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3571.
by natch 10y ago
The identifiers don't all have to be long. Just long enough to be clear.
3572.
by natch 10y ago
Fix-it-later leads to shoddy code though. If you can have a clear understanding of the important concept (instead of a vague understanding) that can be reflected in a good name. Good name meaning one that is descriptive, unambiguous, and re
3573.
by natch 10y ago
Very well put. I wish everybody could get this concept. With this kind of attitude, you are going to write code that is easier to read, is easier to update and debug, and has fewer bugs in the first place.
3574.
by natch 10y ago
1) Look on the bright side. You have a current job. 2) How do you present yourself? Are you easy to talk to, relaxed, comfortable, confident? 3) Are you well qualified in the areas you are targeting? I'm not just talking about the job
3575.
by natch 10y ago
Yes I think they were utterly bonkers to assume that a failure of the emergency spillway would be limited to "only" the top 30 feet of water. It seems likely that the torrent would have quickly cut down deeper than just the bottom
3576.
by natch 10y ago
These images still didn't even show the dam itself, nor the water being released from the normal pathways in the dam, where they also had a few problems (which I can't describe in detail due to ignorance.. I believe it was related
3577.
by natch 10y ago
It also has a 2MP camera. So it's clearly not high specs in a retro case... it's low specs in a retro case. 2G would fit with that.
3578.
by natch 10y ago
Not sure what you had in mind, but a Python 3 version of this would be great!
3579.
by natch 10y ago
Note the date, almost two weeks ago. Lots of people asking for source/citations, none being given. Nothing to see here as far as I can tell.
3580.
by natch 10y ago
If they get a person's password, the largest privacy violation is not to that person. It's to all that person's friends and family who shared private material. We can discuss all we want whether it was wise for anyone to shar
3581.
by natch 10y ago
If they get a person's password, the largest privacy violation is not to that person. It's to all that person's friends and family who shared private material. We can discuss all we want whether it was wise for anyone to shar
3582.
by natch 10y ago
First, please let me apologize for my ill-considered and rude comment... cringe. Thank you for explaining. Wow, so much to chew on here. The naming conventions and trains sound really interesting. I can see how having a lot of the code visi
3583.
by natch 10y ago
Point taken.
3584.
by natch 10y ago
From the project: ... rth,←' A zs;A rs=scl(r.v(0));rr##mf(zs,rs,p);if(c==1){z.v=zs.v;R;}\',nl rth,←' array v=array(z.s,zs.v.type());v(0)=zs.v(0);\',nl rth,←' DO(c-1,rs.v=r.v(i+1);rr##mf(zs,rs,p);v(i+1)=zs.
3585.
by natch 10y ago
Maybe they need to consider the idea of better-than-random pairings. What this means would be a subject for discussion, but for example there could be heuristics that say something like pairings need to at least look random. What does that
3586.
by natch 10y ago
Wow great intro, thanks! I've done builds before but it's been a while so this is really helpful.
3587.
by natch 10y ago
This is great. But it seems like many almost every great tutorial has a step zero that is left out. In this case, for me at least, what is missing is: What's a good guide to choosing or building a CUDA system? Preferably a Linux non-la
3588.
by natch 10y ago
I see you do UX at Google. Thank you for asking users questions like this (I really hope you were asking sincerely, not rhetorically). Please talk to users more.
3589.
by natch 10y ago
Some of the things you mention seem somewhat exaggerated. Your expectations and apparent level of entitlement are a bit surprising. I wouldn't have said this if the offer level was, say $10k or $20k. But $30k seems pretty good even if
3590.
by natch 10y ago
Sounds pretty fair. Maybe your estimates are based on taking the deluxe option on everything? Personally if I was being moved to California I would consider putting up with a lower priced but still decent hotel room for a few weeks, cheap c
3591.
by natch 10y ago
This is great news... I'm normally not always a fan of Google's every move but when they use their position to encourage a better web, their power is awesome and we can look forward to the effects. The headline was confusing. Goog
3592.
by natch 10y ago
>Finally, if I were to give you only 'a94a8fe5ccb19ba61c4c0873d391e987982fbbd3' and tell you that it came from the SHA-1, you should have absolutely no way to figure out what was put into the function to create that. add a &quo
3593.
by natch 10y ago
Not sure if it's too meta to comment on whether true optimism can draw on constructive negativity as one of its mechanisms for self reinforcement, but here goes... Sometimes feedback that points out problems is misinterpreted. I find t
3594.
by natch 10y ago
Sikao (思考), one of the mentioned suggestions, feels decent for this (non native speaker though... would not trust myself on this). Xianyixiang feels too light hearted especially given the mood conveyed by the purposeful uppercasing of the o
3595.
by natch 10y ago
It's one syllable. The OP in this case is actually being misguided by zhuyin, and would be better served by pinyin. With his poor understanding of the rules of how sounds in Chinese combine in real speech, it looks to him like two syll
3596.
by natch 10y ago
You haven't learned pinyin properly. Anyone who learns the utmost basics of pinyin and the language will not stumble on any of this stuff. You sound like you are relying on the phonetics too much. You just need to get the phonetic rule
3597.
by natch 10y ago
This is complete and utter nonsense. First of all, plenty of native speakers of, say, Cantonese and other regional languages of Chinese, learn Mandarin using pinyin, and they do just fine. Second, as a non-native speaker, the advantages of
3598.
by natch 10y ago
You are putting the poster on the spot in a public forum about something that, depending on the circumstances, could be very personal and private (or not, but we don't know and nor should we ask). There are plenty of examples elsewhere
3599.
by natch 10y ago
無名小站 (wretch.cc)
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by natch 10y ago
Meanwhile, in the same ethical bucket, Oracle as recently as a week ago is adding a Yahoo! toolbar to your browser when you update Java, unless you uncheck their pre-checked opt-in checkbox. Sigh.

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