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SuddsMcDuff
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12y ago
I actually found the opposite when I visited the US for the first time last year. I was slightly nervous about encountering the TSA as I'd read some absolute horror stories online (many through Hacker News). But I've got to say, t
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Agree with acid or mushrooms, everyone should experience this. Or DMT.
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12y ago
It's a woman
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12y ago
"whatever it is, it is higher than non US based exchanges". Riiight, because nowhere except the US imposes financial regulations. Hey remember that time Europe existed? What sets Coinbase apart right now is not what country they h
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12y ago
The last commit was Nov 5th, 2014 - a merged pull request :)
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12y ago
This has been done: http://ossperks.com/ On github: https://github.com/nikmd23/ossperks/
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12y ago
Looks like winkdex.com has gone down under the load
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http://www.kano.me/ is a prime example of this. It would have been the worst possible timing for them if the model B was discontinued.
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12y ago
As cwoac mentioned, Chocolatey is quite well etablished on Windows and has been for some time, it's not "some random dependency".
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12y ago
Love this! I'd also love to see a plugin which replaces the disgusting term "growth hacking" with its actual meaning - "marketing".
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"I prefer to actually visit my doctor where facebook doesn't get all the data about it." Unless of course the NHS sells it to them ( http://www.wired.co.uk/news/archive/2014-02/04/care-data-
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That would be quite clever. Remember he's a politician.
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I find myself quite conflicted as I agree with everything you say, but I am also one of the unfortunate people who's career is suffering due to rampant off-shoring.
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13y ago
Meanwhile, somewhere in Western Europe, someone gets made redundant.
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The best write up I ever heard for this approach (often called "primitive obsession" - http://sourcemaking.com/refactoring/primitive-obsession ) was in Object Calisthenics, an essay by Jeff Bay in The Thoughtw
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13y ago
Stick him in a polo neck and he looks like an Indian Steve Jobs...
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13y ago
Wow, a failed photographer with a chip on his shoulder blaming everyone else for his failure! He needs an attitude readjustment. If he was truly a great photographer people would be falling over themselves to give him money.
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My issue is that the title of the article suggests it's much more general in scope than it actually is. "And for everyone like you,... there is likely a person like me" - That would mean the article is applicable to 50% of C+
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I was interested in this until it became obvious it was going to be very games programming centric. That's too niche to be useful to me.
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I hope some of the work they've done filters back into Nemerle. A lot of people were very excited when JetBrains picked up the Nemerle team but it's not clear that they have any intention of supporting the project - they just want