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by ngcazz 10y ago
Table manners, itsy-bitsy rules for itsy-bitsy people as Robert Pirsig put it.
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by ngcazz 10y ago
As someone who doesn't really grok either Python or IP programming, I really enjoyed how simple yet educative (and ultimately, funny) this blog post was. Definitely will be trying this exercise the next time I end up at a hotel with a
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by ngcazz 10y ago
Big fan of `git commit -vp` here. Enables me to separate the commits according to concerns.
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by ngcazz 11y ago
They "broke" that in the mobile app. It used to be that it would cache the stuff you had listened to (very useful in London where there is no network signal in the tube), but now it seems you always have to be online to listen.
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by ngcazz 11y ago
And one just chilling out by the London Bridge train station.
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by ngcazz 11y ago
Only thing that comes in my mind... http://i.imgur.com/rG0p0b2.gif
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by ngcazz 11y ago
Last good NFS game!
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by ngcazz 11y ago
I'm guessing the problem is managing a tarp that big.
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by ngcazz 12y ago
Got a Dell M3800 expecting a decent trackpad. It's a premium machine and even sub-$500 Acers bring precision trackpads now, right? Wrong, it's excruciatingly low-res and persistently jumps by unpredictable distances on clicking.
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by ngcazz 12y ago
That's a beautiful passage. Thanks for the link. Reminded me of Fernando Pessoa's writings as Alberto Caeiro.
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by ngcazz 12y ago
No one is exempt from responsibility.
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by ngcazz 12y ago
You're right and I missed the point!
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by ngcazz 12y ago
I see you're still using Netscape Navigator Gold...
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by ngcazz 12y ago
I wish Windows was Unix on the inside.
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by ngcazz 12y ago
Wasn't this public knowledge?
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by ngcazz 12y ago
Mathematical laws underpinning any system make its "physics".
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by ngcazz 12y ago
But YAML is a superset of JSON.
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by ngcazz 12y ago
Likely meaning that the Debian packages for Bash include the vulnerability
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by ngcazz 12y ago
Had a lot of fun with it! Props!
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by ngcazz 12y ago
If it replaces celebrity gossip, I won't mind.
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by ngcazz 12y ago
No one gives a shit about cut. $ man 1 cut
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by ngcazz 12y ago
A guy with an acqui-hire under his belt describes himself as an underachiever -- I don't think you realise how insulting that might be to other ambitious people who are in much, much humbler places :) Grab that bag of money and go trav
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by ngcazz 12y ago
Microsoft went that way in Windows Phone; everyone else grudgingly felt it was more pleasant.
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by ngcazz 12y ago
Programming Paradigms (aka Intro to Programming): - 1st semester: Haskell (functional) - 2nd semester: C (imperative) - 3rd semester: Prolog (logic) - 4th semester: Java (OOP)
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by ngcazz 13y ago
Thank you for posting this. The testimony on intrusive thoughts hits so close to home, I'm considering seeking professional help. I wonder if there is a different way to think and live!
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by ngcazz 13y ago
"Her"? Seriously?
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by ngcazz 13y ago
The latter is quite a clever slogan, however it conveniently omits that the internet is ran and used by people. They need to put those mechanisms in place.
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by ngcazz 13y ago
For an earlier example, does anyone remember Google expressing actual outward praise (better yet, free marketing posing as ass-kissing) to Apple? http://i54.tinypic.com/rw6np3.jpg
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by ngcazz 13y ago
It's all been said by the other commentators, but I'd just like to add something: it's true you're not a "Mark Zuckerberg" or "Steve Jobs", but you must realise that little did they know themselves th
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by ngcazz 13y ago
Say what you want about Scala, this kind of modesty and openness to criticism is quite uncommon in IT! Maybe it's the academic background...

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