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aalvarado
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aalvarado
1y ago
De niro yeah
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aalvarado
1y ago
From what I remember, everything was half done because of the amount of paperwork and permissions required to do something. Pacino's scene was great in showing how something could be fixed by a worker bending the rules
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aalvarado
1y ago
I recently saw a video talking about how bureaucracy legitimizes theft and other crimes. It mentioned a laundry list of negative factors about it. It was layers of obstacles designed to obscure the real cause. Makes me think about how many
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aalvarado
2y ago
A list apart was my go to resource for a long time. Css zen garden was great
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aalvarado
2y ago
In games you had to do this 9 piece slice, one slice for each of the 4 corners, all 4 straight sides that can be repeated as a pattern and the middle background piece
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aalvarado
2y ago
Love the story, could have added more in terms of how the round corners feature was solved
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aalvarado
10y ago
Was replied further down by the author: > The product is currently sponsored by the Microsoft BizSpark program (see https://bizspark.microsoft.com/ ) which provides services in Azure. The product website and web vault are
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aalvarado
10y ago
There were two questions on Reddit that hasn't been answered I think, one was how is the cloud server being paid for and how is data being stored and transmitted?
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aalvarado
11y ago
I do TDD rarely, I like it when I'm on pristine projects, I feel it works when working alone on code you're outside your paying job. Or a library that you don't need to do much exploration programming. I add tests after the f
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aalvarado
11y ago
TDD is better than no tests most of the time I think. So at least that's a gain altogether.
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12y ago
The ring is standard culture, a social aspect of getting married, if that's important to your partner, and you believe that it is important to support what they consider it to be, I would invest in whatever made them happy. I found som
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aalvarado
12y ago
About what hueving said, I bet that's a good question to ask her. Or if you're the kind that likes games, tell her is not really a diamond, and check her reaction. No, we're not 12, ask her!
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aalvarado
12y ago
peacocks can't talk. :D
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aalvarado
12y ago
Cool, congrats man!
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aalvarado
12y ago
I think he's trying to say that, "Don't feel bad about not buying a diamond, the only possible value is to convince the other person to marry you in the presumption that you can afford such bullshit and your partner is a bit
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aalvarado
12y ago
thanks for your hard work. Sometimes we take simplicity for granted!
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aalvarado
12y ago
Yup, seeing method signatures like these is discouraging: ``` core::iter::Zip<core::iter::FilterMap<'_, (&std::collections::hash::set::HashSet<attr::Attribute>, &attr::Attribute), &attr::Attribute, core::iter::Z
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12y ago
At first I saw that ember-cli was being used and wondered if the backend was done in JS. I came to the same realization as you.
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aalvarado
12y ago
What do you mean?
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12y ago
Is toxcore the name of the protocol? Would it be somewhat compatible with XMPP or something like that? I like that it's between FB messenger, gchat/hangouts, viber, what's app, Skype and hosted xmpp. I think it will have a ch
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12y ago
FAQ says it's using the NaCl crypto library, so I guess its protocol is as strong as the encryption. The audit would be less ambiguous, because so many other factors could come into play for all parts of an app, not just the communicat
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12y ago
I wrote a little post for myself on the same topic, detailing how to get this working on Linux (Ubuntu & variants). https://coderwall.com/p/6dgpsw
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13y ago
Isn't the programming language C and this; just a tool written in that language?
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15y ago
there is one on gh if you search for it. but it seems unmaintained https://github.com/ujifgc/pagedown the latest commit on google is on feb 9 and the one on gh is on jan 22