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by danellis 9y ago
Why do some people write the dollar sign after the number? Similarly, why do some people write the percent sign before the number? I initially thought it might be a locale thing (like swapping commas and decimal points), but I've seen
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by danellis 9y ago
What is the non-HATEOS version of REST? Can you usefully define it?
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> its so obvious that people are just looking for reasons to hate javascript Why would anyone have the motivation to do that? Either it has given them reasons to dislike it, or it hasn't. Why do you think anyone is predisposed to lo
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Cypress PSoC?
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by danellis 9y ago
It seems to be a particular phenomenon of the Go community that they want to reimplement everything in Go.
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by danellis 9y ago
What do they need supervision of? Perhaps they're things they wouldn't have been expected to do on their own a few thousand years ago anyway. Perhaps they would have had an easier time in an early, small human community.
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by danellis 9y ago
Off-topic, but: > Full-page screenshots. Take a screenshot of the entire page, from the top of the viewport to the bottom. I'm surprised to see the Chrome developers not know what 'viewport' means.
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by danellis 9y ago
It was recently pointed out by a prominent member of the community that developers should stop naming personal assistants after women, because it's not a woman's job to help you out. Does the same apply to this? Should the author
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by danellis 9y ago
Do we have to have all these scathing headlines telling us what we do and don't know? I mean, I've been doing this a while. I do know a thing or two, and I'm hardly the only one. I'm surprised ACM stoops to this level of
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by danellis 9y ago
What do you mean by "AT&T syntax"? Neither 68000 nor SPARC use it, because it's an x86 thing. Do you really mean "operand order"? There's more to an assembly language syntax than just the order of the opera
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by danellis 9y ago
How does such an insignificant release (new themes, some bugfixes) of a product become the top story on HN?
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by danellis 9y ago
How much time does that actually save? I find that for any given task, I spend far more time reading and thinking than I do typing, and of the time spent typing, most of it is spent typing arguments.
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by danellis 9y ago
It seems awfully silly. Are we really that afraid of hurting someone's feelings by "blaming" them for doing something positive?
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by danellis 9y ago
Can you give me an example of how my freedom, integrity or privacy have been wasted? They're not taking anything I haven't willingly given them.
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by danellis 9y ago
> Facebook is not about keeping in touch with friends You are mistaken. I use Facebook to keep in touch with friends. It's a pretty epic level of arrogance to try and tell me what I use it for.
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by danellis 9y ago
> Just like the cargo cult Agile pandemic peaked a few years ago Part of that early agile movement was Extreme Programming, which I'm pretty sure advocated for office space per-team and a communal working area with private office sp
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by danellis 9y ago
Why is keeping in touch with friends in one place online wasting time?
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by danellis 9y ago
Yes, exactly. That's pretty much the reason I never really got into Google+; most of my friends weren't on there, and didn't care to be, so I was just reading a lot of the same things I could read on Twitter -- public posts b
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by danellis 9y ago
I sometimes consider it, but I would miss keeping in touch with friends from around the world and, truthfully, I'm not good at keeping in touch with people by email. Facebook lets me drop in for a few minutes at a time and see what peo
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by danellis 9y ago
You wouldn't see much, though, would you? It's nice to look at here because of the very slow clock speed. At 2MHz, I expect it would just be like looking at dimly lit LEDs.
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> Dart is losing with TypeScript. I switched my current project from Dart to TypeScript. I think Dart is the better language, with a decent standard library, but getting interop working for various JavaScript languages was just sucking u
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by danellis 9y ago
I thought Go was created to be the primary language for new Googlers. Did that never turn out to be the case? Are there many Google projects written in Go? Kubernetes is the only one that immediately springs to mind.
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by danellis 9y ago
The order wouldn't matter in that case, would it? Either way it's still deducting the sum of those three transactions at the end of the day. I thought what they were doing is applying all your debits, charging you if that puts you
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by danellis 9y ago
That isn't true. I use a debit card for GCP.
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by danellis 9y ago
You don't speak for all of us. I certainly don't remember it.
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Where and how do these people get access to the PSTN?
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Putting Facebook aside, how can you possibly not think Google is doing important things?
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I'll certainly cop to social anxiety, ADD and OCD.
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> Most developers I know are frequently hounded by recruiters because the demand for senior developers is stupid ridiculous. Maybe in your bubble. My experience is that very few recruiters are hounding me, because most of them don't
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Some people have a mental illness that makes them feel like their biological gender isn't the correct one. For some, they "feel like" the opposite gender. Others feel somewhere in between and extrapolate that to mean that the

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