher is not allowed to fly, her tight skin may not withstand high altitude air pressure.
Maybe some dumb languages check for "null" (string) values. In PHP, // echoes 0 // echoes 1
echo "0" ? 1:0;
echo "0.0" ? 1:0;
No, because "Yamamoto" takes only 2 characters, two ideograms, one for Yama and one for Moto.
Hitoshi Matsubara and his team at Future University Hakodate in Japan selected words and sentences, and set parameters for construction before letting the AI "write" the novel autonomously
So, basically the AI was given the sentences and was parameterized to arrange them. I'd need more to be amazed (especially coming from Japan)
My point is not that the code is buggy, the original few lines are in TFS here. And the code works.
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The point is that even such a simple padding algorithm uses unnecessary variable and, all in all, is not well written.
Aaah, have to explain everything
Seriously, real programmers do not produce such crappy code // unnecessary var, assigned far ahead from use // len -= str.length // while (len-- > 0)
var i = -1;
len = len - str.length;
while (++i < len) {
That depends on the % of people that were using a VPN/proxy in the first place. Unfortunately, Netflix is big enough to not care about a few % of users.
But does he use Linux!?
That'd be the end of him!
Mine was not. Nope.
I made a "submission" about something that really annoys me since yesterday..
With that messy ground, i guess you may see whatever you want to see.. Did you watch a Peter Jackson movie recently?
__construct(), $this, -> for starters
You may like better the Christmas one .
Slashdot main problem is not server side, it's client side, mainly CSS
The Achilles heel of Perl is the references. Like in Java, JS and many others (PHP also but with copy-on-write) Perl should only have a references layer that is hidden from the dev perspective.
I see where you're going. C would be something like
puts ( sanitize_string ( get_POST ( "name" )));
Since a good langage comes with good libraries.