ddoolin

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by ddoolin 13y ago
That's why I try to write some code (or at least read about it) every day, even if just for a little bit. I'm not sure where I'd be, skill-wise, without it.
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by ddoolin 13y ago
No need for the edit quip. Not everyone has the faith in the man that you do, and for good reason. This, among other reasons that others have covered already.
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by ddoolin 13y ago
I agree it was what they should've done. At the very least it was the right direction. Hopefully their reputation is enough to keep them afloat while they build up again.
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by ddoolin 13y ago
Definitely amateurish. I shuddered a bit at the language used in their reply e-mail for the affiliate program. It's nearly condescending and, and...well, you get it. ( http://searchengineland.com/google-is-looking-into-r
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by ddoolin 13y ago
The sad part is that RG was the most high quality lyrics site I've seen. Their revenue is going to take a huge dive, much more than their link scheming was hurting Google (or probably anyone else for that matter).
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by ddoolin 13y ago
Just a hunch but I'm sure that was a magnitude more annoying than effective.
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by ddoolin 13y ago
Really? I don't think it would make a huge difference. It just comes off as childish.
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by ddoolin 13y ago
This is really cool. I love the UI and the idea and the execution. I actually learned a lot of Objective-C without Xcode and no autocomplete so it was interesting to see how I've learned to work with Xcode/AC since then, ha.
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by ddoolin 13y ago
I happen to be in need of a mattress. We're currently sleeping on the floor (we just moved) and couldn't afford a mattress on top of all the other stuff we had to buy up front. I'm going to buy one! Awesome. They look magnifi
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by ddoolin 13y ago
I do. Quite often, actually. Seriously the best way to share albums if both parties are on iOS. The only downside is it can definitely take up space as the device stores a copy of each image from each stream.
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by ddoolin 13y ago
Did they legalize it in North Korea? I suppose not if it wasn't illegal to begin with. Possibly it was never illegal, or it could be a legal grey area.
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by ddoolin 13y ago
I guess it's horror in a very wide sense. But me and any memory of me will be long gone before any of this even begins to happen. I had my time here, enjoyed it, and it'll come to an end, as all things eventually do.
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by ddoolin 13y ago
"Out of scope". Wow. Even more worthwhile that such a huge out of scope bug was found. These companies seem to try anything to keep from paying bug bounties.
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by ddoolin 13y ago
I don't understand how that's false advertising at all. I definitely have played with friends in real time, many times. That's just not the ONLY case. I think most users with half of a brain can figure out that not all matche
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by ddoolin 13y ago
This exactly. With the exception of my current employer, who asked me to make a small static site with some JS oddities (about 6 hours total), they've all been fairly simple challenges just to get a grip on my thinking process, not rea
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by ddoolin 13y ago
I couldn't help but think, as the author described his new gaming rig being half the cost of an iMac, two things: 1. Welcome to what we've all figured out ages ago. 2. iMac wasn't meant for gaming. It's always had a mobi
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by ddoolin 13y ago
That's pretty awesome for a first game. Congratulations :)
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by ddoolin 13y ago
Very similar to Berg's Little Printer http://bergcloud.com/littleprinter/
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by ddoolin 13y ago
I've had coding interviews via phone/Skype + browser since I started applying a couple of years ago. I'm not sure why anyone would be depressed. It seems like a lot of posters here just don't like being interviewed on an
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by ddoolin 13y ago
It would be more pointless if they were all exactly the same, but they're not. Clearly a good chunk of developers are interested in decoupling Rails from the defaults.
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by ddoolin 13y ago
It can be decoupled.
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by ddoolin 13y ago
"That's how it works." Next stop, surveillance state. Just because something is illegal often means absolutely nothing to some, depending on whose interests or version of morality were being represented at its' signing i
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by ddoolin 13y ago
By the article and Wikipedia entry, it sounds like this has been relaxed for most people around China already anyway (since it's handled by the provincial governments).
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by ddoolin 13y ago
Seriously. I almost never just flip through slides without a video but these were engaging and to the point, as a slide show should be. ...and now I wanna work at GitHub. :) Keep it up!
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by ddoolin 13y ago
No. It's just you agreeing that the _contact_ information you provide to them in the exchange for buying the TLD is true/correct/current/etc, and that it will stay true/correct/current/etc in the future. I
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by ddoolin 13y ago
It really seems like the authors are trying to excuse the unsanitary conditions when really it's not excusable to have them at any stage. Both the journalism and the topic at hand were disappointing. They have more than enough capital
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by ddoolin 13y ago
I've always been highly sociable compared to my other coworkers and have also noticed I get attributed things that weren't really accurate. Notably non-technical coworkers seem to think I work at break-neck pace when I really just
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by ddoolin 13y ago
Searching for the legislation? https://www.govtrack.us/congress/bills/113/s1631
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by ddoolin 13y ago
> And though Second Commenter is lazy, we recognize the dismissive potato-potahto sentiment. “Come on, don’t be a party pooper.” We feel that in social situations. Don’t challenge. It’ll be awkward. If someone posts the Time piece on the
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by ddoolin 13y ago
I'm not sure if that's rigidly enforced. As in, I really do not know. I definitely feel like I've seen it used in non-financial registrations since then but I could be wrong for sure. Just the birthday and sex will severely l

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