kansface

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931.
by kansface 13y ago
Unless he rebased!
932.
by kansface 13y ago
Its not sexism. It could be considered sexual harassment, maybe. Plan old harassment is probably more accurate.
933.
by kansface 13y ago
If they disassembled furniture, I'd guess there was also physical damage to the property. Also, the blogger is probably uncomfortable keeping stuff used in the sex fest.
934.
by kansface 13y ago
How do deterministic builds address exploits compiled into the compiler itself?
935.
by kansface 13y ago
Almost no one would use that definition. Calling someone a mean name would be an act of violence. Violence implies physical effort of some kind and not intent- ie, both storms and people can be violent.
936.
by kansface 13y ago
An open stack is not enough because you can't trust any compiled software. In practice, even if we had a completely open stack and no binaries, we can't even begin to write error free code. Defeating the NSA [via software], a bi
937.
by kansface 13y ago
I willing to bet the landlord would have paid for uber and the ticket.
938.
by kansface 13y ago
Emitting unwanted photons is not an act of violence unless the laser is ablating.
939.
by kansface 13y ago
Check out http://atom.io/docs/api/v0.60.0/api/ . I've played around a bit in the beta. Debugging with the webkit inspector is nice.
940.
by kansface 13y ago
I am a co-founder of floobits- https://floobits.com/about . We build support for real time collaboration into existing editors. I chiefly work on our editor integrations. In terms of ease of development, the order goes lik
941.
by kansface 13y ago
In practice, the ST3 API is extremely limiting and poorly implemented. The docs are both lacking and dated (read incorrect). It is trivial to crash ST3 by making the incorrect sequence of correct API calls. It is also common to resort to
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by kansface 13y ago
Bram shows no interest in these sorts of things. Frequently, devs post to the vim mailing with a month or two of work on some new feature with no comment from the BDFL.
943.
by kansface 13y ago
The difference would be from about 5% to perhaps 15%. There should be a damn good reason to make this happen (you wanted the person as a founder at the start, but external forces kept it from happening). A bad first hire can sink your com
944.
by kansface 13y ago
No citation is needed for an unactionable assertion. Do you really believe in the entire history of every web page ever, this is untrue? The statement was more or less tantamount to use metrics to make decisions.
945.
by kansface 13y ago
At the very least use transactions when you log into a db shell!
946.
by kansface 13y ago
Would you elaborate?
947.
by kansface 13y ago
This is by no coincidence. Vim has a crippled plugin architecture.
948.
by kansface 13y ago
Those people already get to vote... (the children that is, when their parents are 60).
949.
by kansface 13y ago
Maybe, but many JS programmers won't touch anything CS.
950.
by kansface 13y ago
It also occurs to me that in the US, k-12 is paid for by local governments via property taxes.
951.
by kansface 13y ago
You don't send everyone to college.
952.
by kansface 13y ago
You missed the point. "Free" education for everyone is the largest contributing factor in the inflation of the cost of degrees. Free education is a nice thought, but you didn't propose any way to pay for it. The only way yo
953.
by kansface 13y ago
They are reboadcasting something that was already broadcast to the public for free, although time shifted and in a different medium. I see it as the same as selling open source software.
954.
by kansface 13y ago
Few run it in production for real projects. The schism causes people to jump ship to other languages. Have you tried to maintain code that is python2/3 compatible. Its a fucking nightmare (strictly worse than python3 not existing).
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by kansface 13y ago
Maybe 5% of CS grads at the greatest will ever do CS as a full time job. 95% will be programmers/engineers most of the time. Its nuts that you think we should be teaching the former and not the later in just the same way that law is
956.
by kansface 13y ago
The best people I've worked with have been recruited by friends. The interviews were perfunctory on both sides.
957.
by kansface 13y ago
Employee wages are governed by supply and demand in a free market- ie, outside of government interference, unions, etc. |According to the laws of the free market, though, none of that is supposed to matter. I'm surprised this statement
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by kansface 13y ago
State/Federal laws and law enforcement.
959.
by kansface 13y ago
You'd need their SSN.
960.
by kansface 13y ago
Why is this the case: "it does not follow that this particular gun owner is more likely"? Doesn't this follow from assignment to the set?

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