gte910h

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by gte910h 13y ago
But the tools would be much better when they get to reformatting and not just giving the programmer more work that is rather painstaking to do. (They are working on this feature, but are afraid of it)
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by gte910h 13y ago
I feel pretty similarly about this...and am an apple coder :D If the tool reformatted however, I'd have a totally different feeling. That would be great, that it auto goes to some pre-determined, "ok" style for the team witho
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by gte910h 13y ago
Until they autoformat according to rules, the tool is really painful to use (I own a license, and tried it) They've said they're adding it, but it's going in my later list until they get around to it.
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by gte910h 13y ago
sip does it peer to peer :D http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peer-to-peer_SIP
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by gte910h 13y ago
Sounds like the guy has had a bad day. Flagging the flame containing little discussion and lots of random evaluation without backup
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by gte910h 13y ago
>note that currently the prices are higher at retail because of the GPU shortage due to people buying these for Litecoin / Dogecoin mining. And that price issue doesn't effect apple at all, right?
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by gte910h 13y ago
It may be economically not significant, but its a huge pile of food. I live on the east coast, and much of my food is still from California farms.
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by gte910h 13y ago
Try other fields of programming as well. If you've worked for product companies, try a service company, or vice versa See a sleep doctor and get a sleep study if they agree to it to see if you're getting enough good sleep (depress
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by gte910h 13y ago
> in the vast majority of cases where the father contests custody, he wins Can you show a citation for this?
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by gte910h 13y ago
I'd read it was bout 600 years with current safety standards, and car accident was right above die in the shower.
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by gte910h 13y ago
No, oil is oil is oil, you'd have to blockade a country to stop it from getting oil in general, and oil from your wells just goes into a global pool.
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by gte910h 13y ago
>For the last 50 or so years, "urban" has always had the property "bad school district." I wonder how preferences would change if urban school districts were functional, or at least more functional than most of them a
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by gte910h 13y ago
We have no steel industry anymore. I'm not sure this is still true of the US, perhaps china could do this now
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by gte910h 13y ago
> then it is up to the citizens of that state to fix it. They did, they made them directly elected, and a considerable chunk of the state corruption died down http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seventeenth_Amendment_to_the
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by gte910h 13y ago
It didn't screw it up. Sentatorial elections (and state govts in general) were horribly corrupt.
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by gte910h 13y ago
And pizza places don't really take that mileage cost into account always either. It's often flat per delivery, etc But it's a very good floor. Higher may still be valuable, but lower than that almost certainly is
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by gte910h 13y ago
Can you operate a drone cheaper than 56.5c a mile? If so, it's a better deal. The point to point nature of drones make in city delivery incredibly attractive I can't see many years being required to beat that.
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by gte910h 13y ago
PhotoSync I think will do what you're goin gfor
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by gte910h 13y ago
3GS is now not allowed because the modern version of Xcode can't compile for it
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by gte910h 13y ago
With iOS, 75%-80% of people are already on iOS7, far higher than that if you look at people who install new apps
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by gte910h 13y ago
http://sourcesofinsight.com/synthetic-happiness/ Apparently even the seeking isn't necessary
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by gte910h 13y ago
I have used dual wan routers that do this: While speed can go up, and bandwidth certainly does, the latency variance makes many games unplayable, and really throws some video and audio streaming apps for a loop. I'd love to see a write
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by gte910h 13y ago
The field the girl in a pink dress running around with the umbrella, and the framing, the type of trunk, the coloring of the internal liner of the trunk, the man climbing out of the trunk are all very similar. On top of that THEN the implic
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by gte910h 13y ago
He doesn't gain rights to distribute since he was unaware of the infringement. Every poster he stuck out there, every web advert he paid for: possibly liable for damages for it. Now that he's aware, and appears to be uncaring abou
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by gte910h 13y ago
His company is distributing an infringing work. As a head of his company he should care because he's likely about to be sued for it if he does't make the guy happy.
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by gte910h 13y ago
several of us kickstarted a rails.app, but it isn't done yet. They have the open source version up atm and some somewhat dated binaries. (I know a lot of us were hoping to never have to configure ruby again, as we only use it for cocop
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by gte910h 13y ago
I think organizations may reach education better than companies: http://codeforamerica.org/ for instance
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by gte910h 13y ago
I've been wanting to do this. How expensive is the equipment to keep and maintain?
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by gte910h 13y ago
I'm not saying we don't fly our freak flags, I'm guessing the guy I was directly responding to does not really do so if he doesn't see the big deal if G+ (and identity in general) is forced on the internet
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by gte910h 13y ago
White man here, with a skill based job in a hot industry: I'm guessing you might be too (or relatively similar)? Possibly even living in an accepting area of the country YouTube is now requiring you basically own all content publicly.

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