pestaa

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   by pestaa 12y ago

   Agreed, though it must be stated flexbox is not yet a fully implemented and deployed API, and most certainly not the easiest to use (but it is not for a trivial problem anyway.)
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   by pestaa 12y ago

   But with computing becoming cheaper, you only need 2 integers to compress any data. http://penduin.blogspot.hu/2006/10/pi-compression.html
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   by pestaa 12y ago

   The security implications and unpredictable resource availability never made it feasible to run a real production site from shared hosting.
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   by pestaa 12y ago

   Well, the biggest issue with PHP in my opinion was the interpreter. Let's cut the cost of function calls by 90%, and PHP would be back in the game of performant languages.
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   by pestaa 12y ago

   Drupal 8 is being developed in the Symfony framework. You may have been exposed to a deployment running in development mode (app_dev.php in the URL is a good sign even if not a necessity). Once the debug flag is turned off, Symfony won&#x27
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   by pestaa 12y ago

   It's not even running it only. Recruiters need to compile it first. :)
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   by pestaa 12y ago

   Reference intake for sugar is about 90g. http://www.foodlabel.org.uk/label/reference-intakes.aspx I find it difficult (but also fun) to resist all the treats.
8. 338.▲
   by pestaa 12y ago

   According to http://caniuse.com/#feat=flexbox it is already widely deployed. Why did I wait?
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   by pestaa 12y ago

   http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Continuous_positive_airway_pres...
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    by pestaa 12y ago

    Crytek claims otherwise in an IGN article from last year[0], although the circumstances are quite suspicious. How could a company so successful not turn profit? [0]: http://www.ign.com/articles/2014/06/24&#x2F
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    by pestaa 12y ago

    When will we be able to hear more about it, if not already? I hope you're listening, HBO.
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    by pestaa 12y ago

    You are right. http://programmers.stackexchange.com/questions/99166/dijkstr... Although, OOP is still a mess.
13. 343.▲
    by pestaa 12y ago

    1300 samples? With JavaScript being the strongest skill across the board? I'm not sure I actually believe the word "senior" in any occurrence on this page.
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    by pestaa 12y ago

    Can you please tell more about your setup? Why a handful of browser plugins were not enough in your case?
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    by pestaa 12y ago

    Seafile has been flawless for me.
16. 346.▲
    by pestaa 12y ago

    I am very grateful for this joke.
17. 347.▲
    by pestaa 12y ago

    The described "best way" is actually the reasoning behind the suggestion for disregarding the definitive answers.
18. 348.▲
    by pestaa 12y ago

    So, when exactly did you record my average chess play?
19. 349.▲
    by pestaa 12y ago

    Why wouldn't I want to write that? Clearly you need a little practice before instantly recognizing a partially applied function where the next parameter will be appended to your other string, but that one-liner has actually a very nice
20. 350.▲
    by pestaa 12y ago

    You either enforce 100% purity, or your language is not pure. Haskell chose to walk the former path. In that case reading global state needs to happen in the IO monad even if it is reading a couple of command line arguments. Though I comple
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    by pestaa 12y ago

    It's not a black box in the sense you can move it around, evaluate later, not evaluate at all, etc. There is fundamentally nothing you can inspect about a general IO operation: it's a handle to a computation dealing with the exter
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    by pestaa 12y ago

    I guess the more someone uses an app the more credible the review will be.
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    by pestaa 12y ago

    It's okay to recommend entertaining content, but my impression was that Numb3rs in particular is quite shallow in how it applies math to solving crimes. Either I watched the wrong episodes, or they really just calculated what would be
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    by pestaa 12y ago

    Dude, I am already stressed when hitting big red buttons in production, and from now on I can imagine the possibility of erasing unrecoverable memories about lost loved ones... This profession is tough on the most unexpected levels.
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    by pestaa 12y ago

    Do you happen to speak German, Japanese, Mandarin, Spanish and French? You don't need to learn all the programming languages, either. Get a glimpse of a few to discover new ways of thinking, but specialize in a handful only.
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    by pestaa 12y ago

    If something goes online, it stays online. Proxies, long term caches, archives, you name it. Relying on privacy laws of secure deletion would be the same mistake. Delete buttons should really be labelled as "hide stuff from everybody e
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    by pestaa 12y ago

    And I like it when it's tedious .
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    by pestaa 12y ago

    Node.js is not even a language. Talk about factual correctness.
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    by pestaa 12y ago

    In fact, JavaScript is the one late to the party, having developed some rudimentary tools only recently. There's nothing exciting about redoing old mistakes in a new ecosystem.
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    by pestaa 12y ago

    Nowhere I mentioned it was on my box. Looking at a 5-sec portion of an ad is part of the deal when you listen to music on Youtube.