gknoy

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by gknoy 12y ago
Well said! A similar thing I do is to read the diff of what I've written so far before making a pull request, as if I were a reviewer. I've caught many mistakes and "TODO" comments that way.
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by gknoy 12y ago
I disagree. If I see 25-40 lines of something that LOOKS like it should be simple, it's tempting to replace it with the four line version. A comment which says, "You might think this would be better as {{4 lines}}, but it is too
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by gknoy 12y ago
The key with civil disobedience is that you have to be willing to face the penalty. The GP was right that doing so is risky, and one should not engage in civil disobedience without a full grasp of the consequences (and willingness to submit
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by gknoy 12y ago
You have a very good perspective on what an employer would love to hear from someone, regardless of whether they code for fun on the side. However, as an employee, such questions might be highly correlated with past companies that are looki
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by gknoy 12y ago
I imagine many would be hesitant to mention such experience, but I think it would be a great thing to hear about in an interview. If you're interviewing an parallel universe's patio11-equivalent, and they say, "I have been ru
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by gknoy 12y ago
"Case sensitive" means that it matters whether you keep characters matching the same case. So, let's imagine a hypothetical service: # This should work for any such service: Service.set_password('MyPassword')
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by gknoy 12y ago
[H]aving numbers publicly available would complicate [taking investment money in the future]. I don't understand why having publicly available numbers would complicate getting investment in the future. Would someone be grac
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by gknoy 12y ago
More details (linked from the article): Google's "Stop Zombie SOPA" page https://takeaction.withgoogle.com/page/s/stop-zombie-sopa Google's blog on the matter, explaining backstory: http:&#x2F
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by gknoy 12y ago
Would you consider adding one's selection filters to the navigation hash, so that I can reload the page (or follow a link and come back) without having to re-do all of my filtering selections?
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by gknoy 12y ago
I don't think the speed of writing is overstated. I am not a touch typist, and don't type fast (without typos), but it's __still__ faster and neater than writing by hand. Nearly every time I write something, I get part-way
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by gknoy 12y ago
If it's leaked, you're not allowed to read it. If it's re-classified as Unclassified, you're allowed to read it, as it's no longer classified material.
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by gknoy 12y ago
Have you also tried: - swap to off-hand mouse. - use pageup/pagedown/spacebar for scrolling at times - More/larger monitors, so that you don't have to scroll things or swap between things / re-cat things as often -
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by gknoy 12y ago
Wow. That sounds amazing!
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by gknoy 12y ago
Is this something that can be integrated easily with existing Python code? I'd be interested in implementing a small module in Hy, rather than Python, and then include/use/consume it from Python. All the uses I saw listed on
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by gknoy 12y ago
Easily solved by pretending the parens are whitespace. :-D
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by gknoy 12y ago
Stephen Colbert had a really funny explanation of it. I can't seem to find it on youtube, so apologies for the quality: http://www.ebaumsworld.com/video/watch/955486/
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by gknoy 12y ago
Does the test check the best way, or only knowledge of finding Some route? I could see someone learning the city topology with VR, and then using experience to learn congestion patterns.
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by gknoy 12y ago
From reading previous things of patio11's, this has not yet surprised me much -- but I am blown away by the depths of details he's included here. I've only finished the section on the salaryman relationship, and it's ph
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by gknoy 12y ago
As a father, I spent an astounding amount of time in the first month of my kids' lives caring for them, and then also caring for my wife. If the father is going to spend 12 weeks with the newborn and the new mother, you can bet your as
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by gknoy 12y ago
How is this not bounds for a lawsuit?? I suspect that had she mentioned a lawyer, they might have been more accomodating.
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by gknoy 12y ago
I wouldn't say they were ignoring it entirely. Rather, perhaps they were choosing to ignore the parts that they consider outdated and ludicrous (such as the calls to marry in-laws, or stone people for things), and instead consider the
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by gknoy 12y ago
That's neat! You're right, though, the OP was likely focusing on a US president. Not many US citizens look at other countries' heads of state as a role model to the same degree as our own.
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by gknoy 12y ago
I'd be mildly interested in using this as a "Kids can type things ...." doodad, except there keycaps appear to be all blank. Is there an option to get keycaps that are not blank?
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by gknoy 12y ago
I'm pretty sure they all use my side yard.
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by gknoy 12y ago
> to love every aspect of creation He means that Christianity canonically differentiates a Creator (God) and that which was created (universe, people, etc). So, this person or tree is not God, nor is it an aspect of God.
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by gknoy 12y ago
I'm not really interested in being the one on whom someone learns that, though.
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by gknoy 12y ago
The landing page for inbox.google.com, if you scroll down slowly as you read it, seemed to explain it very well, and showcased example workflows. The video didn't convert me, but the website did.
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by gknoy 12y ago
What do you do about long-duration TODO items, like "Fix XYZ bug", which are a lower priority than your current tasks? I tend to Star those in Gmail, and leave them read but not-archived. Some of these threads (for me) are good ex
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by gknoy 12y ago
Agreed. In middle school, my English teacher had a box of compic book (!!) adaptations of classic literature -- Murders in the Rue Morgue, etc. I had already read or heard of many of the authors, but this was a quick introduction / pl
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by gknoy 12y ago
What would stop Musk from making a company whose sole purpose was to be a Tesla dealership? It would buy cars from Tesla, sell to consumers, and sell Service Arrangements with Tesla, etc.

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