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by noxToken 10y ago
> Even today it would never occur to me to make a change and push without testing said change, although I see people do it all the time. How is this even a thing? I don't understand it, yet I come across it time after time. If you
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by noxToken 10y ago
Non-mobile: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Mythical_Man-Month
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by noxToken 10y ago
Been that student a time or two. In my case, it was because I was embarrassed. I mean, we know you know the grades. You looked at the work. I guess it was actually looking the prof/TA in the eye when you got a 30% knowing that the only
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by noxToken 10y ago
The problem with that argument is with people who argue poorly. The American Revolution required privacy which means we went to war. Ergo, the response is then, "What are you trying to overthrow the government?" They don't fu
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by noxToken 10y ago
Did they tell you anything? After I get tired, I usually start making snide remarks to get under their skin. They get so angry when you make remarks about their mother. I can't believe she raised a low-life scammer. She must have be
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by noxToken 10y ago
We have internal support for IE9. Our non-internal traffic for it is almost non-existent. We were getting a small portion of traffic from the stock Android browser as well, but we were finally able to convince them to drop support for it.
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by noxToken 10y ago
There are a couple of bugs with IE and older versions of the stock (deprecated) Android browser using flexbox, but I think they're all handled easily enough. Also, they don't work with IE9 - God forbid you're still supporting
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by noxToken 10y ago
We geniuses at Bitely are literally hacking the gourmet food space. It's essentially a Tinder for your Tastebuds.
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by noxToken 10y ago
3D TV is a gimmick that requires support. If you don't have 3D content, you're paying a premium for a set with unused tech inside. A lot of people also hate 3D, because it's not always done well. It's a garnish. Create a
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by noxToken 10y ago
> it is taught as a first or second language This is interesting. Many universities teach Java, C, C++ or Python as a first language. The headache that many first year students suffer from these basic (relatively speaking) languages is r
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by noxToken 10y ago
I want so badly to dive headfirst into all of this IoT, connected world. It's something that I've always wanted as a child, but I just cannot get behind all of the data out of my hands and the ridiculous lack of security. I want t
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by noxToken 10y ago
> I think the GOP has yet to figure out what their health care policy even is. They really need to figure out how to be for something again. I'm not sure what the policy is, but I know they don't have a plan. I can't find
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by noxToken 10y ago
How much do you listen to music on Spotify? If you were rating music on scale of 1-10, how much music that you listen to on Spotify is at a 7 or above? My Discover Weekly used to be pretty mediocre until I started better curating my playlis
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by noxToken 10y ago
> I found stations got stuck into the same set of songs and would stop adding new ones. There was this odd bug on some stations that caused unrelated tracks, at least from a human standpoint, to play. Most notorious were some classic ro
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by noxToken 10y ago
You can't claim that Bitbucket has syntax highlighting and then post proof that isn't actually proof. Well you can, but why bother? I just checked our Bitbucket. There's no syntax highlighting for any of our used languages fo
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by noxToken 10y ago
I get what you're saying, but sometimes interview questions are too far removed from the position.
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by noxToken 10y ago
People don't want to admit that you can be pretty bad at CS and still get by. This isn't unique to CS. There are plenty of people slipping through the cracks in all fields and disciplines. It's especially easy to do in this f
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by noxToken 10y ago
It's definitely non-intuitive without knowing the breakdown. If someone wants the skinny on a processor, I don't even bother explaining it unless they specifically want to know. I just link them to a benchmark and feature aggregat
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by noxToken 10y ago
i7-6700k breaks down to ix-yzzzA x is the brand family that most everyone is familiar with. y is the generation. 6th gens with have a 6. 7th gens will have a 7. zzz is roughly a capability indicator. The higher the number, the more powerful
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by noxToken 10y ago
Is desktop a shrinking market or have we reach peak saturation? Desktops are very affordable (relatively speaking). The people who want one will get them. Processors are some of the least upgraded [citation needed] components of a desktop
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by noxToken 10y ago
I wonder if there are exceptions to this rule in war zones where one's life is at stake. Anecdote: Yes, errant gun fire and far off explosions stopped making the hair on the back of our neck stand up during deployment, but we always wa
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by noxToken 10y ago
I'm sure that people do know, but selfishness drives (pun not intended) people to do it. When there was a horrible freeze down here a few years back, traffic became gridlocked. Yes, the lack of traction caused issue, but the main probl
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by noxToken 10y ago
Because extortion is a separate crime.
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I know this isn't always the case, but how does one note competency in a given language or with a given tool(set) while fitting a resume on a single sheet. Especially if it's for a senior/lead or higher position? There's
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by noxToken 10y ago
Sexual exploitation of children is one of the most reprehensible things I can think of. Regardless eroding the privacy of everyone to maybe catch someone is not possible. Children are absolutely innocent, and they always deserve protect
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by noxToken 10y ago
Three window modes in Windows: full screen, borderless and windowed. Full screen will take up the entirety of the current monitor with no menu bar. If the resolution of the app doesn't match the monitor, it will either skew the content
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by noxToken 10y ago
This sounds like a lot of headache for very little gain. Now you have two calendars to keep track of (because let's be real, this won't gain widespread adoption) that gives you less information than the Gregorian calendar. Clocks
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by noxToken 10y ago
Of course! Code should be concise without being cleverly brief, and it should be clear with its intentions. I write software for business though that references back to requirements. In my case, I'm not explaining a bunch of odd values
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by noxToken 10y ago
> there are salads sold already in a plastic bowl, simply break the seal and eat them....They're still cheaper and more filling than a big mac Where do you live such that a premade salad in a bowl is cheaper than a Big Mac? I&#x27
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by noxToken 10y ago
And when I comment code like this, I'm being needlessly verbose such that my time could be better spend doing something else. I wish more people saw comments (and by extension, commit messages) in this same light. Fan-freakin'-tas

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