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by V-2 7y ago
Text-searching the Settings often hangs on me, too (on more than one machine).
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by V-2 7y ago
Or simply customize it at no cost. I've just put some large stickers at the bottom of my bag (normally invisible, but in plain sight when on the conveyor belt). Honestly I didn't have any such problems in mind; did it mostly for m
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by V-2 7y ago
Magic strings and numbers all over the place are less likely to be refactoring artifacts. Of course he's only human, but it wasn't me who picked this little (80 LOC) file, of all the codebase, as an example of code being like &quo
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by V-2 7y ago
I'm admittedly not proficient in C++, but I can't see what's beatiful about the code. Looking at the specific example you linked to... inconsistent formatting and "magic values" aside, what's the point of, say
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by V-2 7y ago
> multiple people have suggested a different interpretation: old code bad, new code good. However, since that would be a similarly invalid value judgment, the argument below is still valid Well: if you regarded the removed code as bet
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by V-2 7y ago
I come across the reverse version, too. I mean, the fallacy of labels - situations just like your example, but where (say) Agile methodology was INDEED not properly followed, despite being branded as such.
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by V-2 7y ago
> That bovine hormonal content and fat content is not meant for human consumption, humans only adapted to digest it about 10K years ago 10,000 years isn't a short time. The same could probably be said about potatoes or cereals. &
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by V-2 7y ago
Pretty sure they meant "more than half a century".
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by V-2 7y ago
Unless there is some type of allergy involved, I don't see much of a reason for preferring plant milk over cow's milk. The ingredients list for plant "milks" is often quite long, containing thickening agents and whatnot.
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by V-2 7y ago
It's not practical to use them in the long run, you pretty much have to memorize them to be able to meet the company standards for till speed. And memorization is expected by the management. At least that was the case when I used to wo
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by V-2 7y ago
In Poland it's pretty common to do shopping in Germany, if you live close to the border.
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by V-2 7y ago
Still used for fruit and veggies - at least a few years back, in England. Up to 100 codes to memorize, but some would come and go every week or so.
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by V-2 7y ago
This is not the packing area though. In Aldis you are generally not expected to pack at the till at all. What should be happening is that you put all your shopping right back into the trolley, then take it away and bag your stuff at your pa
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by V-2 7y ago
But "someone tries to manipulate me" is a quite different mindset than "someone dictates my behavior turning my life it into something mindless" (to slightly paraphrase the comment I originally responded to). Perhaps it&
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by V-2 7y ago
My point is that adopting such point of view is a form of fatalism that leads to erosion of self-control.
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by V-2 7y ago
> Being able to entertain oneself by using an electronic device is not a bad thing per se; however, smartphones have enabled corporations to dictate our behavior during every single hour of our waking lives I see it as a mere externali
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by V-2 7y ago
> Your toothbrush is the greatest tool of all time. You only use it when you’re supposed to for as long as you need to and then let it go. I use my phone to play blitz chess online (I'm a chess player; if you play chess, you shoul
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by V-2 7y ago
I'd use rebase --interactive quite aggressively on a public branch when it's a feature branch that's not yet been merged. As I'm the only owner of it, the way I see it I owe no guarantees to anyone. You're welcome
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by V-2 7y ago
I never did opt in. SO if it's not the default setting, it must have been off.
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by V-2 7y ago
I'm still on 66.0.3 and the issue resolved itself, I believe, yesterday...
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by V-2 7y ago
I found it at http://jatodd.pbworks.com/f/The+Effort-Billy+Collins.pdf and I got a strange delight out of the irony seeing it dissected (on page 2) :)
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by V-2 8y ago
When I see a good review, I check other reviews of this person. If there are none or very few, it's a major red flag. If there are also positive, they're not necessarily fake, but maybe this person has very low expectations overal
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by V-2 8y ago
I seriously doubt if the concern (however poorly phrased) was in reference to the ethnicity as such.
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by V-2 8y ago
It opened the system setting for me. I didn't approve it though, so the default didn't switch. However I do confirm it pinned itself to the taskbar, which is somewhat intrusive. It certainly isn't the conventional thing for W
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by V-2 8y ago
Intrigued, I checked again. It's at 21.5 MB now. I wonder to what extent is the difference caused by platform implementation (Mac vs. Win), and to what extent by the content (admittedly my notes aren't media-heavy).
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by V-2 8y ago
I don't know. I've it open all day, I'm editing plenty of notes because I'm preparing a seminar... it consumes 44.1 MB of memory right now, I just looked it up (running W10). Slack, totally idle, oscilates between 225-25
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by V-2 8y ago
The dark theme has been a feature request for years, I believe the top voted one on their forum. It's been ignored completely, afaik no staff even commented on it. Pretty weird, I mean, why would you ask people to vote on feature reque
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by V-2 8y ago
It's taking advantage of the system overall, because it's based on abusing the trust implied by the rating system. As a user, I'm reading a positive review of a place and I'm unaware this review was posted in exchange fo
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by V-2 8y ago
> After partitions Poland spent a few hundreds years off the map Your being incorrect on such a basic historical fact is quite a red flag. > For a few centuries Poles no longer ruled themselves 1.23 of a century (1795-1918) is not

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