Untit1ed

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by Untit1ed 13y ago
In conclusion, you should invest in time travel research.
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by Untit1ed 13y ago
Funnily enough he was referring to the fact that doubles are proper nullable objects, the inverse of a common reason for people saying that Java sucks.
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by Untit1ed 13y ago
Listening to notch umming, ahhing and changing stuff at random in a desperate effort to get his program to work makes me feel so much better about my own (similar) programming process.
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by Untit1ed 13y ago
This isn't a story representative of a generation, this is a story about one messed-up 30 year old. I can't think of anyone I know who can't figure out how to do laundry and homework in one day, and I don't think it&#x27
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by Untit1ed 13y ago
Reading this I had to repeatedly scroll up to make absolutely sure I wasn't just reading a Jolla press release... I'd love for this to be as great as it's described here, but I'll be waiting for an actual impartial revie
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by Untit1ed 13y ago
Oh cmon. There are thousands of tech jobs that don't pay that well and require all those skills. The difference is that when those companies go to find someone, they lie in the ad. How is being honest insulting? I'll bet there&#x2
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by Untit1ed 13y ago
They didn't absolutely need to, but the alternative would be finding a user with the latest commit in their local git for every single repository, which could be 150 different people, then getting them all to push those changes... it&#
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by Untit1ed 13y ago
I can see why he's annoyed, but at the end of the day he's got a reasonably well-reviewed app for the cost of $800 and a few hours arguing over email... still a pretty good deal.
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by Untit1ed 13y ago
Having worked on big government projects with big consulting companies, that's pretty unlikely. Government projects are usually undersold in order to win the tender and are subsequently delivered late and to a low standard, the differe
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by Untit1ed 13y ago
So a valid warrant with a judge's oversight on the public record? Isn't this what we're arguing should be happening for internet searches?
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by Untit1ed 13y ago
There's another page that explains what happened after - they offered him a job after he'd finished college but the video game crash ended up stopping that.
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by Untit1ed 13y ago
I'm not sure if I missed something, but the top answer says: The question is what happens here. The theory behind it is pretty easy and the good thing is, it explains what you have to do from any (meaningful) viewpoint. Let's use a simple
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by Untit1ed 14y ago
I strongly recommend Robbaz' Viking Space Program ( http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLD1262982675D497A ) for those looking to see what the game's about - particularly seeing as the game is not just about building the best rocket ever
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by Untit1ed 14y ago
It's reasonable to take the speed hit in order to make it more useful to more people, but the UI seems to be designed with fast searches in mind (for which it'd be perfect), rather than for the necessarily slow searches that actually happen
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by Untit1ed 14y ago
Finally a good non-ideological reason to use Firefox :)