gte910h

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by gte910h 13y ago
Go the rMBP page. Max out all the settings. Buy that. Keep for a few years. Repeat. Runs anything, has a high resale value, and can drive tons of external displays
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by gte910h 13y ago
This should be implemented as a editor plugin...with the actual files having none
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by gte910h 13y ago
In my experience writing python professionally (a while back), it was usually people who wrote very long methods with uneven nesting and single returns who had this complaint. Guard statements and low cyclomatic complexity are important in
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by gte910h 13y ago
Eh, sorta? You have to do a lot of things right to get that protection. many disregarded entities, don't http://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/personal-liability-pi... : There is no real separation between the co
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by gte910h 13y ago
Here are some primary sources: http://micsymposium.org/mics_2011_proceedings/mics11_olson.p... http://psychclassics.yorku.ca/Munster/Industrial/chap17.htm http://www.danzpage.com&
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by gte910h 13y ago
>The Business Roundtable study found that after just eight 60-hour weeks, the fall-off in productivity is so marked that the average team would have actually gotten just as much done and been better off if they’d just stuck to a 40-hour
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by gte910h 13y ago
Bitcoin was a wonderful way to do that for awhile, still happening as well, just less so.
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by gte910h 13y ago
http://scienceblogs.com/neurophilosophy/2009/07/13/swearing-... It could be making their life actively worse
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Ask HN? State of python greenfield development as to versions?
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by gte910h 13y ago
> As the engineer, it is your right to quit if you don't want to play by the rules. Or, it's their right to say "no" (or just ignore the rule he's concluded is bad) and have a power struggle. Which is what I expe
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by gte910h 13y ago
Exit interviews should almost always be softballed and waffled. Almost nothing is gained by frankness and honesty
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by gte910h 13y ago
I completely disagree. Casual, unrushed work and lower hour weeks are absolutely a feature to hire qualified, but otherwise busy employees. Parents especially go for these sorts of roles. He's not complaining about effort , but h
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by gte910h 13y ago
FB Messenger, Snapchat and iMessage made huge inroads as well. It's not all greed, some of it's innovation
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by gte910h 13y ago
Sip, Xscope, Alfred 2, Sketch,
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by gte910h 13y ago
I remember it by the fact that you never HAVE to use "it's".
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by gte910h 13y ago
I think you're seeing intentional malice where really there is a lot of indifference at some times, and lack of understanding what it's like to start in this ecosystem. Cocopods is PAINFUL to get compliant with ruby sometimes, but
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by gte910h 13y ago
I agree bundles are a pain in the ass. This is a bit overboard for some libraries and can have unforeseen memory issues
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by gte910h 13y ago
This screencast compares python and java very well. I think it also largely applies to C# too. https://archive.org/details/SeanKellyRecoveryfromAddiction
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by gte910h 13y ago
One of the things covered in the talk I linked is even if we're attempting to view it critically, and even if we're confident we can view a story critically, it usually still effects us
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by gte910h 13y ago
We use "you" instead of "thee and thou" now
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by gte910h 13y ago
This isn't fake. They has been used for indeterminate gender since the 1800s Additionally, we already do not use a singular (thou/thee) for 2nd person anymore, only "you"
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by gte910h 13y ago
Apparently we take the "point" of a story to heart even if dishonestly told, and we think we won't, because we think it's dishonestly told So yeah, very powerful, perhaps too powerful Source: http://boingboing
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by gte910h 13y ago
C is a pretty core language to know, that spawned several others. It's a special case IMO.
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by gte910h 13y ago
What is your bar for programming language? :D
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by gte910h 13y ago
>they're still out the cash they paid and left with empty hands. Not if they have it on their mac/windows pc they sync with
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by gte910h 13y ago
It did work, it killed the recession. Had there not been CDO's threatening to take down the world economy, the credit drying up in 2008 would have been far less severe. That said, I believe he's describing, not advising
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by gte910h 13y ago
>. Bitcoin is a collectible. Bitcoin was a money transfer tool to move money out of China That's a huge reason it spiked, and why it stopped spiking (when they shut that down) http://www.nytimes.com/2013/12/
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by gte910h 13y ago
> eating meat as it is in the animal, Meat produced from american food animal lines is very fatty compared to what is in the wild. Turkeys for instance, can't really walk their breasts are so big, and cannot mate: http://
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by gte910h 13y ago
Look at the comments to the article, links to another blog post that is likely the reason why IMO
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by gte910h 13y ago
As apple has few phones with large quantities of users, I am not surprised. I think you'll find similar penetration levels for any phone with lots of users It's a resources/efficacy decision on the part of the NSA for targeti

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