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by NateDad 14y ago
The formatting has been well thought out. The main problems with Python formatting are copy and paste problems, source control merges, and relying on the count of invisible characters to determine indenting. Any time you're merging two bits
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by NateDad 14y ago
Me too. I'm also not a Google employee, just love the language.
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by NateDad 14y ago
I thought lack of exceptions was a deal killer for me, until I started using Go... and then I realized how much better multiple returns is. You never have to worry about your code suddenly exiting out of the middle of a function if you don
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by NateDad 14y ago
Why is 37 cents too large for the granularity of a currency? In 1913 terms, 37 cents of today's money was the equivalent of 2 cents, only double their smallest coinage. Would you really be upset if any particular transaction was rounded up
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by NateDad 14y ago
I'm sure it doesn't scale perfectly. However, it is not unreasonable to think that lending small businesses money can spur job growth. If you need that 100k to expand your shop and pay for a new hire to help, it totally can work. This is ho
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by NateDad 14y ago
I don't really get the "legacy" systems bit. Are you passing around the person's password to every back end server? Why? Just auth once and pass around the user id. You should trust your internal systems, not require each system to reauth.
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by NateDad 14y ago
That's privacy, not copyright. Completely unrelated.
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by NateDad 14y ago
I thought this was going to be about code reviews. Instead it appears to be advertising submitted by someone whose account was created an hour and a half before this was submitted.
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by NateDad 14y ago
For those that say this is just USPS sucking in general.... my wife runs a small business that sends thousands of packages per year both in the US and international. The number of packages that have been truly lost numbers in the single dig
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by NateDad 14y ago
Noticed that it dropped off the "More" dropdown, and doesn't even show up under "even more". You can still get there directly, however: http://www.google.com/reader
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Google Reader is Already Gone(google.com)
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by NateDad 14y ago
100 characters seems a pretty reasonable compromise. Keeps lines from getting too long and hard to follow, but you're not splitting lines all the time just to keep under the limit, which also reduces readability. If you're having trouble fi
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by NateDad 14y ago
And the app engine only supports a single thread for Go, imagine if you could make it multi-threaded.
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by NateDad 14y ago
I think sales people are often overpaid, and developers underpaid. After all, the people creating the value and maintaining the product are the ones that are truly "selling" it. The sales people are just pointing people's eyes at what dev m
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by NateDad 14y ago
Man I hate getting recruiter emails... I get this vague description of the job for a "hot startup" or "well funded startup" or "established startup"... and I have no idea what they actually make, what the company is about, etc. STARTUP
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by NateDad 14y ago
I really hope my daughter gets into D&D, thankyouverymuch.
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by NateDad 14y ago
I am not a copyright expert, however I am familiar with the Lego Group (the company that produces Lego toys) ... the set is pretty old (1986), which means they're not worried about making money off it. If you just stick a disclaimer after i
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by NateDad 14y ago
Not to be a stick in the mud, but you're using a copyrighted image as your logo without any attribution or acknowledgement of the original owner of the copyright (the Lego Group). You should probably fix that.
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by NateDad 14y ago
Women should not have to stay sequestered in their own homes because some men are inconsiderate assholes. How would you feel if you were at a convention populated mostly by 7' tall gay weight lifters, and one of them shouted "Hey, nice ass!
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by NateDad 14y ago
Let me sum up: How to get banned from PyCon: 1. Get drunk 2. Heckle a female presenter during a public presentation 3. Light up a pipe full of weed in the middle of the audience The rest of the article is irrelevant.
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by NateDad 14y ago
Rules for using floats: 1. Don't use floats. 2. Never use big floats. 3. WHY ARE YOU USING FLOATS!?
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by NateDad 14y ago
This would make the Google Pixel actually worthwhile. Most of the complaints about the pixel were that Internet speeds aren't good enough to use the Internet as "local" storage. Well, now you can. If you're in Kansas City.
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by NateDad 14y ago
It's odd that your site isn't coming up in a google search for brombone. That's probably hurting you a ton. You might look into that. I've had even tiny pages come up pretty quick in google searches. Good luck to you, man. I am really glad
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by NateDad 14y ago
$642k is considered gigantic now? That's not that much bigger than my mortgage...
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by NateDad 14y ago
Honestly, that's not a very good representation of what gofmt can do. This is a much better example: http://research.swtch.com/gofmt gofmt -w -r 'x[i:len(x)] -> x[i:]' *.go Note that this is not a regular expression... it's looking fo
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by NateDad 14y ago
There's a parser in the standard library that makes parsing Go code simple (regardless of format). This is actually what gofmt uses, I believe.
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by NateDad 14y ago
Advertisement submitted by a newbie, first comment is by a newbie, 10 bucks says all up votes are from newbies.
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by NateDad 14y ago
Ideally there's little difference, like Google Reader. There's a web interface and a mobile app that syncs with it. (Do people really use a desktop client? If so, why? Seems like a relic of another age, like desktop email clients.)
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by NateDad 14y ago
"every one of us wonders if someone has written an API that can do what they’re asking for" You keep using that word, I don't think it means what you think it means. API: Application Programming Interface API == the interface, not the s
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by NateDad 14y ago
The real question is, how hard is it for someone to steal your ring without you knowing ? Because that's the only part that's important. As long as you know it's stolen, you can go in and deactivate it before the thief can do any real dama

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