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by omgsean 15y ago
How many of those relationships do you think were sparked by public sexist comments during a meeting? You're veering dangerously into "beep boop" territory.
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by omgsean 15y ago
>Attraction between men and women exists, and it is even vital for the survival of the human race for the time being. So it has to be dealt with somehow. Not at work.
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by omgsean 15y ago
Obviously the safe bet is to not crack jokes that may hurt people around you. If you don't know how to joke around without hurting people, don't joke around with your co-workers.
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by omgsean 15y ago
If you don't know how to avoid crossing the line you shouldn't be joking around. The onus is on you, the joke maker, to have a basic understanding of your audience as well as your privileges in society.
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by omgsean 15y ago
Redefine the competition as IE6, IE7, and IE8 and suddenly IE9 is king of the browsers.
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by omgsean 15y ago
Ah that's right, in this case he's trying to make something that belongs to him belong to someone else. Regardless, something like user_id should be protected and really if you're setting up a website whose primary audience is made up of h
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by omgsean 15y ago
I find it really surprising that Rails is taking heat for this. "Protect your attributes" is something you learn really early on, and most of my models will have a spec along the lines of "as a user, I can't steal another user's _____" On
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by omgsean 15y ago
See my reply up above.
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by omgsean 15y ago
Because a lot of the tactics they discuss border on date-rape. There's nothing wrong with using analysis to improve your success in dating and sharing ideas with others, but when you have guides that talk about plying women with alcohol an
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by omgsean 15y ago
When I'm unfamiliar with most of the items being discussed in an article here I usually refrain from commenting.
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by omgsean 15y ago
When I'm writing jQuery code I like to use $varName to refer to vars which store a jQuery object, and plain old varName for everything else. This is a fairly common technique that I picked up from I think Paul Irish or Rebecca Murphey. In
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by omgsean 15y ago
Maybe it's because I don't work for a huge, publicly traded company, but I'll never understand how these kinds of things make it into production. This is the kind of thing that a single programmer should think of right away when building t
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by omgsean 15y ago
A community you probably don't want to be aligned with!
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by omgsean 15y ago
Sundowners fan, eh?
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by omgsean 15y ago
They're not scrutinized at the border.
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by omgsean 15y ago
I wonder how much he got paid to write that.
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by omgsean 15y ago
I've tried this so many times but I just can't fall asleep in the middle of the day unless I'm seriously exhausted. Anyone out there able to beat the "can't fall asleep unless conditions are perfect" curse?
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by omgsean 15y ago
Copyright gives an economic incentive to produce art. You can't exactly create blockbuster films or high quality TV series in your spare time. The issue is that the government has extended the reach of copyright beyond what was originally
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by omgsean 15y ago
I'm told they last. With some brands you pay for the label, but with others you're paying for quality. For example, if you buy a pair of $300 shoes from Allen Edmonds and treat them properly you can expect to get 20 years out of them. Th
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by omgsean 15y ago
Very cool. I'm glad that guy's rant inspired at least one person to start taking an interest in their outer self!
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by omgsean 15y ago
>"First of all, fit is kind and much easier to understanding." - Sorry, I'm not sure what you mean by this. Probably because it made no sense! What I MEANT to type was "Fit is KING and much easier to understand." Don't worry about a co
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by omgsean 15y ago
You're overthinking it. First of all, fit is kind and much easier to understanding. Second, how often are you putting together complex colour profiles? There are a few combos that work great for pretty much anyone: - Casual: Dark blue je
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by omgsean 15y ago
With patterns (stripes, plaid, checks, whatever), essentially you don't want to have more than one item with a similar-size pattern. So if you're wearing a shirt with small checks you can wear a tie with a big pattern (wide stripes, big pl
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by omgsean 15y ago
Boat shoes, loafers, driving mocs, Chuck Taylors.
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by omgsean 15y ago
Gatorade is just as bad. This is going to come off as judgemental but I'm saying it out of concern: if you can grok a lot of programming languages you can DEFINITELY grok nutrition.
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by omgsean 15y ago
You are not responding to what he wrote. "And note, style is not equivalent to 'dressing up'."
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by omgsean 15y ago
As a developer, one of the things that got me into fashion is that it's something that CAN be learned and understood. For a long time I thought it was one of those things that you're either born with or not, but it's almost like a programm
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by omgsean 15y ago
>Getting offended simply because someone's shirt "clashes" with their pants I don't think that's what he's talking about. I think he means things like holes, rips, stains, or a complete disregard for fit. If you make developer money a
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by omgsean 15y ago
Look for slim fit shirts. I've heard good things about Brooks Brothers Extra Slim Fit shirts. H&M also makes good slim fitting shirts if you're on a budget. In American clothing lingo "extra slim fit" just means "not overweight." Alt
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by omgsean 16y ago
Cool project, would be really nice to have celsius support though.

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