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estefan
11y ago
+1 I'm happy enough to pay a subscription for intellij since the price seems about the same (oh actually they're putting it up by £20 or £30 per year after the first year). I'd rather get frequent updates, but since I've
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estefan
11y ago
@toyg (not sure why I can't reply to you so I'll reply to me instead) - really? I've never tried them. I thought Intellij was the same with the appropriate language plugin. Maybe I'll give some of them a go...
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It's been good news for Serif. I've bought a grand total of 4 non-games on my Mac, Serif's Affinity Photo & Designer being 2 of them so I didn't have to pay Adobe for things I'd only use intermittently (Intellij
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estefan
11y ago
Why not just use IDEA ultimate and install different plugins per language?
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estefan
11y ago
I tried meteor shortly after it was released. It wasn't clear whether there was a path to making a native app and it felt like there was quite a lot of magic going on. I wasn't sure I'd get the security right and wasn't
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estefan
11y ago
I've just started building the app I've been trying to build for the last 5 years again. I'm on about version 29 now. I've tried jquery, ember, angular, native android all with REST (which I found to be a complex time-si
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estefan
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It's to do with people with very few alternatives. If there's not a proper contract in advance, well, you'll have to live with the consequences because the courts probably won't want to hear from you.
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You really can't think of a single scenario in which someone you don't know goes to live with you and you want them to leave?
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Part of my job is contingency planning... The obvious thought is how nice and kind this all is, but what if after the 2 week honeymoon period you want the person to move out? It can happen with friends when someone needs to crash for a few
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estefan
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Bloody good luck getting them out again.
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estefan
11y ago
Robert Monroe wrote 3 books on OOBEs. He used to try to correlate his experiences out of body with things in the real world. He did one set of tests several times. His wife put a number of nails in a locked box next to his bed and he'd
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estefan
11y ago
How?
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estefan
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Profit tells you how much they can afford to expand in future, regardless of whether they are a for-profit or non-profit.
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estefan
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I couldn't give a rats ass about revenue. What's the profit?
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11y ago
Ticket sales are now available again: http://dismaland.seetickets.com/tour/dismaland
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estefan
11y ago
Men and women generally have different mating strategies so I guess the suggestion it's a woman could help explain motive. At the very least it's another (hypothesised) datapoint about the perpetrator. Why shouldn't it matter
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estefan
11y ago
This looks cool. I'm kicking my heels while I wait for react-bootstrap to be compatible with react 0.14-beta3. But I see this isn't compatible with 0.14-beta3 either... :-( What's the weight of elemental UI once it's min
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> The UK's Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders has responded by saying that car companies "invest billions of pounds to keep vehicles secure as possible". Well they haven't done a particularly good job. Anyone
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Car hack uses digital-radio broadcasts to seize control
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It's a while since I watched it but I guess it's about the length some teachers will go to if they want the legacy of being the teacher of a great musician. It's about a nasty, revengeful, obsessive character who will stop at
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estefan
11y ago
Good as in effective at making the audience feel what the screenwriter set out to make the audience feel, but not necessarily good as in enjoyable.
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> I thoroughly despised this movie. You don't have to like movies for them to have been good! You could despise a character while still thinking the movie was good for making you despise the character. That's an art. If the
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> Mr. Pichette cited Google’s decision to end sales of the initial version of its Glass Internet-connected eyewear, as an example of its discipline. So it's not all bad news...
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Perhaps they'll lacquer it to prevent that.
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estefan
11y ago
That's so cool. How does it stop itself getting stolen? Oh wait, I guess it just films the thief... :-D
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But you're not meant to tell someone that when they're just starting out... :-)
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> There is also so much bad code being written in JS right now that entire careers will likely be built doing clean up. Perhaps the most demotivational advice I've ever read :-) "Learn javascript and clean up other people'
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He does not need to learn all of them if he actually wants to get paid.
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Just did a few job searches for contracts in London. 0 jobs available for most of the "cool" languages, but some for clojure, 4 for go, and hundreds for java, C++, C#. So, it depends if he wants to get paid or just learn for the s
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estefan
11y ago
You're doing it backwards. Find out what gigs are paying, what skills they require then go and learn them. No point learning Go if there are only Java jobs available. On the other hand, if you're creating personal projects to mone
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