Shanea93

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by Shanea93 10y ago
I don't think I was being pedantic. The parent poster was very clear, there was nothing there for me to overstate.
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by Shanea93 10y ago
My company just had to do it today in response to a critical security issue we identified in production. Saying that nobody should ever do it isn't realistic, sometimes things go wrong on a Friday, sometimes you can't afford to wa
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by Shanea93 10y ago
It's sad that this site uses SCSS for displaying the rules, I'm using it in production and fully understand it, but it's needlessly abstracting the rules for the sake of a few extra words in each declaration. That aside, thes
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by Shanea93 10y ago
As a sidenote, the USD to GBP currency figures shown in this article really show how much the pound has slumped over the last 6 months. Article: "£52,000 ($74,000)" Current day: "£52,000 ($63,020)"
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by Shanea93 10y ago
I imagine some of the inmates would kill to be the warden.
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by Shanea93 10y ago
Stop trolling PHP developers. How would you feel if your darling language received this kind of review? Honestly, PHP is a fine language to begin learning, it's very easy to get a local development server going for someone who barely k
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by Shanea93 10y ago
I'm from the United Kingdom, where Software Engineering is seen as a lesser degree to Computer Science, in the same way that building CRUD applications is popularly seen as lesser than compiler design.
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by Shanea93 10y ago
I presume you mean "we don't currently work with startups". This is more of a financial issue than an ideological, enterprise only issue, right? I'm assuming if Grail ( http://www.grailbio.com/ ) who launc
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by Shanea93 10y ago
You're probably going to encounter a lot of imposter syndrome imposed on you by the people around you - ignore it, you're just following a different track to the rest of your peer.
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by Shanea93 10y ago
"to circumvent security and break into (a network, computer, file, etc.), usually with malicious intent" Just because they didn't impress you by finding a side channel timing attack for the password hashing algorithm used by
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by Shanea93 10y ago
Anecdotally, I feel like this is how my older peers see me. I've been working (professionally) in this industry since I was 16 years old, I got my first job as a junior after tinkering with computers since I was 8 years old. At the age
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by Shanea93 10y ago
They aren't related as products, despite being developed now by the same company. There was an integration you could get (purchase, I think?) which allowed Lync to connect to the MSN network and chat to users of MSN.
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by Shanea93 10y ago
This is the day and age of removing headphone jacks to make a phone slimmer, taking away your disk drive, etc. Most companies care more about aesthetics than functionality at this point.
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by Shanea93 10y ago
Well, the good thing about Daraprim, the drug for toxoplasmosis, is that it completely cures you of the condition. So sure, your insurance will rise because you made a claim, but it won't raise that much, since you don't have any
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by Shanea93 10y ago
I'm not really sure you understand the situation. A pharmaceutical company makes a drug which they priced when they acquired it a long time ago, they're the only company which makes a drug for that specific condition. The drug is
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by Shanea93 10y ago
I wonder if the bitcoins he sent to the author in return for the cards were actually scammed from another unwitting party?
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by Shanea93 10y ago
Anecdotally, at 23, I don't have (and have never had) a father and my mother lives in another country, whenever I consider any decision and the morality of it, I ask myself "do I want to be the kind of person who does this? Can I
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by Shanea93 10y ago
This is probably because the state of Montana has a 90.6% white population and a 6.2% American Indian population. There are only 2,700 [1] black people living in the state, it looks to me like they're exactly showing the racial diversi
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by Shanea93 10y ago
Anecdotally, my Nexus 5x has a large, central bulge for it's camera and the sapphire glass doesn't even have any scratches on it after almost a year with no protector over any part of the phone. It's a shame they're disc
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by Shanea93 10y ago
Aon International Space Brokers ( http://www.aon.com/singapore/risk-services/products-services... ) covers liability for the payloads to be delivered, however, SpaceX shoulders the financial burden of losing the roc
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by Shanea93 10y ago
I've been thinking about this a lot recently as we come to hire our third software engineer, in a company which historically hasn't valued their engineers - but with our help has changed a lot in the last year. With myself being t
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by Shanea93 10y ago
This article starts with facts and then quickly becomes a rather vicious personal attack against Peter Thiel.
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by Shanea93 10y ago
Prenuptial agreements still have a value within the UK, they are considered intent towards your actions in the event of a divorce and unless there are significant extenuating circumstances leading to the divorce are normally honoured. As lo
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by Shanea93 10y ago
Here, fibonacci implemented in a single for loop (obviously, there's cruft in there to modify the array but there's no need for us to be facetious). Feel free to wrap function call around it if the procedural nature makes you feel
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by Shanea93 10y ago
And since then tools such as Composer and Symfyony3 have been released. It's been almost 10 years. Hell, even Magento2 isn't that bad, if you can look past the awkward dependency injection they're in the process of fixing. PH
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by Shanea93 10y ago
PHP7 has removed a lot of the old cruft and made some small improvements to PHP's idiomatic syntax. One great example is the removal of the mysql_real_escape_string function. http://php.net/manual/en/function.
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by Shanea93 10y ago
It's really easy to make up statistics on the spot with absolutely no source. I very much doubt that people would be getting paid to write any code if they couldn't implement a single for loop in their primary programming language
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by Shanea93 10y ago
This is a massive overgeneralisation of a humongous amount of people and man-hours of work. Why do you feel this? Do you have anything to back up this statement? Anecdotally speaking, I'm a Senior Software Engineer working with Go and
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by Shanea93 10y ago
I got an error while searching which contains a Laravel stack trace, in case anyone is curious what a small snapshot of their stack looks like: https://gist.githubusercontent.com/anonymous/efa644da4f2713b...