Vanit

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by Vanit 9y ago
My thought exactly.
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by Vanit 9y ago
The Anniversary remake is worth checking out if you haven't already :)
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by Vanit 9y ago
The company I work for has hired 2 students via 457s that completed their engineering work experience with us during their degree. Finding high quality employees this way worked great for us, it's a shame that it won't work anymor
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by Vanit 10y ago
goal posts fly overhead
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by Vanit 10y ago
I try to omit this convention by promises or bind() when possible, but sometimes when using 3rd party libraries it's a necessary evil.
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by Vanit 10y ago
Now that the language is more feature rich the rose tinted glasses have come off a bit. The dev experience can be slow even on a decent MacBook, and the language has its own gotchas if you deeply nest type inferences. But it still beats Obj
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by Vanit 10y ago
Great story, thanks for sharing!
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by Vanit 10y ago
Order of operations. Pains me how so much of the population can't do simple maths.
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by Vanit 10y ago
The Martian (Andy Wier)?
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by Vanit 10y ago
Ping pong? :)
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by Vanit 10y ago
I don't know how this is a lie or untruth, even in jest. In a language that exposes memory management directly of course you can manually traverse an array.
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by Vanit 10y ago
Coder, developer, writer? Why the aversion to the term software engineer, her title? (Criticising poster and the article)
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by Vanit 10y ago
Feeling pretty good about ditching my Macbook for an XPS 15 now.
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by Vanit 10y ago
Bought an XPS 15 the other day in response to the Apple announcement. Looks like I'm not the only one!
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by Vanit 10y ago
Hah, this sounds like the Moneyball of hiring.
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by Vanit 10y ago
I figure you're just rounding latlons to 2 decimal places and putting people in buckets?
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by Vanit 10y ago
I don't know if it was career changing, but NodeJS blew my mind when at the time our company was using a lot of PHP cron jobs.
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by Vanit 10y ago
I agree if we're talking about serialising app logic, but I think this library is for when your data is a ruleset you want to save/execute, some kind of conditional tasker etc.
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by Vanit 10y ago
Fellow Australian here, basically completely cashless. Only withdraw cash if I have an immediate reason.
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by Vanit 10y ago
I wonder if it's because of your username?
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by Vanit 10y ago
Curious if you've encountered this problem or if its hypothetical (not to take away from your comment, it makes sense). I've had Zoho->Gmail setup for a while and I've had no issues with false positives/negatives.
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by Vanit 10y ago
Yeah, you're missing the bit where you use a 3rd party to send/receive the email as a proxy for your personal gmail account, i.e. using Zoho. (1) Point your MX records at your Zoho mail (2) Forward all mail from Zoho to your perso
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by Vanit 10y ago
Its very popular to use Zoho as a workaround for this. (1) Point your MX records at your Zoho mail (2) Forward all mail from Zoho to your personal gmail account (3) Setup a sender alias in your gmail account for your domain
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by Vanit 10y ago
This is why you should use your own email domain so you can just shuffle it around providers as needed.
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by Vanit 10y ago
$2400 is their annual wage, not monthly. Only 2x
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by Vanit 10y ago
I loved Firely, but the analysis is flawed because it didn't account for the older shows having more time to accumulate more ratings.
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by Vanit 10y ago
Got my start in RPG Maker 2000 :)
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by Vanit 10y ago
On the topic of joins, I'd suggest if you're bumping into the joining limitation that you've chosen the wrong database for your needs. Having said that, a lot of it can be solved by rethinking your structure to take advantage
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by Vanit 10y ago
Pretty sure the source of this was posted on HN a few days ago. Dat mainstream lag.
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by Vanit 10y ago
Insert opinion on consciousness here, because having it means I understand it at a low level.

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