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javadocmd
11y ago
Is anyone aware of any similar programs in the charity space? I would imagine there are charitable organizations out there in need of some solid tech but lacking the infrastructure to build it.
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11y ago
Yet another example of why allowing nullable values anywhere is a bad idea.
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11y ago
Provide small Faraday cages in which to keep your keys when not in use.
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11y ago
I think you've inadvertently highlighted a defining feature of this generation: in rebellion against the previous generations' "everyone is a special snowflake" message and influenced by the internet's equalizing&#x
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12y ago
Naturally. I'm just saying a few months down the road, you forget to care exactly how much that convenience is costing you.
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12y ago
> This button isn't about saving time ... it's about creating a barrier to exit so that your customers won't comparison shop for different brands of detergent.
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12y ago
>I can see a per circuit setup where you replace the light switch. Agree with this completely. As the article mentions, with a wireless bulb the wall switch actually becomes a point-of-user-failure and he wound up taping them 'on&#x
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12y ago
Godus is really an extended performance art piece. Molyneux is showing us that real gods appear, make big promises, and then leave their followers -- even the most sainted among them -- to wonder their whole lives if the promises are true.
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12y ago
If you'll pardon the reckless self-promotion, there's a few Java implementations to do Geohash calculations: https://code.google.com/p/simplelatlng/
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12y ago
If that's all you got out of this article then you missed the point. It's clearly targeted as a criticism of "kneel before my benchmark" posts; highlighting the fiddly technical details that make runtime scores nearly me
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12y ago
Perhaps he's saying all current languages suck in that respect, and that the future of programming is languages that don't let you write unoptimizable code.