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by dkuntz2 11y ago
Isn't that what he said?
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by dkuntz2 11y ago
I think more popular songs are going for $1.29.
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by dkuntz2 11y ago
Except the Linux Kernel technically does have a code of conduct, it's just called the Code of Conflict, and while it basically states they'll deal with problems on a case-by-case basis, it does explicitly give people a way to air
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by dkuntz2 11y ago
What exactly is bad about a code of conduct? Yes, they can get overly complex, and aren't always perfect, but 99% of the time, a formalized code of conduct is just a way of saying don't be a dick, and if you're a dick, here&#
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by dkuntz2 11y ago
Not in finance they're not. Finance wants the best interns who can actually perform at least some work, and doesn't want to get busted for breaking employment law in regards to unpaid interns.
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by dkuntz2 11y ago
download.google.com is completely powered by Go at this point, iirc.
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by dkuntz2 11y ago
I disagree. Maybe because I don't exclusively do web development, but I find I'm significantly more productive with on monitor than two. I switched from a 15" thinkpad to a 13" mackbook pro about a year ago, and even jus
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by dkuntz2 12y ago
Yup, it's mainly just a few guys in their free time IIRC. The HIG has been coming soon for several years now though.
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by dkuntz2 12y ago
I've got an Arch image on my MBP, it's just as simple to setup as it sounds, just load the iso and follow the installation steps based on the distro. You may need to install some virtualbox drivers, but that's not difficult.
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by dkuntz2 12y ago
If you change the URL from nimrod to nim it works.
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by dkuntz2 12y ago
I mean, the GPL technically isn't an open source license. It's a Free Software license.
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by dkuntz2 12y ago
Actually, allowing anyone to own slaves is not an increase in freedoms, it's a net decrease in freedom.
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by dkuntz2 12y ago
Laws against gay marriage actively restrict freedoms, if you can somehow make a counter argument specifically specifically related to freedoms, please try.
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by dkuntz2 12y ago
Impediment doesn't mean you can't work around it, it just means it's more difficult.
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by dkuntz2 12y ago
Because professors are teaching those tools, which means students are more comfortable with them / know what they are. This isn't CS fundamentals, but, at least for a good portion of CS 1 classes taught at my school, and all of th
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by dkuntz2 12y ago
If you go to the Google homepage in a browser that isn't Chrome it shows up.
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by dkuntz2 12y ago
How is that different from what you described you doing? Are you not going there, and working for a couple hours, and probably not constantly purchasing large amounts of food or drink? You seem to have a righteous indignation about people d
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by dkuntz2 12y ago
While it worked acceptably for three years, I gave up on my Thinkpad W520 this summer and switched to a Macbook Pro. Partly it was due to size (going from a bulky 15" to a really slim 13" computer is awesome), and partly it was du
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by dkuntz2 12y ago
It just seems like a stretch to me that they'd be able to string an author along for five years after being given the final draft. After a year without progress I feel like most authors would try another publisher.
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by dkuntz2 12y ago
I'm pretty sure the buttons on the top are meant for people using the trackpoint nub. My last computer was a W520, and it had two sets of buttons, one for the trackpoint, one for the trackpad. And, quite honestly, I wouldn't switc
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by dkuntz2 12y ago
But doesn't each subsequent edit constitute a separate copyright? The publisher might be able to publish the first draft, but they wouldn't have the rights to subsequent drafts and revisions. Of course, my understanding could be c
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by dkuntz2 12y ago
I disagree. While knowing what these licenses are, how they work, and some pros and cons of each is nice, it's decidedly not computer science. There's no traditional CS courses I can think of that this would fit in, except for may
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by dkuntz2 12y ago
Than why did you qualify it with "only"?
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by dkuntz2 12y ago
I'm pretty sure GHE has the ability to disable pushing to the default branch (which is set on a per-project basis, but by default it's master). But I think this is a per-instance setting (unless that's been changed recently).
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by dkuntz2 12y ago
But he had nothing to do with the development of bzr...
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by dkuntz2 12y ago
I think there may be some flags in pagers to do this for you, but I can't remember for sure.
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by dkuntz2 12y ago
I think it's just piping it to another program. It's still giving you the same output, but sending you to a program meant for humans to be able to read text in a console, instead of just printing it all out. That said, I'm no
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by dkuntz2 12y ago
Credit card companies could incentivize merchants to do so by offering better rates on chip and pin, or by only offering worse rates without it the next time a contract is renewed.
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So you're reducing the number of cards you have on you by 1/20.
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by dkuntz2 12y ago
What features are built in to PHP that aren't built in to Ruby and Python? This is actual curiosity, I just can't think of anything that PHP has that Ruby and Python don't. Even more so when it comes to Go. But you didn'

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