alunchbox

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by alunchbox 7y ago
Cars being largely banned? Forgive my ignorance but where can I find a place like this?
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by alunchbox 7y ago
I suppose, but the isn't there more "pros" vs "cons" with a bit smaller population? currently we're sitting close to 7 billion, would (snap) 3.5 billion be enough to sustain economic growth? I see someone ment
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by alunchbox 7y ago
But is that a bad thing? and I'm not just speaking about America, the entire world I believe there's a decline in Japan's & China's birth rate as well.
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by alunchbox 7y ago
Can you explain the IOC hell? isn't most IOC / Dependency Injection patterns suppose to help the software maintainability ?
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by alunchbox 7y ago
OMG that's amazing, thank you for showing me this product I didn't even know I needed this in my life!
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by alunchbox 7y ago
Yes, I do believe they have a specific lessons on just using symbols. The nice thing is they also have a typing test which is just a paragraph you can test that once a week to see your improvements. keybr.com is also nice after the lessons
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by alunchbox 7y ago
As a programmer I needed the keyboard to be an extension of myself. I can't be looking down every 2 seconds to position my hands correctly or find that one key. Originally I never followed home row position and had orchestrated my own
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by alunchbox 8y ago
Right, which we need to stop using? like yesterday.
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by alunchbox 8y ago
That's really interesting in regards to the police behaviour perhaps it's the areas you're located in? (I'm located close to Toronto) I've had a similar experience to yours, having my back window smashed out and wal
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by alunchbox 8y ago
Couldn't Tumblr just put in more effort to filter and mod their community? The main reason they got removed from Apple store was because of CP that was flagged not removed in a timely manner. Doesn't this also happen to hosting si
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by alunchbox 8y ago
Ah, let me clarify. I meant creating new directives. Using the core directives is needed the best use of Vue directives. Creating new ones should be used sparsely as it obfuscates your code. We have 1 directive in our entire application and
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by alunchbox 8y ago
Yikes, stay away from directives if it's possible unless you really need that functionality. I wouldn't add that as a `cheat sheet` as that should be a rare use case / component extension.
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by alunchbox 8y ago
That's unfortunately the harsh reality of a business. They always want it done yesterday, never mind arguing the time needed for writing unit tests / E2E or performance & load testing as those don't give "business va
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by alunchbox 8y ago
that's really high, what was costing you ~£30 a day?
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by alunchbox 8y ago
I don't miss my commute by a long shot (Niagara to Toronto) all day, every day... about 2H on a good day each way during rush hours.
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by alunchbox 8y ago
And yet, too many times people undervalue themselves.
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by alunchbox 8y ago
Not really sure if this mindset is more regionally based than anything else but as a full stack developer working in Toronto at 24 years old I've never heard of this stigma in the workplace. The past 2 companies I've worked at hav
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by alunchbox 8y ago
I'd at least give it some time, watch a few streams of it before turning your back on it, cd projekt red might release something beautiful, it's not even complete yet and you could potentially have the options for 3rd person persp
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by alunchbox 9y ago
python fans are going like "what are braces?"
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by alunchbox 9y ago
Did a quick google search to see if there was anything similar to Quiver that is open source and you beat me to it on posting it :D. How's the experience been using boostnote?
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by alunchbox 9y ago
can't even use restore NuGet :( damn.
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by alunchbox 9y ago
I wonder if this might have a reason why the Phoenix Payroll system was such a disaster. Originally the estimate was for $5.7 mil but somehow it is now costing 32x more (~185 mil)[1], mind you, this is Canadians tax-payers money :(. Not to
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by alunchbox 9y ago
well that escalated quickly. Hope I never have to get into a situation like this, happy to hear it got resolved.
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by alunchbox 9y ago
what happens if they get hacked again in 2017?
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by alunchbox 9y ago
the colleges and programming intro courses for my university are starting off with python now. When I went to uni it was a language called processing which is a simple version of Java. College started out with JavaScript moving into .Net. S
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by alunchbox 9y ago
sad truth
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by alunchbox 9y ago
> Doing that, however, might expose him to other legal troubles. most likely why he wont decrypt them, if he does he might be facing a much bigger sentence. After talking to his lawyer they probably figured taking the punishment for not
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by alunchbox 9y ago
and then there's this guy.
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by alunchbox 9y ago
I second this, pretty immature language to be using around a professional field. It never adds value.
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by alunchbox 9y ago
also it's 700 mil + 300 mil over 10 years depending on how the product does.

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