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721.
by douche 10y ago
Flags seem to apply downward pressure before they build enough to get the "flagged" label.
722.
by douche 10y ago
You're bolting on an optional, incomplete compiler to make up for the shortcomings in the environment. I jist can't deal with the sloppy wild west way Javascript world works.
723.
by douche 10y ago
Yeah, that whole suite of tests that you don't have to write yourself (or, more likely, you were never going to write, if you had to do it yourself...) that runs automatically every time called a compiler.
724.
by douche 10y ago
There's no problem with coming in at 7. It's the leaving at 3 after you've put in your eight hours that tends to be the sticky wicket.
725.
by douche 10y ago
I'd rather have the hour of daylight in the morning, so why not just stay on standard time? I'd also much rather work 7-3 than 9-5.
726.
The Challenge of Making Things(codersnotes.com)
2 points by douche 10y ago|0 comments
727.
by douche 10y ago
There's open-sourced source code available for two of those. http://www.codersnotes.com/notes/the-man-behind-the-curtain/
728.
What I learned from trying to make an Isometric game in Unity(gamasutra.com)
2 points by douche 10y ago|0 comments
729.
The complete sum of my thoughts on an ALT.Net revival(jeremydmiller.com)
2 points by douche 10y ago|0 comments
730.
by douche 10y ago
My LinkedIn is completely blank - no bio, no picture, no skills, no education info, nothing about where I work, about four connections to former coworkers. I get emails almost every day from recruiters nonetheless. It's like the epit
731.
Announcing NuGet 4.0 RTM(blog.nuget.org)
1 points by douche 10y ago|0 comments
732.
The Installer Configuration(thedailywtf.com)
1 points by douche 10y ago|0 comments
733.
by douche 10y ago
Usain Bolt claims to have never actually run a few KM at a stretch http://time.com/4436498/usain-bolt-has-never-run-a-mile/
734.
Microspeak: to reason over(blogs.msdn.microsoft.com)
1 points by douche 10y ago|0 comments
735.
by douche 10y ago
Good luck getting the US to ever change. I'm personally on the side that Fahrenheit is more useful for day-to-day usage, because it has a range calibrated to the temperatures experienced in the part of the world I happen to live in.
736.
Expert Beginners Rendered Obsolete(daedtech.com)
3 points by douche 10y ago|0 comments
737.
How to Convince Skeptics That Climate Change Is a Problem(blog.dilbert.com)
1 points by douche 10y ago|1 comments
738.
by douche 10y ago
Most of the same writers and producers, at least from the golden age of the Simpsons. I think this is one of those bits that every cartoon that goes on long enough has to do - I'd be amazed if there isn't a Family Guy cut-away, a
739.
by douche 10y ago
Maybe I got a bad one then, but I was not real impressed with mine. 1.) Keyboard constantly flakes out and stops working - or the keyboard and touchpad works, but the touch screen stops working. 2.) Extremely limited software choices. You&#
740.
by douche 10y ago
MediaWiki is pretty terrible. In particular their table markup is just atrocious - at least the way our setup is configured; there might be a better variant. It makes Sharepoint seem pleasurable, which is a feat indeed.
741.
by douche 10y ago
I wouldn't be a programmer today if my high school chemistry teacher hadn't offered an elective in QBasic programming and basic CS as well. Or if she hadn't let me take that class six times over, feeding me more programming
742.
by douche 10y ago
Hopefully they get it right this time. The last ARM Surfaces (Surface RTs) were hot garbage, barely functional enough to do email and a little web browsing on.
743.
Some ways to tame magical strings in .NET and C#(danielwertheim.se)
4 points by douche 10y ago|0 comments
744.
The Sublime Joy of Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery(exceptionnotfound.net)
4 points by douche 10y ago|0 comments
745.
by douche 10y ago
> (100 people dying every day, are you kidding me?) Out of 300+ million. 100 people dying is one car accident per state per day, effectively. That seems like a very low, very tolerable rate.
746.
by douche 10y ago
Teams will snipe any incoming Skype for Business IMs that you receive before you can accept the toast on your real Lync client, which is always fun... It's either got the Skype for Business Web SDK or raw UCWA jammed in there to log yo
747.
by douche 10y ago
They really released VS 2017 without .NET Core support? That seems like a questionable decision, as hyped up as the whole .NET Core push seems to be. Unless they had a mandate to push it out in Q1.
748.
by douche 10y ago
It reads awkwardly for a lot of people, to the point that some call these constructs Yoda Conditionals. I'm quite happy that all the languages I use regularly disallow assignment in ifs, at least.
749.
by douche 10y ago
Someday I hope it finally gets ported to x64 so that it can use more than a tiny fraction of the RAM in my desktop, instead of page thrashing all the time.
750.
by douche 10y ago
Having now looked up the difference between the two (I've only ever seen pressure canners, with the locking lids and real pressure gauges, but which everyone I know calls a pressure cooker ), I'm now curious what in the world you

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