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961.
by GoToRO 10y ago
I go with the interruption :) if the employer doesn't care why should I?
962.
by GoToRO 10y ago
How do you slow down the loading of a page, like it's done in the article?
963.
by GoToRO 10y ago
If by "mainstream use" you refer to applications then maybe yes. If you refer to embedded use, for sure not.
964.
by GoToRO 10y ago
"Competitive salary" means "we pay the same crappy salaries as everybody else". Your salary will increase only if their competition increases salaries and people start to leave (hence "competitive").
965.
by GoToRO 10y ago
Some things that are missing and I do want to know: the exact location of the office, pictures inside the office so I can see the chair and desk I'll be using.
966.
by GoToRO 10y ago
Good conclusions! Fasting and trying to do any kind of work it's like trying to drive a car with the tank empty. Also fasting and sports do not mix. Fasting is putting a strain on your body and mind so if you are fasting you are alread
967.
by GoToRO 10y ago
The way I've seen it happen is this: you have some developers, some are good, some are not that good. The good developers leave, the bad stay. In time that bad developer will be the only one on the team that has 10 years experience. It
968.
by GoToRO 10y ago
That will not happen unless you saw a traditional manufacturer say they made a "badass fire stove car" :)
969.
by GoToRO 10y ago
How about... let's leave it alone? If you don't like it, don't use it. I like it.
970.
by GoToRO 10y ago
Yes. Tesla and others are the ones that are forcing them to act. If not for Tesla, they would just not change anything. It's easier.
971.
by GoToRO 10y ago
https://github.com/kingdido999/zooming
972.
by GoToRO 10y ago
BMW i3. Just look at that line under the window of the rear door. It's like the designer forgot how to draw for a split second and he never reviewed the design. Oh, and I never understood why you have to change the design for an electr
973.
by GoToRO 10y ago
Ever wondered why electric cars from established manufacturers are all ugly? that's why: they develop the technology but they don't want people to buy them yet. They are too good for the customer and they would not be able to make
974.
by GoToRO 10y ago
To edit you have to open the task first. To delete you have to drag the task over the bin and wait for it to expand.
975.
by GoToRO 10y ago
I used HotJar and it's pretty cool to see the actual website and the user navigating. This is a video of an actual recording a site owner will see: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Odc4k4KXjc
976.
by GoToRO 10y ago
On one map the road was straight, on another it was curved. That's why I made http://comparemaps.drona.ro/ to easily compare online maps. It turns out that the curved road went around the hill, while the straight road
977.
by GoToRO 10y ago
There is also a piloted gearbox which is a manual gearbox with some automation added.
978.
by GoToRO 10y ago
2 legs: I see mustache. 4 legs: I see sheep. 6 legs: I see spider. 8 legs: Oh, I see. It's an ant!
979.
by GoToRO 10y ago
The thing that is missing from all tutorials is that branches, tags and everything else are just pointers to a node in the tree. I.e. branches have no "content".
980.
by GoToRO 10y ago
Sometimes there is a 'true', sometimes there isn't. Sometimes the code is new, sometimes it is legacy code. You are making too many assumptions. When I see this I know that...
981.
by GoToRO 10y ago
Standards change. Don't they?
982.
by GoToRO 10y ago
That define is very clever: it always lands on it's feet! :)
983.
by GoToRO 10y ago
:) send me your billing details.
984.
by GoToRO 10y ago
Probably.
985.
by GoToRO 10y ago
It's not about initialization, it's more about specifying clearly what happens in all cases. Anyway the reason for which it would no pass review is that today you use one compiler, tomorrow you have to use another and then you hav
986.
by GoToRO 10y ago
I imagined that. I am more like "let me tell you exactly what I want" rather than relying on behavior defined elsewhere. It would not pass review where I work.
987.
by GoToRO 10y ago
https://github.com/baidu/bfs/blob/master/src/client/bfs_clie... std::string pad; if (path[path.size() - 1] != '/') { pad = "/"; } Else?
988.
by GoToRO 10y ago
Bill by value if you already have the product/feature, bill by hour otherwise because the client never knows what he wants/needs. This way you put some pressure on them to make up their mind.
989.
by GoToRO 10y ago
I don't propose to do it again in the future. I think it will come anyway no matter what.
990.
by GoToRO 10y ago
I see.

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