ghrifter

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by ghrifter 9y ago
Interesting - an airplane - submarine was developed in 1964 - http://1000aircraftphotos.com/Contributions/KleinBernhard/65...
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by ghrifter 9y ago
Are you still in school, new to the industry, or both?
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by ghrifter 9y ago
CFC global ban in the 90s - http://vancouversun.com/news/local-news/this-week-in-history...
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by ghrifter 9y ago
Personally I'm a fan (and user) of gitlab since GitHub's recent policies and that GitHub takes forever to implement simple things that all users would love (like free private repos)
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by ghrifter 9y ago
Why watch a show in HD, legally, for $15 a month when I could get 3 latte mochiattos with shots of vanilla, then watch a crappy 360p pirate stream of a show I'm a "diehard" fan of?
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by ghrifter 9y ago
First day on the internet?
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by ghrifter 9y ago
Time to hit the nox.
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C Sharp Digest(csharpdigest.net)
1 points by ghrifter 9y ago|0 comments
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by ghrifter 9y ago
Just never leave the house, never build anything, never do anything ever.
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by ghrifter 9y ago
You can also buy a $200 dock for plugging in the Surface Pro to a monitor and it has some more USB ports. Jesus christ this is insane.
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by ghrifter 9y ago
Nothing like confusing naming/branding than having a new product called "Surface Pro" when the Surface Pro 4 was released a few year(s) ago. > Xbox > Xbox 360 > back to "Xbox One" Microsoft sure has weird n
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by ghrifter 9y ago
Thanks, forgot about searching for file types!
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by ghrifter 9y ago
> transpiles can we get rid of this web dev made up word already? It should be "compiles".
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by ghrifter 9y ago
Is there a list of these symantec white papers to read?
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by ghrifter 9y ago
One issue I encounter often-ish is that when I'm on a gitlab page then hit the back button in the browser - I get a bunch of JSON spit onto the page instead of an actual HTML document. Whats up with that?
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by ghrifter 9y ago
Bernie's loss still sting?
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by ghrifter 9y ago
Ah yes Javascript becoming the RPC layer I sure love my data types of `int` to be IEEE 754 floating point numbers!
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by ghrifter 9y ago
Because they are all connected in a IoT with MongoDB, React, and Node.js /s
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by ghrifter 10y ago
> ... a developer who would copy-and-paste code from StackOverflow into different places until the result was what he wanted -- leaving all of the other references because he didn't really understand WTF he was doing. Too close to h
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by ghrifter 10y ago
One thing I'm disliking is the amount of sites using React. You get a crazy amount of Flash of Content and things being resized and ordered around during page load. Quite distracting tbh.
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by ghrifter 10y ago
Clearly you are just another corporate Java and Microsoft drone!
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by ghrifter 10y ago
TIL low level in web dev world means interacting with the file system. Huh.
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by ghrifter 10y ago
Next up is praising Javascript as the end-all-tool for everything. The hammer for all the jobs!
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by ghrifter 10y ago
> tech "journalists" ah the old cut and paste from one site's article, rearrange some words, grind it through a thesarus-izer, then repost.
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by ghrifter 10y ago
I am now a #GitLabMissile
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by ghrifter 10y ago
"Old enough to see, better start teaching them some C"
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by ghrifter 10y ago
That has to be a troll post. No one in their sane mind would code on a phone when a keyboard is close by. Like if you were flying or something sure I guess writing something in notepad then emailing it to yourself later... But writing in be
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by ghrifter 10y ago
Interesting, thanks! If you dont mind, can you give me a rough estimate for your yearly salary or so? How long have you been programming in C?
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by ghrifter 10y ago
Just curious - what do you do for a living that means you have to write C? I'm interested in really learning C or C++ more indepthly. I feel like I am very proficient in high level programming knowledge (other than design patterns). Ba
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by ghrifter 10y ago
Is this satire lol

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