BudVVeezer

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by BudVVeezer 13y ago
That can't happen on the internet; it's against the law.
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Microsoft's GoingNative2013 conference live stream(channel9.msdn.com)
1 points by BudVVeezer 13y ago|1 comments
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by BudVVeezer 13y ago
That depends on what the rational person can afford. When they're thinking "500$ means I don't make my house or car payment this month and I'm not certain how I'll feed my family", they may say "I'll
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by BudVVeezer 13y ago
In honor of this news: developers, developers, developers, developers...in techno. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t6ZarKIKpSA
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by BudVVeezer 13y ago
Not directly, but who do you think runs the jails and lobbies for stricter laws to fill those jails?
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by BudVVeezer 13y ago
Better still if it also threw in semi-random "safe" search terms to further confuse the issues.
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by BudVVeezer 13y ago
That must explain my bank's insistence on not having passwords greater than 9 characters, without spaces or most "special characters." They take security seriously!
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by BudVVeezer 13y ago
Don't worry, I don't take your tone personally. :-) I usually only go for half a day (4ish hours), and I wouldn't be surprised if I pay less than the usual turnover rate over time. However, given my locale, it's not un
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by BudVVeezer 13y ago
Perhaps in busier cities, but since I live in central Maine, that's not necessarily the case.
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by BudVVeezer 13y ago
As a telecommuter, I recognize when I go work from a coffee shop that I am using their resources. But that's why I 1) buy stuff while I'm there, and 2) tell all of my friends what a great place it is. If one of my local shops pul
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by BudVVeezer 13y ago
Xojo (formerly REALbasic) fits the bill: http://xojo.com/
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by BudVVeezer 13y ago
Replace int with long long on a 32-bit system, and the stance remains the same. But you are right, as written it is thread safe in the given context. :-)
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by BudVVeezer 13y ago
It could rely on another variable for computation, and that other variable could be accessed outside of the function. Eg) class c { int m1; public: void set_m1( int i ) { m1 = i; } int calc( int i ) const { return m1 * 10; } }; calc
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by BudVVeezer 13y ago
Dynamic arrays will be in C++14. http://isocpp.org/blog/2013/04/trip-report-iso-c-spring-2013... That being said, you are correct that it would be good to see warnings in something other than just -pedantic for that.
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by BudVVeezer 13y ago
Except that can break compiling projects as well due to /WX (treating warnings as errors).
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by BudVVeezer 13y ago
It would be really interesting to view some statistics as to how accurate the test is across participants. It guessed I was 29 when I am 34, which seems relatively close -- but how do I compare to others in terms of error?
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by BudVVeezer 13y ago
#llvm on OFTC
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by BudVVeezer 13y ago
You should try coming into Bangor for the Maine Hacker Club meetings; we host them weekly and it's a great way to network in the middle of nowhere. ;-) http://www.hackmaine.org/
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by BudVVeezer 14y ago
I am reminded of Penny Arcade, oddly enough. http://www.penny-arcade.com/comic/2004/03/19
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Pictures from a Developer's Life(onemenny.com)
1 points by BudVVeezer 14y ago|0 comments
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by BudVVeezer 14y ago
That's more what I was going for -- a nice, short URL I can send to someone.
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by BudVVeezer 14y ago
Is there a way for me to get a link to a pre-configured JFDIN command? This would allow me to make a work item for entrenched coworkers and send it to them. ;-)
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by BudVVeezer 14y ago
Am I the only one who read that and thought "perhaps you should have paid attention to what you were doing?" I know it sounds dickish, but seriously, why not own up to the fact that not every user interface is tailored to you, and that som
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by BudVVeezer 14y ago
I'm a bit amazed by how efficient my wood boiler is -- I can run it for several hours off a few logs, while maintaining about 175 degrees in the boiler. On a good day, I end up burning less than a log an hour to heat my entire house, includ
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by BudVVeezer 14y ago
Same is true in parts of the US as well. Here in Maine, it costs 3.80$/gal for heating oil, but you can get wood for 100$/cord. This means I can heat my house with oil to the tune of about 3k/year, or wood for 400/year.
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by BudVVeezer 14y ago
+1 to this as well -- I've been telecommuting for ten years now, and it's always been my view that I have to find the communication mechanism that suits the situation, not the other way around. I think because of this viewpoint, I don't ge
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by BudVVeezer 14y ago
Being in a position where we could prove you wrong would cause us to break multiple laws.
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by BudVVeezer 14y ago
Born and raised in the Midwest, moved to SoCal for two years so my wife could complete her master's. We both absolutely hated the area, moved back out to "the sticks" and haven't looked back. Cost of living is lower, quality of life is hi
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by BudVVeezer 14y ago
I'm shocked how many telecommuters live here in Maine; and dismayed at the number of companies who think we actually want to move to the Valley.
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by BudVVeezer 14y ago
If you have to get congressional approval anyway, why not attempt to fix the underlying problem by not requiring all employee pensions to be funded up front ? IIRC, that's the crux of their financial woes because it ties up billions in a

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