cnlwsu

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by cnlwsu 14y ago
Grass is always greener. I ended up installing Linux on my MBP after getting really frustrated how anti-developer it is ( https://gist.github.com/erikh/2260182 helps). Everything has its uses though I run osx, windows and linux daily... d
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by cnlwsu 14y ago
Banning things works great. Just like how we have no drug problems since the war on drugs. Prohibition turned out great too. </sarcasm>
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by cnlwsu 14y ago
I own a pistol (for fun at the range) and a rifle (I deer hunt) and did not have a background check for either. One was private sale and one was gun show though.
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by cnlwsu 14y ago
phones are more expensive
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by cnlwsu 14y ago
needs to be a pause, some things disappear before I can even read the heading.
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by cnlwsu 14y ago
The important question... Can I bundle an Ask toolbar with my package?
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by cnlwsu 14y ago
the methods of threading.Thread are camel case (ie getName) http://docs.python.org/2/library/threading.html
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by cnlwsu 14y ago
Maybe good job and family isn't the only factors in leading a happy life? Not that I agree fully that brain chemistry isn't a factor. That said, the fact that wealthier countries have higher depression rates (according to WHO) does make me
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by cnlwsu 14y ago
Even in python standard library there are mixtures ie threading.Thread. Although those (as I understand it) are just remnants of old implementation that is kept for backwards compatibility.
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by cnlwsu 14y ago
I actually would prefer people on my team NOT use these shortcuts. For example: numbers = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6] even = [] for number in numbers: if number % 2 == 0: even.append(number) is much easier to read and mai
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by cnlwsu 14y ago
> XML config is clunky and heavy and although was a good choice at the time for Spring, has not aged well. You don't need to use XML its just an option now. Annotations work well.
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by cnlwsu 14y ago
Was pretty painless for us to move from hudson to jenkins. I would recommend it.
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by cnlwsu 14y ago
These comments always remind me of this http://xkcd.com/603/ People have been complaining that Reddit was taking over years ago and will continue to. Strangely while people posting cat pictures is downvoted for not being productive conve
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by cnlwsu 14y ago
I am really curious about the DMCA takedowns and subpoenas. For the record I like the site and it ran wonderfully for me, although that seems to not be the case universally reading other comments.
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by cnlwsu 14y ago
> Don't know who's still using them. One thing about applets is they are the only way I know of to generate UDP packets from the browser. If it wasn't for that I couldnt think of anything.
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by cnlwsu 14y ago
I actually thought this was a joke until about half way through. It said it great in the first four words: "It's been six months." You expect the entirety of the internet to transform in a matter of months to accommodate your latest gadge
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by cnlwsu 14y ago
I have never seen this before... I think I was just converted.
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by cnlwsu 14y ago
Is there a cached version? I cannot access it.
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by cnlwsu 14y ago
Be nice to be able to include the regex in the url so I could link it in documentation or have some sort of rest interface.
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by cnlwsu 14y ago
so.. with type 1 UUIDs with the mac address/timestamp you can generate 10,000 globally (providing you dont duplicate your mac address) unique ids per millisecond per system without conflict. With type 4 if just going random the chance of a
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by cnlwsu 14y ago
When I tried to register I got a blank page with: An error has occurred: {"code":"ECONNRESET"}
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by cnlwsu 14y ago
I am actually pretty sad about this. Installers (deb, exe, etc) and libraries can sometimes be hard to build and require a difficult to setup environment. Its easy to sit there from a throne built on blog apps and twitter clones and say "
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by cnlwsu 14y ago
well, they could email you :) hard to put screenshots etc in a form but its pretty easy from mail client. I would think adding a little footer with an email and phone number wouldn't hurt. Be nice for people who don't like the "contact us"
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by cnlwsu 14y ago
Having a kid was amazing for life and didn't affect my programming at all... they sleep a lot :)
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by cnlwsu 14y ago
Getting married to a women who drives me to be better person. Has improved every aspect of my life.
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by cnlwsu 14y ago
Cell phones shouldn't have better resolution then a 1500$ laptop. Period.
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by cnlwsu 14y ago
from the Analysis that the article claims identified "thousands of lines copied of code" (sounds like they copied a blacklist): We found evidence that a number of these blacklists have been taken from the American-made filtering program Cyb
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by cnlwsu 14y ago
xbee radios are ~20$ although there are some more expensive ones if you need 40 mile range.
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by cnlwsu 14y ago
Definitely been waiting for this feature, was frustrating firing up a new instance every 300gb. We have 100+ instances in Rackspace and its been interesting to watch them over last couple years. They have had their own share of troubles o
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by cnlwsu 14y ago
Interesting that the same group of people who were proponents and pioneers in NoSQL now dismissing libraries and new implementations to "solved" problems with "you can do that with {blank}"

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