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by joesb 13y ago
If he is a fucking graphic designer, then he should stop talking about technical details like graphene, as if he knew how it worked.
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by joesb 13y ago
And neither people nor coffee machine are vacation; neither people nor vacation are coffee machine. Some people value relationship (people), some people value convenience (coffee machine), some people value time (vacation). Why is it only o
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by joesb 13y ago
I remember people started using gmail because it's the first free email that offer virtually unlimited space, so I don't have to keep deleting old emails like I did in Hotmail.
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by joesb 13y ago
And, in this context, he was replying to his friend with whom he played video games with on a facebook page, and adding "lol" and "jk" to the joke. Do you consider that equivalent of an adult yelling "I'm goi
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by joesb 13y ago
In Javascript, that would be three level of nested function, equally if not more confusing.
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by joesb 13y ago
Bootstrap or jQueryUI make all apps looks the same, but within each app, it doesn't make header, button, link and non-clickable content look the same.
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by joesb 13y ago
"Around the world in 80 days" is a well-known title, it's not impossible to comes up with using the same title for "job" related topic.
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by joesb 13y ago
I think the third case is `limit of c/x as x approaches 0`. It can only approach 0, c/0 is still undefined.
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by joesb 13y ago
Also the same old argument used to justify piracy, that it costs next to nothing to copy bytes. And that the product is so not worth the price that those who pirates "wouldn't have bought it anyway", yet there they are using
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by joesb 13y ago
So meta-data of that would be "[Beep]"
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by joesb 13y ago
How can there be meta-data of location of patient's cell phone, but not data of patient's cell phone? What is that which "data" is that "meta-data" the "meta" of?
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by joesb 13y ago
'Information' is also a meta-data of that "meta-data" above, which one is more useful? Can anyone tell what you did when given meta-data of "information"? Can you derive back to what you did, given 'inform
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by joesb 13y ago
I do think there's a different between opinion of a manager who's been working for ten years and a new-grad who's just had his first job for eight months.
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by joesb 13y ago
> Expect no documentation in corporations. [...] If this would have been my own company there would be tons of wiki pages. Yes, it it were your company you would have all you employees write tons of document instead of working on new p
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by joesb 13y ago
And, if given those document, why would you trust it? They could still be lying. If you don't trust what they are saying now, why would you trust any document created by them?
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by joesb 13y ago
May be, in that case, they thought the US government will still back them up. Will the Chinese government help Google in tis case against the US gov?
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by joesb 13y ago
So if there existed a person who found all nude pictures arousing, then all nude picture will become porn?
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by joesb 13y ago
I have never needed to write a long anonymous function. So two line of code is long now?
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by joesb 13y ago
"You can reverse engineer binary applications but you cannot reverse engineer the cloud." Umm, yes you can. It's all series of HTTP calls. Problem is not with reverse engineering, it's getting people to use your new reverse-engineered servi
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by joesb 13y ago
There's nothing wrong with applying part of good practice from other languages. Referential transparency is one property of FP, but FP does not hold exclusive right to it. Quit trying to sound like smug.
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by joesb 13y ago
Re-implementations of QuickCheck exist for C,[2] C++,[3] Chicken Scheme,[4] Clojure,[5] Common Lisp,[6] D,[7] Erlang,[8][9] F#,[10] Factor,[11] Io,[12] Java,[13][14][15] JavaScript,[16] Node.js,[17] Objective-C,[18] OCaml,[19] Perl,[20] Py
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by joesb 13y ago
I did a whole diagram editor in Raphael. In the end we had the client installing ChromeFrame because there are still some different behaviors in IE.
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by joesb 13y ago
I would prefer that a component depends only on jQuery but then provide an AngularJS directive to integrate that component into AngularJS.
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by joesb 14y ago
If you do nothing more than a scoped search-and-replace then regexp may be more practical. But if the edit action also involve moving cursors around after selection, or when some match should be skipped then it takes less effort to use mult
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by joesb 14y ago
In Thailand, people borrow money to have a wedding. But guests pay some money (+ gift) at the wedding. So you usually got enough back, if not more, to pay for the debt.
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by joesb 14y ago
Google search "Hyenas eat wildebeest alive" video. It probably took more than a minute before that wildebeest died.
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by joesb 14y ago
It's longer for the simple case, declaring and calling a function once is also always longer than simply inline the code. Nesting rules allow you to turn .foo p { } .foo p a { } .foo p div { } into .foo { p {
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by joesb 14y ago
EA does not have to simulate the cities now, each cities are already simulated/view only by the owner of that cities. EA only have to relay information between cities. But they would have to do it if you can actually control other cities in
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by joesb 14y ago
The question would be whether a single PC has enough computing power to run the entire region. It looks like the new SimCity engine actually simulate behavior of each car/person and resource transportation. Would simulating all the agents o
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by joesb 14y ago
> Define "intelligent routing". At least Heroku themselves define "intelligent routing" such that the request will only be given to the free Dynos. Their random routing does not do that.

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