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ah come on, don't give anyone ideas :) btw, testing is very important and i think most companies don't exhaust enough test cases. had google maps gone bonkers in the country especially during very bad weather. i don't think t
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all this got me curious and looked it up. here are a few things that often contain palm oil: bread, margarine, some cheese, ice cream, soap & shampoo, chocolate, pre-made pizza etc. looks to me like you might want to go back to making e
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that book with beetle and butterfly images looks incredible and is bookmarked! thanks for sharing.
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for the pro here who just want a quick overview of the modern stuff, i found this resource extremely valuable: https://mbeaudru.github.io/modern-js-cheatsheet/ i had no idea eloquent javascript was updated with modern
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had extremely good experience with microsoft documentation. and i never did .NET. even old win32 API stuff still works, unlike many APIs i know of...
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An Introduction to Python for Unix/C Programmers (1993)
(citeseerx.ist.psu.edu)
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> Where is the global settings/properties see? that's part of what i was trying to say. you say settings, i think cog, hamburger menu, or even three dots. it's so hard lately because designers want to innovate and make the
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> I think it's loads better than the semi-random arrangement of cryptic menus and toolbars we had before. we had meaningful, sensibly grouped, sets of standard icons, but graphics designers got bored and thought those should be upda
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i would! for the succinctness of it.
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there is no optional positional in the implementation. range is overloaded in the raw sense of the term as the implementation checks the number of arguments and their types and does the right thing. it could have been implemented in pure py
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slack and confluence :)
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also wondering what is going to happen to hub...
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thanks
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is there a "cpp: the good parts" book that anyone can recommend for someone who has done c/cpp a long time ago?