MrLeftHand

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by MrLeftHand 10y ago
Good title! :-) I know how it feels. My longest function which I had to work with was around 1000. And on top of that the author and all the others who had to work on it left useless comments how bad the code is etc... Well no shit Sherlock
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by MrLeftHand 10y ago
Sadly yes. I should have known better. Oh well, hope never dies.
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by MrLeftHand 10y ago
'so sad' as in, it makes you sad how I think of these things, or 'so sad' because you agree in some extent? Anyway, I think it's sad as well. The best example is to describe how our world works is where a job advert
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by MrLeftHand 10y ago
By calling it "fancy unicorn stuff" I mean, it is really hard to come by in real life. Because generally people avoid it and when they don't, they usually use it in a completely wrong way. I saw a Singleton pattern which made
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by MrLeftHand 10y ago
Maybe because Agile is not what it should be. Managers love it Devs hate it. And every place I worked in, no one could do it right. It's not helping at all. It helps the manager to have more tools at his disposal to annoy the team, but
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by MrLeftHand 11y ago
http://gizmodo.com/5902625/tupac-hologram-wasnt-a-hologram
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by MrLeftHand 11y ago
Blending in is only a question of having the app icon next to similar ones in colour and design. Also it could make it harder to find. I think the best practice is to make your icon stand out and not blend in. Which might be a bit interesti
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by MrLeftHand 11y ago
Try 4.1 mask with the rectangle base. I like 1.1, 4.1 and 4.2. Also I might lose the gradient from the X.2 versions.
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by MrLeftHand 12y ago
As all our stuff is held in the cloud - which I dislike very much - less and less stuff we want to connect to our machine. A few years back it was so annoying when they started to get rid of optical drives, but now nobody misses it. Soon we
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by MrLeftHand 12y ago
a) the more we venture further into the unknown the more cautious we can get, and we should get. Even, if you say, that's not the way it is. It might be better. Not saying it IS better, but might be... b) I just proven my point. Humans
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by MrLeftHand 12y ago
a)I understand it's a technical question. But as with every technical question, we have to ask what the changes will be on society. b)Mortality gives way to other minds to step forward like Stephen Hawking and others. Would have been s
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by MrLeftHand 12y ago
It is good to have someone living as long as possible who actually wants to make the world a better place. But, we all know who will be the ones actually benefiting from this. The ones who don't give a rats ass about anything, only sel
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by MrLeftHand 12y ago
It's not about giving up. It is about looking at mortality as some kind of disease and not a common thing that happens to all living beings. As a human, I am afraid of death as the most of us. I like to toy with the idea living forever
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by MrLeftHand 12y ago
May I ask why we need to battle mortality? People tend to forget our body's limitations and that all the extra years add to the end, not in the middle. Not to mention the implications it might have on reproduction. People wont want to
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by MrLeftHand 12y ago
I don't think it's a problem having a lot of interesting stories, even if they aren't related to hacking. For example I don't care about web development and Javascript, but you can see a huge amount of those sometimes. H
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by MrLeftHand 12y ago
We all feel this most of the times. I left my last company after a year, right after I managed to push one of my brain child through. It was a bit awkward because of that. But they recovered and so did I.
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by MrLeftHand 12y ago
I wouldn't worry that much. I'm a Java Developer from Hungary with 4 years experience behind my back when I came here to the UK last year. My first job was with 22K and over a year I almost doubled my salary. The problem is with w