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by eberkund 8y ago
I don't know if it supports JavaScript but Resharper does this for .Net
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by eberkund 8y ago
Except that Tether price often fluctuates and it has gone lower than $0.95 before, it is already on its way back up since this link was posted. As another commenter mentioned the coinmarketcap.com price is based on the average price of trad
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by eberkund 8y ago
I upvoted this only because of the discussion that it could spark in the HN comments, the article itself is actually very poor. It compares only disk space, memory and CPU usage and of those another user pointed out that the disk space calc
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by eberkund 8y ago
The title is completely baseless and conspiratorial. The article goes on to suggest that the data must show the program is working but that this can't be allowed because of a conspiracy to cover up the success of UBI. There is no evi
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by eberkund 8y ago
Given the short length on the job I don't think it warrants even putting on your resume. It will probably do more harm than good.
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by eberkund 8y ago
No, but Visual Studio (not Code) is rapidly integrating R# features into VS. Many people are disabling R# because it slows down VS so badly and Microsoft has been closing the gap (see recent 15.8 release with EditorConfig features).
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by eberkund 8y ago
Some words are different though, for example armor vs armour. Although that should be similar to en-gb.
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by eberkund 8y ago
Why does every website need to create its own UI for this? Whatever happened to that "Do not track" browser setting? This should be equivalent to rejecting all of these notices automatically.
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by eberkund 8y ago
I really hope the lower cost MacBook is actually just the MacBook Pro without the touchbar.
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by eberkund 8y ago
Because when people hear a word they like, they like to try and use it every chance they get. They want to show off their large vocabulary. I remember thinking something similar when the election cycle rolls around and every pundit and news
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by eberkund 8y ago
Even the article doesn't suggest some long lasting effect on your brain years later because the older people they surveyed were still drinking coffee so it's quite different than if they used to drink coffee for most of their life
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by eberkund 8y ago
Completely agree about the low-key continuous activity. I go to the gym partly because I feel like I need to balance out my otherwise sedentary day with an hour of intense workout. However I can see why someone who walks or bikes to work an
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by eberkund 8y ago
Cool, I might give this a try and consider moving back to iTerm. I was using it previously but decided to go back to the default Terminal + Fish shell for better performance and not having to install an extra application.
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by eberkund 8y ago
I haven't to be honest, the couple of companies I have been with that used it have used outdated self hosted versions. Maybe the licensing scheme should encourage organizations to upgrade rather that stay on an old version.
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by eberkund 8y ago
Buggy outdated UI, does things differently from the rest of the applications I use and enjoy on a regular basis (for example it's own special text input markup), the tendency of organizations to add way too many custom fields and tags
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by eberkund 8y ago
I am optimistic about snaps even though after using them I found a lot of kinks that still need to be ironed out. But for the users downloading free software which is the main use case they are targeting first it works great. I say "fo
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by eberkund 8y ago
I applied for a position about 4 months ago that required a relatively niche skillset. I felt the interview went well and I had at least some experience with all the technical stuff as well as some experience in a similar industry. Since in
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by eberkund 8y ago
And starting up in Canada too: http://www.dronedeliverycanada.com/
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by eberkund 8y ago
I've been really impressed with Stellar and the way they have been operating. Funding the development of tools to make the job of developers easier (SDKs, tutorials) and apps to add utility to the network (apps, wallets). The quality o
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by eberkund 8y ago
Maybe a crappier keyboard is cheaper to produce?
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by eberkund 8y ago
Less than 1 million dollars? Is this a joke?
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by eberkund 8y ago
A lot of vB forums switched to XenForo which is where the vB devs went after vbulletin was bought out. It has a more classic feel than Discourse which may be an advantage if your userbase is coming from vB, but it is definitely well made an
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by eberkund 8y ago
I think you underestimate just how high the infant mortality rate was before modern medical care.
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by eberkund 8y ago
The problem with trying to commoditize those additional features and creating a standard is that although these different services have similarities they also have subtle differences. I don't know if the companies that create these pro
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by eberkund 8y ago
Because when one side of the table has access to information (especially such detailed and important data such as this) it shifts the negotiating advantage strongly in favor of the companies.
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by eberkund 8y ago
The tools being complex are what allow the products of those tools to be simple.
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by eberkund 8y ago
I have both a Zowie and the new Intellimouse and my Zowie which I have been using for about a year at home is already succumbing to double click issues. The Microsoft mouse I've been using for about 6 months at work and I don't ha
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by eberkund 8y ago
Yes!! I have been waiting for the new time helpers to arrive in stable. It may be a small thing but is so much nicer and makes Rust feel more like a higher level language when I can do `some_time.subsec_millis()` rather than `some_time.subs
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by eberkund 8y ago
No, but you can use an extension/native helper and talk to it from the web app using network calls.
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by eberkund 8y ago
Well when I was in school, I noticed that 80% of students would just copy lab solutions verbatim from their friends or older students. Professors were largely indifferent to this because so many people were doing it that it would involve ex

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