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Innocent until proven guilty or guilty until proven innocent...? Which one do you think is more reasonable..?
Started by Llama Swagger on
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Innocent until proven guilty becuz thats wat everyone says Ive never heard of guilty until proven....
Innocent until proven guilty is more reasonable, but in my pessimistic view of things, everyone is guilty until proven innocent.
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Hello,
I've noticed something about my coding that is slightly undefined. Say we have a two dimension array, a matrix or a table and we are looking through it to check if a property is true for every row or nested dimension.
Say I have a boolean flag ...
Started by Improfane on
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In a lot of other languages, there is a convention of puttng "p" ... .
In Ruby and Scheme you can use a question mark in the name: isThisTrue? .
Then it's answered "yes" or "no" but it's always meaningful .
Make the property name something like isThisTrue.
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Are there any scientific studies that have compared agile to other software development methodologies? I think agile is a nice way of working, but is there any scientific basis for it?
I'm looking for something like this , except this study only deals...
Started by compie on
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No, it's not scientifically....
What is proven reports).
They're almost impossible to do.
So what I'm trying to say is, don't believe studies that have "proven" that one methodology/tool/anything works better than others.
Many more factors.
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I have been looking for cloud computing / storage solutions for a long time (inspired by the Google Bigtable). But I can't find a easy-to-use, business-ready solution.
I'm searching a simple, fault tolerant, distributed Key=>Value DB like SimpleDB ...
Started by Martin K. on
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Instead.
You might want to look at hypertable which is modeled after google's bigtable .
Battle proven.
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Suppose that a group wants to encrypt some information, then share the encryption key among the group members in a way that requires the consensus of the group to decrypt the information. I'm interested in a variety of scenarios where the breadth of consensus...
Started by erickson on
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Shamir's secret sharing The wikipedia article links to some actual code, as well as the original academic... .
I've seen code implementing it on the internet, but have never seen actual applications .
I have always been fascinated by this secret sharing technique .
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Has rihanna proven herself as the greatest female singer ever? She comes out with hit after hit
Started by Jeremy on
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If anyone has done ....
Bahahahahahahahaahahahahahahahahahahahah… She makes hits, but there's no way that's true about her being the greatest because she's awful to listen to live Source(s): her killing my ears durning live performences I do not think so .
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Proven solution to dual PPPoE over one ADSL line Dual PPPoE over one ADSL line
Platformity has identified and proven a solution to achieving dual PPPoE over one ADSL line
Started by QuintonB on
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Originally ....
Route sentry/pppoe splitter is well-known to windows users an us Linux users never had any issue dialing two connections and then splitting .
It's just not possible to sync two modems on one line simultaneously .
It's always been possible...
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Atheists: Do You Believe In Anything Not Proven Scientifically? ie. Ghosts? Loch Ness? Bigfoot? Space Aliens? Boogiemen?
Started by Juan Aye on
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Source(s): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drake_Equat… proven scientifically
does any believe anything as ....
See Drake Equation.
Banal everyday things, for example the probability.
Sure, I do believe in some things not proven scientifically.
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Other than the obvious, sleep more, less stress, decrease alcohol?
I heard Zinc increases test levels, but is there anything else PROVEN to increase test levels?
Started by Max_Rep on
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Zinc increases test levels, but is there anything else PROVEN to increase test levels?
Zinc acts.
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