ChristianGeek

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by ChristianGeek 8y ago
Tests should be testing behavior, not implementation (this was the original intent of unit testing but it got sidetracked over time).
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by ChristianGeek 8y ago
Your DDD link is dead (so technically it’s a DDDD link :)
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by ChristianGeek 8y ago
Which has just as many (if not more) trials and tribulations as the gaming industry.
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by ChristianGeek 8y ago
For 80%.
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by ChristianGeek 8y ago
Just as paved roads fuel smuggling.
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by ChristianGeek 8y ago
"An Elusive Whale Is Found All Around the Tropical World"
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by ChristianGeek 8y ago
You really need to clarify the pricing quickly. As it is now, if I signed up for the $4.95 offer and it got changed to $8.95 after three months I’d be pissed.
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by ChristianGeek 8y ago
It also doesn’t include any of the autopilot features. Add $3,000 for the basics, $8,000 for full. And $4,000 for AWD. Oh, and $1,500 if you want anything but black. (All the same prices for the 3, but still something to consider.)
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by ChristianGeek 8y ago
“Loose” is the opposite of “tight,” “lose” is the opposite of “find.” Easy to remember because the opposites have the same number of letters.
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by ChristianGeek 8y ago
Mistaking boredom for peacefulness is like mistaking a placebo for a cure; if the net effect is what you’re going for, it doesn’t matter.
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by ChristianGeek 8y ago
“Happiness is not having what you want, but wanting what you have.” - Rabbi Hyman Schachtel (1954)
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by ChristianGeek 8y ago
The killer feature that vaulted Java to the top was cross-platform compatibility (regardless of the flaws), including AWT and Swing. Source: Have been coding in Java since 1.0.
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by ChristianGeek 8y ago
In short, no. It is based on the experience of 3 former CIA officers and theories and methodology one of them has developed as a result.
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by ChristianGeek 8y ago
https://imgur.com/a/OSoxS9v
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by ChristianGeek 8y ago
This one also lets you look at Stack Overflow and Reddit mentions.
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by ChristianGeek 8y ago
Calibre is fantastic for converting between eBook formats, but it’s a mediocre reader at best. (ITunes for eBooks is an apt description in this regard!)
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by ChristianGeek 8y ago
This is awesome...robotic space whaling! The next “Moby Dick” will be about the quest for the Black Knight.
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by ChristianGeek 8y ago
It’s dog hours, right?
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by ChristianGeek 8y ago
Yep. I’m 57 and I still hate all forms of exercise thanks to my experience in gym class.
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by ChristianGeek 8y ago
Check out logotournament.com
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by ChristianGeek 8y ago
Because a tiny apartment in the Bay Area is going to cost you as much as a McMansion in rural Kansas.
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by ChristianGeek 8y ago
I like the forwarding idea, not only because of privacy issues but also because I can easily forward emails from account types they don't support.
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by ChristianGeek 8y ago
DataGrip is to DBeaver what IntelliJ is to Eclipse.
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by ChristianGeek 8y ago
Love DataGrip...was a big Sequel Pro fan until I started on a project with PostgreSQL and found DataGrip. Haven’t looked back. (I’m now using DataGrip for MySQL as well.)
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by ChristianGeek 8y ago
Here’s the root link: http://blog.fogus.me/2012/07/25/some-lisp-books-and-then-som...
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by ChristianGeek 8y ago
It’s not the case in Southern California, either.
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by ChristianGeek 8y ago
You make someone above you with an ego look bad.
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by ChristianGeek 8y ago
Same here. I still remember when I first booted it up and ran a demo app (video playing on all sides of a rotating cube), how much it put OS 9 to shame in terms of responsiveness and performance. I’m still pissed that Apple went with NeXTST
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by ChristianGeek 8y ago
That (quoted) is a bubble statement if I’ve ever seen one.
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by ChristianGeek 8y ago
There are only 49 million homes in Japan according to Google. 8 million abandoned homes means that almost one in six homes are abandoned. Is that possible?!

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