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by nercht12 10y ago
I think conclusions about your diet and this can be summarized so adequately by the acronym "YMMV".
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by nercht12 10y ago
I'm with you. I think the whole "good" advice and "bad" advice is relative. It could be misconstrued and applied to the real world. Someone could say that "good" advice is stealing, ripping off people&#x27
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Maybe 'cause of HTML? Depends on what framework you look at. Web tech is everywhere, so you see HTML alot. In some senses, I'd say it's more structured and readable that formats like JSON. e.g. compare: <div id="paren
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by nercht12 10y ago
Python xkcd: https://xkcd.com/353/ What's even ironic here is that the print command he used is Python 2 instead of Python agnostic. I wonder which version Randall Munroe would prefer, if either.
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by nercht12 10y ago
+1 I like how your comment stands out as being such a rational, non-aggressive observation in all this. I wish I had the answer for you, but I can't figure it out either. shrug Maybe some people are using this as an opportunity to ve
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by nercht12 10y ago
The fact that there's a huge split in the community over the issue shows just how divisive Python 3 is. That said, 3 > 2 in version number doesn't make it better or more "current" (and I've seen a number of proje
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by nercht12 10y ago
Being an outlier here, I don't disagree with you're using the word "coward". If someone acts cowardly, they are a coward. If someone lies, they are a liar. Anyone downplaying such talk may do so for a number of reasons (
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by nercht12 10y ago
People feel a natural obligation to be rewarded for their work. "Don't work, don't eat". The fact is, giving people a small income makes them inherently lazy. Lazy people don't like to work, but they will do just en
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by nercht12 10y ago
You need to block Javascript too, and not enable exceptions for Google services like NoScript does. Besides that, Google is probably part of multiple data-sharing alliances that allow Google to track you even when it's not tracking you
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by nercht12 10y ago
True, it is tricky. But it'd be a fun exercise. I suppose it's an exercise in dark humor... hm... "Hey, I'm switching to my work email. Refresh me on the details again." "I'll have to get back with you. Ca
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by nercht12 10y ago
What you said is definitely true. Being connected with people in the industry I heard the Guitar Hero and RockBand eras brought in tons of players. Multiple teachers popped up only to find it difficult to pay the rent these days now that no
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by nercht12 10y ago
To be clear, I didn't say Rust offered perfect code. But supposedly better code comes from Rust, as you're arguing. While Rust as a language isn't more complex, the paradigms are different. Games often have trees and lists, w
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by nercht12 10y ago
Oops. Thanks.
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by nercht12 10y ago
Hello Stavros, I'm not sure I understand. Could you go into more detail? *In all seriousness though (lol): You could have different types of personalities, depending on the email address of the person who doesn't want the spam. Li
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by nercht12 10y ago
>> Fairytale/Sexual Preference/Religion/Red Hair == Does not affect other people Yes, it was. These things do affect other people. Negatively? That's a subjective opinion, but all of these things are unique by case
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by nercht12 10y ago
Yes and no. Rust adds its own set of hassles. You think building becomes a synch? With Rust, you're fighting the compiler probably more than with C++. I'm sure some game developers would rather have an occasional crash they can fi
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by nercht12 10y ago
liferea.
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by nercht12 10y ago
Passion comes from having interest. Interest comes from noticing particular facets about something that amuse you, perhaps because they are mysterious or perhaps because they give you pleasure. So if you want to become passionate about some
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by nercht12 10y ago
I've read that same stat elsewhere, so thanks for the confirmation. Maybe these people are nervous? Sometimes your mind goes blank when you go into an interview, so I'm interested in knowing how far they actually get when solving
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by nercht12 10y ago
I fail to see how you think Google is responsible for the DMCA power. Google fought against acts like SOPA because it would have seriously hurt their business. The real people pushing DMCA power are Sony, RIAA, Warner Bros, and the entertai
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by nercht12 10y ago
Once upon a time, they did serve a purpose for people such as Edison who got ripped off right and left, or so I'm told. These days, it's more about putting money in lawyers' pockets because that alleged "protection"
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by nercht12 10y ago
The original comment was ambiguous, so I just treated it as "picking a 3rd party platform" and graded based on reliability of future existence. A number of platforms go down for various reasons (esp. freemium-based). Don't yo
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by nercht12 10y ago
Maybe... [1] The platform is new, untested. [2] The platform is tested and out of beta. [3] The platform has a decent number of users. [4] The platform has a large userbase with good reviews. [5] The platform is a self-sustaining (usually p
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by nercht12 10y ago
Seems to me it will have some good uses. The promo of it being "more human" is a stretch, yes, esp. given the actual programming language didn't look any friendlier than any other language imo (e.g. world<-[#div style: [us
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by nercht12 10y ago
IME, the smartest guy is usually the quiet one at the back of the room who doesn't say anything, and he probably won't talk to you unless the room is very, very quiet.
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by nercht12 10y ago
I'm not so much disturbed by the "censoring" of Youtube as I am the inability for people to create suitable alternatives. (By "inability" I don't mean lack of skill or frameworks, mind you.)
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\wat?
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by nercht12 10y ago
I can't wait for the arrival iCoin.
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by nercht12 10y ago
Obligatory Onion News reference: http://www.theonion.com/video/apple-introduces-revolutionary...
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by nercht12 10y ago
God. Oh, wait, which universe?

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