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by bausshf 8y ago
Because we have apps on our phone that allows us just to press a button and pay for stuff.
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by bausshf 8y ago
I just want to point out that some ORMs let you use SQL queries directly and thus you don't need to know much more than your model's layout.
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by bausshf 8y ago
Press the button on the website for the demo ;)
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by bausshf 8y ago
A shot in the sky: The project might have started before those and/or he's in the mindset of reinventing the wheel instead of learning new tools
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by bausshf 8y ago
Even if it's not a new price 30% is a lot. Imagine if you had a physical store that you rented space for, but all purchases made you had to give 30% to your landlord. It's INSANE
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by bausshf 8y ago
I'm awawre of that! Also I noticed a mistake in my comment. I wrote ", should read" it should of course have been ", should write"
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by bausshf 8y ago
The brainfk compiler should have reversed symbols. Ex. > will decrement the pointer, < will increment the pointer, + will subtract, - will add, . will read, , will read, ] start loop, [ end loop
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by bausshf 8y ago
I want to clarify that when you're writing frameworks you sometimes need to document even self-documenting code. That's because some document generators will exclude functions that doesn't have document attached.
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by bausshf 8y ago
You're not easy to replace if you follow this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17781475
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by bausshf 8y ago
I second this. Not only is the salary lower, but food etc. is way more expensive in general.
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by bausshf 8y ago
The code I wrote worked fine, but when published it didn't work fine, because of some missing dependencies. Sometimes it's not just your own code that's going to kill you.
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by bausshf 8y ago
Hawaiian pizza is with pineapple. This is a Swedish abomination.
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by bausshf 8y ago
Also "CSS to make it look pretty. Dont use JavaScript for visual effects." -- Sometimes this cannot be avoided, because css also has its limitation. Especially when you need to move content around in different elements depending o
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by bausshf 8y ago
About SPA the article says "(I don't buy sending tons of JavaScript to a browser will ever be as fast as just some damn HTML. Also it's not as easy as putting some HTML files on the Internets)" -- I don't think the
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by bausshf 8y ago
Include a base64 encoded image as a street name.
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by bausshf 8y ago
The same people who eats pizza with banana
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by bausshf 8y ago
It is however random generated, so you cannot expect the same output from the same input.
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by bausshf 8y ago
And usually the license is good, because it requires training and if you can't pass that then you probably shouldn't drive.
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by bausshf 8y ago
Out of my own personal curiosity. How does the protection for people over 40 work?
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by bausshf 8y ago
But you don't want to be efficient lmfao
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by bausshf 8y ago
I have an addition to writing unmaintainable code. Only have one struct with a member of every type. That one struct will be the type of every variable you have. If the language you use support implicit operator overload abuse them to make
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by bausshf 8y ago
Also "Be polite, Never Assert Avoid the assert() mechanism, because it could turn a three-day debug fest into a ten minute one."
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by bausshf 8y ago
"Hungarian Notation is the tactical nuclear weapon of source code obfuscation techniques; use it!" - I'm laughing so hard. This whole article is genius.
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by bausshf 8y ago
I really want to disable my adblocker, because I've seen some good and relevant ads in the past, but then suddenly you come by a website that's full of ads and you can't even figure out what's content and what's not
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by bausshf 8y ago
> Programming Languages > HTML Can the list even be taken seriously?
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by bausshf 8y ago
> We don't write C manually these days. I do.
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by bausshf 8y ago
I second this. On one of my sites that barely has 1000 visitors a week, I still have to deal with 1000¨'s of requests every day from "hackers" lol.
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by bausshf 8y ago
The title should be "GDPR: Not-so-smart Practices by someone who doesn't understand GDPR"
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by bausshf 8y ago
Exams are basically some of the most flawed tests you can come across.
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by bausshf 8y ago
This was my thought when I saw the example on the frontpage with styling

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