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cema
12y ago
Poor software quality is also expensive. I would like to see a study about the balance points and how to achieve them.
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cema
12y ago
Advertisement?
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12y ago
> Tech is generally a meritocracy. People can just migrate to whatever software they life. That and the test of the last paragraph of your comment is proof that you're a paid shrill. This is an unwarranted attack o
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cema
12y ago
Substitute \bbold\b for ^bold$ -- a potentially introduced extra space in the class name (string) should not matter.
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cema
12y ago
I agree! Perhaps the (parent) meant something different, I wonder?
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cema
12y ago
Yeah. Although dynamic arrays would need that.
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cema
12y ago
I guess the problem is that it's not discoverable. I think you are absolutely right. While the reflection is available (and the documentation, in general, is not at all bad), discoverability is still weak.
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cema
12y ago
Detail is not necessarily what one should be looking for in a photo.
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cema
12y ago
It is not the oldest site, just the oldest .com domain.
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cema
12y ago
You are generally right, but nitpicking, bottled water is useful for: large parties; hiking and camping; certain outdoor jobs.
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cema
12y ago
Look, I appreciate your point, but shitting pants is not an argument. Not a scientific argument.
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cema
12y ago
I agree that global warming attracts religious types. As a result, it is generally hard to have a serious conversation about it. HN has a better ratio of science vs religion, luckily.
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cema
12y ago
You know exactly what Koonin's piece will do Which is what?
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12y ago
False skepticism is a new concept for me. Still, I would like to thank you for a detailed answer. For me, an outsider to the science and politics of climate affairs, it sheds light on one party of the argument. Perhaps the other party wil
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12y ago
I think many will say Javascript and something else . Working in any web stack, you are likely to use Javascript (almost) on a daily basis. And much less likely to use Javascript or Javascript-based technology on the back end. I think I wo
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cema
12y ago
Maybe they also cater to the clientele which has less money but more free time (students? elderly?)
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cema
12y ago
It's not locative but part of a phrase verb "catch up with".
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cema
12y ago
some of these are genuinely useful and smart things, in very specific contexts This is why one using them appears smart, I would think. Sometimes more than just appears.
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cema
12y ago
Whoever he is
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cema
12y ago
I don't want him to speak for me even if he is right! (But he is wrong.)
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cema
12y ago
Precisely. And that, of course, is also how buses operate that replace portions of the subways that are temporarily out of service. For example, I sometimes encounter it when I come home late at night on Boston Orange line, which has a lot
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cema
12y ago
No, it's ok. I think it's ok. Tastes evolve.
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cema
12y ago
But personal experience affects decisions people make. Sharing it is useful.
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cema
12y ago
What is this, an ad? Flagging. Really, people, get a life.
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12y ago
A friend of mine is teaching an introductory course in Clojure. It is perhaps still at an experimental phase, but so far the experiment has been a notable success, judging by the students' performance later in college and after the col
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cema
12y ago
It depends on the question asked. Exactly. Subtle changes in the wording can bring about substantial differences in the poll outcome. Nuances are often important (and too often overlooked, imho).
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12y ago
Who is the moderator?
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12y ago
Or, just like alcohol, need not. The author talks about what effectively are his feelings. Original teetotalers spoke about what were they feelings, often enhanced by religion. (At least there is nothing against cell phones in the scripture
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12y ago
Intersystems (Cambridge, MA) has a large number of private offices as well as cubicles, which are less often used.
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12y ago
All of the benefits of Russia have disappeared within a month? Could have been, considering the recent events.
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