evilbit

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by evilbit 15y ago
Conversely, the fact that you don't have a LinkedIn account is a red flag to many employers potentially looking to hire you.
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by evilbit 15y ago
Look on the bright side: she was wrong on tips: they're calculated on net price and need not include the tax. If you're tipping based on total (incl. tax), you're tipping few % more than you intended to.
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by evilbit 15y ago
Not sure what you mean. Visual debugger (with breakpoints and all) in FireBug is almost on par with IDEs.
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by evilbit 15y ago
Liberation/spreading democracy :)
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by evilbit 15y ago
You are, of course, correct, but I am yet to come across a single production system that uses singleton in that manner that isn't driven by Spring or some other IoC container. Fact of the matter is: canonical implementation of singleton is
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by evilbit 15y ago
No.
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by evilbit 16y ago
It sucks. It blindly groups messages by subject, regardless of whether they're actually related, e.g. for me it grouped all empty subject messages from a span of 6+ years that I've had this Gmail account (I never delete email).
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by evilbit 17y ago
If Ruby on Rails causes nothing but headaches for those who insist on silly frilly things like data integrity, I will theorize that perhaps the problem lies with RoR, not foreign keys. You probably don't actually need a database at all , gi
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by evilbit 17y ago
i, too, am a very happy long time (13+ years) vi/vim user. if you haven't ever used a powerful keyboard-only text editor such as vim or emacs, you simply have no idea what you've been missing. quit being a curmudgeon. this is one happy hu
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by evilbit 17y ago
pair programming went out of fashion for the same reason foosball tables in the office did: it was a dumb idea somebody concocted in the haze of the dotcom boom. reality eventually reasserted itself, we grew up, and learned to work like pro