dummyfunnytoo

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by dummyfunnytoo 8y ago
Accurate but so arrogant. HN purity achieved.
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by dummyfunnytoo 8y ago
FWIW, I've disliked the look of Python from the first time I saw it and loved Lisp-like syntax immediately. Can agree on C though.
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by dummyfunnytoo 8y ago
Not necessarily. I'd expect the leader of an organized crime group to be very responsible but shady as hell.
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by dummyfunnytoo 8y ago
I had a very similar experience. I stick to a 10 keyless keyboard (no numpad) but I gave up on the trackball. I use a wireless trackpad now because I ended up with pains in my thumb after a couple years of the trackball. I could probably ha
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by dummyfunnytoo 9y ago
I think the point was that users implicitly want content from these labels based on the music they look for. Not that they're looking for music from those labels or are aware of which labels produce which music.
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by dummyfunnytoo 9y ago
I'm pretty sure as long as you drove around in the right car and lived in the right house while you neglected your family, society would still see you as successful. I wish it weren't the case but it seems to be reality.
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by dummyfunnytoo 9y ago
Sorry for being a bit vague but I didn't mean to imply there were tests. I meant test in the sense of "do whatever you did to check correctness" in the first place. You change the code, you should do that process again or at
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by dummyfunnytoo 9y ago
Life sucks sometimes but it doesn't matter whether you merge or rebase in the scenario you describe, you need to test the combined version of the code. You can't just assume it is still working and whoever comes second needs to sh
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by dummyfunnytoo 9y ago
I'm not sure about straightforward but, as an example, temperature seems simpler than colour.
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by dummyfunnytoo 9y ago
I'm not sure about Clash but there are often game mechanics that kick in to heavily multiply your rewards. Spending $X gets you Y in game value but spending $2X gets you 5Y. And then it can compound with follow up offers targeted at th
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by dummyfunnytoo 9y ago
Just to point out, per second billing is incredibly recent for EC2: https://aws.amazon.com/about-aws/whats-new/2017/10/announcin...
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by dummyfunnytoo 9y ago
Which just raises the question for me, why have the macros at all? I did C++ development for years (on low level and performance sensitive applications) but 95% of the macros I saw were there to reduce lines of code or "eliminate boile
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by dummyfunnytoo 9y ago
Funny, my reaction to the first comment was "douchebag"...
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by dummyfunnytoo 9y ago
I learned Ruby before learning anything about Rails. I've used it off and on professionally for 7 or 8 years for production services, testing, and random glue/batch code. It felt super powerful and refreshing when I was doing C++