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Stupid Template Tricks: Super Template Tetris
In which C++ templates are used to play Tetris at compiletime....
Hasnain says:
I still don't know why anyone would write tetris in C++ templates
Posted on 2015-07-03T19:50:01+0000
A Quick Puzzle to Test Your Problem Solving
A short game sheds light on government policy, corporate America, and why no one likes to be wrong.
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Posted on 2015-07-03T19:43:02+0000
Money remitted abroad for education taxed
ISLAMABAD: The government has imposed 5 percent advance tax on amounts remitted abroad for education purposes through Finance Bill 2015-16. The government was already char ...
Hasnain says:
This doesn't seem right. First taxing businesses 8% on gross revenue, a 14% tax on internet service, and now this.
Can't we just focus on actually, you know, collecting tax from the large majority that doesn't pay anything?
Posted on 2015-07-03T17:19:38+0000
72 hours to launch Celebrate Pride
The project was originally for internal use, started by two interns at a hackathon. A few days before the Supreme Court ruling, they decided to try to take it global.
Hasnain says:
Moving fast and not breaking things.
I'm honestly impressed at how fast this went out.
Posted on 2015-07-02T22:12:06+0000
A Dutch city is giving money away to test the “basic income” theory
"We think that more people will be a little bit happier and find a job anyway."
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Posted on 2015-07-02T11:38:46+0000
Made to Order - Futility Closet
Divide the number 999,999,999,999,999,999,999,998,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999 into 1 and express the result as a decimal expansion, and you’ll find the Fibonacci sequence presented in tidy 24-digit strings: (Thanks, David.)
U.S. Chamber Works Globally to Fight Antismoking Measures
The American trade group and its foreign affiliates pit countries against one another and lobby on behalf of the tobacco industry around the world.
MIT's Bitcoin-Inspired 'Enigma' Lets Computers Mine Encrypted Data | WIRED
MIT says it's found a new, more efficient way to blend data mining with the privacy protections of encryption.
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Hasnain says:
If only all compilers had error messages this helpful...
Posted on 2015-07-01T11:49:10+0000