jpmec

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by jpmec 11y ago
umm, except for the rest of the lifeforms on earth.
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by jpmec 11y ago
also 37 which is youth-speak for "old", their opinion doesn't matter anymore :-(
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by jpmec 11y ago
replace "25 year old" with "hot". Is it discrimination to hire someone you'd rather look at all day and possibly have drinks with after work? Just sayin, it happens BTW, I'm not condoning this situation, I th
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by jpmec 11y ago
Powershell
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by jpmec 11y ago
Do you have a wife or children? What about senior relatives? What about childrens' children? I think we Americans will soon see the multi-generational household as more the norm, especially with the high cost of care for our elderly.
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by jpmec 11y ago
> I feel very strongly that people should decide what they think is right and fight for it. I believe ISIS would agree with you whole-heartedly
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by jpmec 11y ago
It seems that if they constructed scenes appropriate to the artist, the forgeries would be even more real? For example, Bob Ross wasn't necessarily famous for portraits. I'm sure if you gave it a picture of a landscape and used a
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by jpmec 11y ago
Neither, I would choose Elixir with Phoenix Framework
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by jpmec 11y ago
good answer, that's the kind of thing I was wondering about. I figured since HN was mainly "hackers" (builders, tinkerers, doers) that this would be a good forum for this type of open ended question. I was primarily intereste
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Ask HN: If there is a failure of the internet, what info would you save?
2 points by jpmec 11y ago|4 comments
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by jpmec 12y ago
I think the link is for aiohttp. The link for asyncio is here: https://docs.python.org/3/library/asyncio.html Both very interesting BTW
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by jpmec 12y ago
The people, the culture, the projects, the money. Probably in that order. If I could work with a superstar team, where I am guaranteed hands-down to be the dumbest person in the room, where I can practice leading edge software development,
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by jpmec 12y ago
I think the thing that separates a good programmer/developer/engineer is they enjoy doing it and, luckily, they can get paid for it. It is probably something they would be doing anyway if they weren't doing it professionally
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Octothorpe(worldwidewords.org)
3 points by jpmec 12y ago|0 comments
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by jpmec 13y ago
Can it send email?
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by jpmec 13y ago
So your saying read more stackoverflow? :-)
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by jpmec 13y ago
I was objecting to filling "all" the domains. I was referring to classes as inherently C++. For example, constructors, destructors, virtual functions, namespaces. For example, AFAIK you cannot have a naked struct in C++. A stru
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by jpmec 13y ago
Nope, can't do it unless you strip out things that are inherently C++. C++ does too many things "for the programmer's benefit" to allow it to fill the domains that C is good at. They are different languages with differ
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by jpmec 13y ago
What languages do you already know? What problem are you trying to solve? I would learn C++ if you need to know it to get your job done. Like others have said, C++ is a complex language. Some people don't like it as a "language&
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by jpmec 13y ago
Obligatory manhood reference: http://manhood101.com/
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by jpmec 13y ago
I do what I want, when I want. Right now I want a sandwich. (Insert long pause and do not speak again until she gets you a sandwich.)