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by badpenny 11y ago
There are probably a number of causes, but coffee may be one of them. Don't be radical, but if you're having too much coffee, I'd suggest cutting down to just one coffee in the morning. It will take a bit of effort but may h
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by badpenny 11y ago
I used to have a Nexus 4 and had the same problem. I now have a Samsung Galaxy S3 and still have the same kinds of issues, just not as frequently. From what I've heard from other people I think it's fair to say it's a general
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by badpenny 11y ago
Studying and coding aren't mutually exclusive. Most people who program for a living did so by studying and exams. It's not sexy but then real life mostly isn't. There are plenty of people "chasing their dreams" but
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by badpenny 11y ago
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by badpenny 11y ago
6. Kick his ass.
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by badpenny 11y ago
Notebook designed and manufactured by Wistron Corporation, assembled by Lenovo Group Ltd., and modified by Libiquity LLC. Product contains a combination of new and refurbished parts. So it's a rebadged Thinkpad?
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Remember Your Old Graphing Calculator? It Still Costs a Fortune(mic.com)
2 points by badpenny 11y ago|0 comments
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Warlords of Documentation: A Proposed Expansion of Stack Overflow(meta.stackoverflow.com)
2 points by badpenny 11y ago|0 comments
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by badpenny 11y ago
> Pay one of the telcos (i.e China Unicom) for an MPLS circuit out of the country. Don't suppose you could explain to us network plebs how that would bypass the Great Firewall?
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by badpenny 11y ago
> I'm quite surprised that of all the famous Silicon Valley people, and their rallying behind Jeff Bezos, no one seems to believe that some part of these many many stories could be true. I'm sure they know it's true, it&
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by badpenny 11y ago
The people who submit the links here aren't necessarily the people who created the thing that is linked to.
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by badpenny 11y ago
I thought this was a discussion about Asperger's, not every single mental disorder under the sun.
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by badpenny 11y ago
I'm not sure I understand your question, or rather it seems to be more than one question. Yes, Asperger's is a real problem. Yes, some people self-diagnose themselves. Yes, some of these people would not be diagnosed with Asperger
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by badpenny 11y ago
Or, in short, somebody who doesn't have Asperger's.
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by badpenny 11y ago
Is that really what it means or did you just decide that's what it means?
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by badpenny 11y ago
I think it's fair to say the most important/relevant/defining trait is quite severe difficulties in social functioning, usually characterised by a lack of friends. This is also the one that I nearly always see left out by peo
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by badpenny 11y ago
You seem to be familiar with Wikipedia so I'll draw your attention to the article on there dedicated to the subject.
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by badpenny 11y ago
In other news, apples aren't like oranges.
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by badpenny 11y ago
Do you tell people collecting for charity that you can't contribute anything unless you're going to see an ROI?
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by badpenny 11y ago
Wow, that site has really seen better days. I notice it's still in the uBlock Origin block list as well.
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by badpenny 11y ago
Also Hackers: Heroes of the Computer Revolution by Steven Levy.
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by badpenny 11y ago
JDK stands for JDK Enhancement Proposal. You can get an idea about of the progress from the linked issue tracker entry.
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by badpenny 11y ago
lisp makes you an asshole programmer. you're encouraged and enabled to write your own language for each problem, thus isolating you in a world of your own views and ideas. it's a babelian tar pit, luring programmers to their doom
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Matz's Ruby Developers Don't Use RubySpec and It's Hurting Ruby(rubini.us)
9 points by badpenny 11y ago|1 comments
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C# isn't cool.
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by badpenny 11y ago
He specifically mentioned offline programming.
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by badpenny 11y ago
I may just be not very bright but I've read both of those plus the coverage in the aforementioned book and I still regularly find myself banging my head against the borrow checker when writing code myself. I think at least part of the
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by badpenny 11y ago
Or maybe he was just wrong.
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by badpenny 11y ago
A pile of shit emerging whenever programmers are lazy and try to cut corners or when they try to do things they don't fully understand is not unique to macro writing.
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by badpenny 11y ago
Why?

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