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  1. Re:Functional programming?! on Do Programming Languages Affect Your Sexual Performance? · · Score: 1
    > What about lazy evaluation? It transformed my sexlife too


    How do you apply that paradigm?

    You get in the bedroom but never touch you wife since you can find your way to the shower without?

  2. Re:Functional programming?! on Do Programming Languages Affect Your Sexual Performance? · · Score: 1

    Purely functional programmin must be the thing I need in my sexlife - no side effects, you know.

  3. Re:384 downlink - just dream on 3G Cel Service Starts in Japan · · Score: 1

    I agree on this - the press and marketing just doesn't.

    Panu

  4. 384 downlink - just dream on 3G Cel Service Starts in Japan · · Score: 3, Informative
    I don't know what you call the 3G, but here in Finland it currently stands for GPRS (General Packet Radio System). You can see the really fast WCDMA in the blurred future only.

    In Finland the maximum bandwidth of GPRS networks will be something like 20 - 30 kilobits per second during the next few years. This is due to the lack of advanced coding schemas (the starndards are here for up to 155kbps but no-one has implementations) and not allocating all 8 timeslots of the communication channel for GPRS (this will, however, not be the case in other countries shere GSM is not used as much as here).
    However, if they really have the WCDMA working it's something very cool. And bloody expensive.

    Source: GPRS for Application developers course at Ericsson last summer.

    -Panu

  5. To be useful on What are Your Programming Goals? · · Score: 1

    My goal is to be useful to either yourself
    or the others. This means to produce software that
    makes life more funny or easier.

    Hacking an ultra fast kernel is nice, yes, but
    the real thing is to know that there's thousands
    of people saving time and money by using your
    program..

  6. Just remove them, think it as if you were MS on Microsoft Asks Slashdot To Remove Readers' Posts · · Score: 1

    Consider this:
    Pictures of you and the lady from next door having
    fun is being posted to a public site.
    However legal it would be to have them publicly
    accessible YOU wouldn't like the situation.

    There's no point in arguing just because it's
    Microsoft. It's clear that the posters have
    done something they shouldn't have done. By
    helping to correct the situation SlashDot
    would show it is a site of honour and worth
    respect.

    And no, I don't work for MS, it's just that
    I have a little humanity left.

    Panu