joshjje

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by joshjje 4y ago
In my thinking, as a programmer, debit = positive, and credit = negative. NOW, what type of account those are going to like others have said changes things, but fundamentally if you are adding a positive amount to an account thats a debit,
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by joshjje 4y ago
"And your Father, who sees what is done in secret, will reward you." So still selfish (if doing it for the reward), but that is human nature.
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by joshjje 6y ago
Ouch, that's rough. Did that impact your credit score a lot?
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by joshjje 7y ago
Some do. Many do not.
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by joshjje 9y ago
I think the same way. That is I am extremely visual and remember visual things very well, though like you its more often the shape of it rather than the specific content, depending. I grew up using Windows though and while I have had to us
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by joshjje 9y ago
The fact that you are transforming a constant, into other constants, should be clear there is an infinite way to transform that. And so on. Also it is not similar in chess in that those equations that you derive from the starting one, are
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by joshjje 9y ago
Well, it was an example, but I agree. For everything that I can I use keepass with better autogenerated random passwords, but for things like home WiFi and others that I may have to type in manually I'll use a phrase like this. A mor
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by joshjje 9y ago
Nice, yes that was the one, thanks.
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by joshjje 9y ago
There was a nice comic/picture of this. I tend to follow it. Basically using 3-4 short words as a phrase instead of random characters. You can toss special characters inbetween/before/after. They are also much easier to r
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by joshjje 9y ago
That's how STARS are born!
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by joshjje 9y ago
Obviously it was the flux capacitor.
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by joshjje 9y ago
Yeah, dont worry about him. I fully agree with everything you are saying.
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by joshjje 9y ago
Im not sure I agree with the premise that interview questions like that that may never come up in the job are useless. To me it doesnt matter. They are easily solvable and any competent programmer should be able to solve them. Of course I
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by joshjje 9y ago
Yeah, Im tired of working with poor or unmotivated coworkers. You just dont really know until you start working with em.
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by joshjje 9y ago
Yeah, which is why I agree for the most part for most crimes. On the one hand, footing the bill to rehabilitate very gross crimes like that doesnt seem like just punishment, and I suppose thats the problem is I think they should be punishe
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by joshjje 9y ago
While I dont really agree with the original argument, while what you say is true, I dont think population density was the point. Prison population as a percentage of the total was. Brazil has ~4.2 times higher prison population compared
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by joshjje 9y ago
I agree with you for the most part, except in certain situations. The problem is how to distinguish these situations as I dont believe in a black and white its always x time for y crime, that sort of thing. For example, a rampant child abu
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by joshjje 9y ago
I somewhat agree with him. I would, however, jump right into making something you would find interesting as soon as you have a basic understanding of what makes up a packet, the TCP/UDP protocols, and how sockets work, such as an IRC
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by joshjje 9y ago
Definitely. I overclocked my 4930k to 4.5ghz all 6 cores, and up to 1.44-1.448v from 1.35v, using plain old air cooling. Thing has been on most days 24/7 for 4-5 years now.
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by joshjje 9y ago
Most of the time I dont use apostrophes.
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by joshjje 9y ago
Well it certainly looked pretty. Maybe ill make my own Chaotic Design System using Darkness, Decay, Death, and Destruction, oh and Disappointment to make 5.
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by joshjje 9y ago
True, that is a whole rabbit hole in itself, but I think you know what I meant :D. I do subscribe to that line of reasoning myself. Though most things are at least a little subjective, there is always lets say a confidence value or percent
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by joshjje 9y ago
Ive only dabbled in Xamarin briefly before, but I can imagine the numerous ways it could complicate things. If you have ever been deep into Windows Forms or the windows API in general, even native has its own unpleasant experiences, though
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by joshjje 9y ago
Not sure I follow. Are you being pedantic about the definition of domain? (real question)
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by joshjje 9y ago
True, that was not very constructive, apologies. However, I was comparing your criticism of the previous posters slight exaggeration of the name IClickable with the beauty that is FizzBuzzEnterprise. Interfaces have many good uses in many
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by joshjje 9y ago
Yeah I believe you are talking about enumerating over the interface versus the concrete class? (For others) Most of .NET frameworks generic collections implement the enumerator as a struct which doesnt get allocated on the heap and subseque
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by joshjje 9y ago
Perhaps you could contribute to this open source project? https://github.com/EnterpriseQualityCoding/FizzBuzzEnterpris...
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by joshjje 9y ago
I minored in philosophy and that has always interested me, though not quite to the extent of anti-empiricism, haha.
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by joshjje 9y ago
Thats certainly better than trusting just to faith to solve things and understandable. I would say about the same. Its an interesting philosophical problem, what we know, and how we know it. I guess instead of black and white trust or no
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by joshjje 9y ago
What do people who dont trust science trust instead? Not the religious nuts who would prefer to pray away an illness than get treatment, but the rest, lol.

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