potatosareok

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   by potatosareok 12y ago

   How do you think this encourages click bait "even more". How would you avoid click bait? Magazines that you deem "not click bait" get granted more money? Who decides what's in this worthy category? Even before onlin
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   by potatosareok 12y ago

   Hi, It says available on mac store at the very top. The buy link redirects to the mac store. If those aren't clue enough, I doubt anything but 72point font size might get through to you. Who is this rant aimed at anyway? The developer?
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   by potatosareok 12y ago

   Hey, sorry about that comment, I went off on a bit of a rant and wasn't even really responding to things you actually put in your comment. Anyway, hopefully your PSA helps some other programmer consider the consequences of open sourcin
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   by potatosareok 12y ago

   This is probably not the place for me to go off on tangent, but why are you getting upset? Do you think he can finish this project on elance for $500 dollar? How is this going to affect you? He is scummy guy. Ok. Agreed. But like eru said,
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   by potatosareok 12y ago

   Thanks for taking time to reply. Didn't think about having toString use the getters instead of accessing the instances directly. I guess in some way that's the more proper way of doing it in the context of OOP. I'm familiar w
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   by potatosareok 12y ago

   For some reason seeing your code really bothers me. Is it normal to ever use private variables in inheritance like that? Say you had toString() in Article class that returned ("%s%" author, title). Now if you create a MutableArtic
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   by potatosareok 12y ago

   I was wondering about that too. At my work they extensively use Wily Introscope performance monitoring. It's my first job, so I don't know what other options there are, but Wily seems pretty useful in providing real time and histo
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   by potatosareok 12y ago

   What if you want uniq -c? Any simple way to replicate that functionality better then...sort | uniq -c?
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   by potatosareok 12y ago

   I can't see why there would be a consensus best answer for this. People enjoy different things and are better at different things. If you want to get your friend into web development, I'd advise having him work through one of thos
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    by potatosareok 12y ago

    Searching for collisions in a corpus of robust hashes seems to me like the post office drug sniffing packages, and people seem to be ok with that. The same way the drug sniff dog won't give away anything other then drug/no drugs (
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    by potatosareok 12y ago

    I can't speak to this as a subject I've done a lot of research on, but this reminded me of a story I heard on NPR a few years ago. The story argues that taxis actually spend a disproportionate amount of time on the street, relativ
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    by potatosareok 12y ago

    Really cool looking site, but I'm not entirely sure how to use it! I went to the site used one of the suggested searches (djano Charfield). A lot of the search results actually brought me to a 404 page (confusing?). Even then, since mo
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    by potatosareok 12y ago

    So I was thinking of picking up this book on your recommendation. However, the names seemed vaguely familiar to me already, which reminded me of the scandal where some grad student reran numbers from one of their papers, and found that Rein