TranquilMarmot

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by TranquilMarmot 11y ago
Anybody know of plans for a Visual Studio plugin?
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by TranquilMarmot 11y ago
I really don't mind the emails. It's the cold calls that bug me. I'll be sitting at my desk, happy and content and writing code, when my phone starts to buzz. "Odd," I say, "I don't know anybody from Massa
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by TranquilMarmot 11y ago
What about cygwin or mingw? They give you a pretty full-featured bash scripting on Windows.
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by TranquilMarmot 11y ago
This seems like it would be more lightweight flexible than something like angular. With angular you have to do everything with data attributes (which is fine for a lot of use cases) but this can be done in all js with "normal" HTM
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by TranquilMarmot 11y ago
I just drink a lot of coffee.
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by TranquilMarmot 12y ago
You still buy the books through Amazon, and download them from Amazon. Technically they're not an IAP, since with "traditional" IAPs the app store/play store would keep track of what purchases a user has made; with Kin
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by TranquilMarmot 12y ago
I'm curious about the paper quality as well- it seems like it would be way cheaper for me to do this myself and get it printed locally.
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by TranquilMarmot 12y ago
If you're writing a few hundred queries in a large appliaction, then that single extra method call will start to get awfully tedious to write over and over and over again. And talk about hurting readability, too... stream()! stream() e
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by TranquilMarmot 12y ago
We are the 0.1%! I love Lollipop and my Nexus 6 (also have Lollipop on a 2012 Nexus 7 with NO performance or WiFi issues and, in fact, increased battery life) All the changes made to Android since KitKat are very nice and welcomed (mostly
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by TranquilMarmot 12y ago
I almost looked up `Wicked Pictures` while at work, but (thankfully) stopped once I read a few of those URLs and realized... yeah, that's not something I want to be going to at work.
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by TranquilMarmot 12y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but this isn't a credit card number it's asking for but a gift card number. Should it still be secure? Sure, why not. Would somebody go through the effort to hack Starbucks to get gift card numbers? I
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by TranquilMarmot 12y ago
Google Now summons your car to pick you up in front of your office... ...and, upon entering, you're met with a horrific scene of blood, urine, and feces left behind by the previous person the car picked up. You sigh as you clean up the
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by TranquilMarmot 12y ago
It's my understanding that Git is pretty bad for storing binary files that change a lot since it has to keep a copy of every version of that file (whereas with plaintext it can just store the diffs). Now, maybe that's what you w
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by TranquilMarmot 12y ago
Agree about the background color... too dark.
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by TranquilMarmot 12y ago
Convenience? Price? Lack of competitors (other than Lyft)?
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by TranquilMarmot 12y ago
What is it? I don't have an Apple ID and have no interest in creating one.
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by TranquilMarmot 12y ago
The only part that actually has to be as thin as a credit card is the part with the magnetic strip. Below that (where the screen is), it could be as thick as they need and still be swipeable. So they could shove the battery, charging coils,
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by TranquilMarmot 13y ago
Isn't that sort of the point of git, though? To keep immutable records of progress being made on projects?
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by TranquilMarmot 13y ago
A financial analyst may not be able to critique my code, but he can certainly tell if my program works or not and offer his opinion on how it should work. His take on it is not invalid just because he doesn't know how to program. The s