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That's my immediate understanding of KS also. I am honestly baffled that people expect hard promises from creative projects. I give projects my money because I have money to spare and want to give them a chance to succeed. Nothing more.
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Don't be intimidated. The only way to learn is to do. Just keep in mind that a library takes a surprising amount of time to make "good enough". The most frequent sin in library design is to knock something up in a weekend, check that it sor
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Warning! Are you sure you wish to add a confirmation dialog? [Ok] [Help] [Cancel] http://www.plyply.com/rants/areyousure/
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14y ago
Authorize this app to: * See who you follow, and follow new people. * Update your profile. * Post Tweets for you. No thank you.
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14y ago
> zealots That word has no place in technical discussions.
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I agree that's probably why - for all the studies not showing any concrete harm from hashish use, I've yet to meet an avid hashish user who can count to 100 without assistance. But still, they should at least say that . "The effects of ha
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14y ago
Disregarding the pro/con heroin issue, this article also illuminates that anti-drug campaigns are having a "facts crisis". If you say "x drug is bad for you", you should also be able to say why and how. To memory-quote from a pregnancy lea
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It has far more mobility and longevity that any machine we're able to produce at the moment.
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No, these are all walkable.
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> In general, shortest would be fastest for walking Traffic lights, crime-addled regions, embassies ( I wouldn't dare jog towards a guarded embassy carrying a backpack), loose gravel paths. All these will slow down walking considerabl
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That's basically a "Monkey Cage" answer. http://paws.kettering.edu/~jhuggins/humor/banana.html
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For left-CTRL you can often just rest your hand on the CTRL while hitting the key with the index finger. :)
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> This really means that while this dude was goofing off How these people balance their work/life ratio is really none of your business, especially since you don't know any details.
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I think you're really on to something here. A root problem of this is that a lot of legitimate software communicate via random popups out of the blue - training users to just "do what the computer says". People are used to the computer bei
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I wouldn't be surprised. Some fairly large banks here in Norway have at times ran with a not-completely-valid SSL certificate - making the bank login indistinguishable from a man-in-the-middle. Answer from their phone support? "Oh yeah when
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> all the things real Python programmers care about Guess I'm not a real programmer, then, since I find proper Unicode handling to be a welcome feature, and find the implementation in Python2 is painful.
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> I wonder how burglers use social networking. Allegedly, they do pay attention to tweets from people they can find the home address of. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/news/8789538/Most-burg...
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"Users may be experiencing difficulties accessing Twitter"? Weasel words are so annoying and unnecessary. "Twitter is down." would do.
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Such binary arguments bother me - Things won't degenerate to complete and utter chaos unless you go and add strict rules for everything. Good developers tend to follow the style of code they're in, and over time converge on a consistent st
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> The other common proposition is that dynamically typed languages are faster to write in than statically typed languages. This part is also very tricky, as most of people's hard-earned experience with this is (almost by definition) ol
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Any development environment where there exists a rule on Braces versus Indents is a place I'd stay well away from. Put braces where they make the code readable. Use indents instead where they make the code more readable. And if you do
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> They discover bugs by testing random programs against multiple compilers. If the result from any of the compilers disagree, then there must be a bug. How does this make sense? If the result differs from the specification, it is a bug.
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Occam's Razor isn't "jump to simple conclusions" or "don't bother thinking about it". It's a rule of thumb stating that you should pick the simplest of two equivalent explanations. In this case there aren't even any proposed explanations
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A "buy everyting and shut up" button sounds wonderful. :) I'll have to try out your app as soon as I get my tablet back.
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Car loans and mortgage offers, for some absurd reason. Probably targets my Google account. Consequence of the "monetize by throwing some ads at the user" insanity I guess. Anyway, I was talking about apps in general. Any well-designed ca
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> I am also getting mixed feedback about buy buttons Personally, I prefer approach where there is a free version with ads, and a non-free version with no ads and no buy buttons. Alternatively, some apps simply have the full version
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Thank you! I did thorough research trying to find something like that in the Android Market, and didn't think to look again after the rebranding. Hope they work on promoting that feature more. This could reduce the number of games whose c
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So basically, I can pick up hitchhikers and then ditch them 20 miles away from civilization at 03:00AM. I provided the service for free, after all. They have no reason to complain.
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Very striking and interesting similarities to the "Women in Tech vs Brogrammers" discussions.
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Coming Into The Closet - sexism in a female-dominated environment
(notsolonelylondoners.wordpress.com)
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