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knicholes
12y ago
They're still right where they were before you switched branches unless you've committed them before you switched branches, of course!
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12y ago
This article is simply cromulent.
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12y ago
Adding packages doesn't make it harder to onboard new developers. Tools like virtualenv handle this for you.
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knicholes
12y ago
So what is this? Is it splicing in different colors of filament before it runs to your extruder?
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12y ago
I'd argue that murder is on the extreme end of stealing.
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12y ago
I'm betting that this has something to do with deprecating GWT and supporting AngularJS.
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12y ago
Holy shit! It's IRC.
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12y ago
Internships are a great way to get work experience.
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12y ago
It's cool that they can make a model to match the shape of the bent film. It'd also be very cool if they could make the film bend to the shape of a model!
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12y ago
9: There are no excuses for not testing an AngularJS app, I have never actually written unit or integration tests. The author mentions nothing of protractor's use of selenium webdriver and how it does blackbox testing of your app. Th
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12y ago
Adobe is hiring a ton of frontend/backend engineers right now.
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12y ago
My favorite part is the comment "remove more clutter." Instead it should have been, "Remove all hope of maintenance."
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12y ago
I may be missing something, but isn't this what Docker is for?
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12y ago
I can't reply to the parent of this, so I'll reply here. PLA is considered food safe, but it can't handle the heat of a dishwasher. I know because of all of the cookie cutters I make for people. Washing makes them warp and
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12y ago
I don't see why we still have libraries.
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12y ago
I thought I understood "pythonic." Aren't his variable names the exact opposite of what one would expect in pythonic code?
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12y ago
I have built a 3d printer (Prusa i2) and regularly get requests from people to print their models from www.makexyz.com.
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12y ago
This is so awesome. I've kept from reading it again to avoid letting my coworkers note my emotion.
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12y ago
How about Riak? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11351866/does-riak-have-a...
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12y ago
148! ;)
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12y ago
[edited to be less of an asshole] I could help you identify comma splices, sentence fragments, incomplete sentences, unnecessary use of ellipses, introductory clauses, and run-on sentences.
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Why Don't We Make Money For Our Information?
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13y ago
Oh yeah-- Without studying finite automata, writing my compiler would have sucked. [edited] would have sucked even more
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13y ago
Working as a slave I can afford many more shiny things than I could make on my own. The stuff I buy can be made with professional quality whereas the stuff I'd make would be shoddy, at best.
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14y ago
Word on the street in the reprap channel is that Makibox can't happen at that price.
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14y ago
Oh, the first job as intern lasted a year, then my next (where people came to me for help) was for 1.5 years. I committed some code that wasn't the most efficient-- Like there was an error where a user didn't have a profile, so instead of
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Ask HN: What have I missed?
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14y ago
To me, it looks VERY similar to the Laue pattern of the enzyme Rubisco. http://www.amazon.com/Photographic-diffraction-Science-Photo...