LandR

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by LandR 8y ago
Yeah, same here. Would have no Interest in writing those emails and setup a filter to send them to bin on receipt too. I worked for a company that did cards, like thank you cards, or well done cards that you could give a colleague and these
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by LandR 8y ago
I think it's going to be another season of Mercedes dominating. As a Ferrari fan this makes me sad.
903.
by LandR 8y ago
Thanks for this!
904.
by LandR 8y ago
I use tree style tab along with tab suspender.
905.
by LandR 8y ago
Are you missing a 'not' ?
906.
by LandR 8y ago
> try more like "$1,000". Wow. Given your healthcare system and the potential costs of being ill combined with having such a low amount of savings / safety money. Losing your job could potentially terrifying in the US. Ho
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by LandR 8y ago
O/T but I hate how code pen won't render content if the browser doesn't send a referrer. Your link doesn't work for me, and stuff like examples on plotly site don't work... CodePen requires a referrer to rende
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by LandR 8y ago
THis. Solve your problem then write code. Problems solved by writing code almost always ends up with crappy / messy code / difficult to maintain code. The coding should be the easy bit, it's just implementing your solution in
909.
by LandR 8y ago
That is ugly. What he's doing is creating an anonymous function which takes no parameters and returns an int. That's what a Func<int> is, and then he is executing that function, that's the () bit after })) He could writ
910.
by LandR 8y ago
You are missing 'amp' off the end of the URL https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2019/feb/14/burning-man-...
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by LandR 8y ago
The thing I find is hardest about sitting and reading a book is the quietness and being essentially alone with my own thoughts. If I'm sitting watch a film / netflix etc, there is noise and that seems to distract my brain from goi
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by LandR 8y ago
Firefox reader mode kills all of this.
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by LandR 8y ago
> The server encountered an internal error or misconfiguration and was unable to complete your request. Just error for me.
914.
by LandR 8y ago
Yes, this is just seems like survivorship bias. Not a good way to start a business.
915.
by LandR 8y ago
I had hosting with fasthosts. I forgot my password at some point and going through the forgotten password flow ended with them emailing me my plaintext password... This was years ago, hopfully they've improved by now!
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by LandR 8y ago
TLDR; This is just a job posting.
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by LandR 8y ago
> https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/jib Looking up jib on a dictionary, none of the definitions sound like they make sense in this context at all. Oh well.
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by LandR 8y ago
> I mostly like go, but after working with it a bit more I realize there are a few jibs of which the cut I do not like. What is this supposed to parse to?
919.
by LandR 8y ago
We use MS Teams. It's always having to reconnect, the history doesn't work well, notifications are unreliable. IT's just terrible IME
920.
by LandR 8y ago
Most professional developers don't really learn to code, they actually just learn to hack shit together.
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by LandR 8y ago
I'd much rather have my own mp3 collection, and do, of thousands of tracks. All legally purchased, I don't steal music. I don't want to rely on a song being on a particular streaming service.
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by LandR 8y ago
> Javascript is logical (sort of...), and a lot like learning math. It's fairly easy to validate your output. It works well with the logical side of your brain. No, it really isn't. Some languages are, JS definitely isn't.
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by LandR 8y ago
I buy parmagiano-regianno and find it goes off and starts going moudly at the back (circular bit) after a couple of weeks. Do you keep it in the fridge, wrapped, what? How do you store it so it lasts so long?
924.
by LandR 8y ago
I know righ! They have always ended up devolving into a complete shit show.
925.
by LandR 8y ago
In a language like C# you still need to put those static methods in a class. Even extension methods need to go in a class (albeit a static class). It would be nice if you could define functions that lived in a namespace.
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by LandR 8y ago
No. I work in a shared office, but sometimes I'm the only person from my company there. So you can end up feeling like you are in someone elses office, especially if you are surrounded by larger teams. There is also very little to no i
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by LandR 8y ago
> I, personally, prefer simple. Simple systems takes more work up front, but are easier to read, reason about, extend, and maintain. I wish I could make people at work realise this. IT's all about do what is easiest now, rather than
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by LandR 8y ago
> Instead you want to build your functionality and identify where you have commonalities in state. Then you should start thinking, "Hey these are using similar state. Are they related? Would it be more cohesive if I grouped them tog
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by LandR 8y ago
I actually really enjoyed Bird Box. It's the closest thing we've got to a Lovecraft horror film.
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by LandR 8y ago
I'm also mostly a remote worker. Honestly, I try to go into the office as little as possible. I don't need a photo to help me trust someone though, I judge my colleagues on their work, I couldn't care less what they look like

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