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by quaunaut 13y ago
Note, I'm a complete newbie. I spent 12 months doing a Django job, and started a Rails job about ~4 months ago. Before that I followed frameworks but wasn't nearly as engaged. The impression I get, is that in general, these langua
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by quaunaut 13y ago
I honestly don't remember. I was so green at the time, guh.
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by quaunaut 13y ago
So, at my old job, we had 'TDD', but we weren't particularly good about it. Maybe it's because Python's testing frameworks aren't as worked out as Ruby, maybe it was because we were lazy. I genuinely don't
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by quaunaut 13y ago
Good work. I'm not in Python anymore, but every other language I'm in, I wish I had Requests.
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by quaunaut 13y ago
Maybe it's just been a few years, but I was able to get 30 BW sheets for about $8.
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by quaunaut 13y ago
So, one thing immediately comes to mind: $0.96 for each document? If it was something like an Earnings Report for a startup's investors, that could be $80+ per report . Does scaling never factor in, here? Bulk orders? Edit: Got rid of
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by quaunaut 13y ago
> Up until now, it has been NSA pretty much the ones establishing the new security standards, since they have the best minds on it. They have? I thought they were still regularly fought and ignored by the rest of the crypto community.
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by quaunaut 13y ago
It's a language that excites a lot of people. You get performance that isn't far off the mark of C++ or Java, while also not being that much more difficult than Python or Ruby, and as an added bonus, concurrency is a snap.
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by quaunaut 13y ago
It isn't out yet and isn't publically available, but Quadrilateral Cowboy will feature programming style puzzles heavily. http://blendogames.com/qc/
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by quaunaut 13y ago
> There isn’t even a way for me to put a link to my twitter or my personal website so that I can drive that traffic somewhere useful. > Joe Wegner Career Nerd. Was an IT guy. Is a software engineer (@CultivateStudios). Loves Christ.
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by quaunaut 13y ago
I could not disagree more readily. Note: I don't live in silicon valley. We're talking about a nation of people who, by far, believe they are stuck with the life they were given, with no means of control. Sure, they hope that one
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by quaunaut 13y ago
As much as I'd love to see Shell and many other oil companies get a huge downsizing, this is some pretty onerous lying. Google didn't "censor" anything, they complied with a DMCA request to take down the videos. It isn&#
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by quaunaut 13y ago
And thus begins the successor to Linux.
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by quaunaut 13y ago
Honest question: Would you consider reaching out to foreign artists? I ask because it's damned difficult as anyone not in Japan to compensate those of the Doujin music scene in Japan- their music is traditionally sold at conventions(an
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by quaunaut 13y ago
This was a feature actively being abused by certain users(google "Reply Girls", potentially NSFW) to piggyback off of popular videos and sometimes even enrage communities associated.
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by quaunaut 13y ago
Should the modal be overtaking the screen? It feels odd, almost buggy, in use. Otherwise though, I really like this. The more muted color scheme is much more my style than defaults.
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by quaunaut 13y ago
So what's the excuse for no decent window management, then? That even despite making 27" displays, and not letting us maximize a program, they want us to only use one program at a time?
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by quaunaut 13y ago
Honest question here: Why would anyone ever think OS X has "world-class interface design"? It's missing basic interface features that have been bog standard in Ubuntu/Windows for years, like any sort of proper window man
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by quaunaut 13y ago
Shouldn't all mechanical areas be able to be sealed off from the living area, given enough insulation at the windows? I could see the driver area not being sealed off, but still having the living area be absolutely safe.
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by quaunaut 13y ago
Holy hell. I'd love to live in that. Sure, I live in a rather cheap apartment right now, but come on. That's beautiful work, cheap, and probably could sell for a hell of a lot more. The only stipulations coming to my mind that wou
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by quaunaut 13y ago
No, it really wasn't. Did he have some idea the 4S was the direction it would take? Sure. But for God's sake, that phone was released a week and a half after he died. He hadn't been at work very much for a year before that.
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by quaunaut 13y ago
The 5's screen form factor hasn't been taken advantage of at all, the new enclosure, while nice, you literally cannot call innovative, LTE isn't innovative, it would've been 4 years ago but last year it was old news. And
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by quaunaut 13y ago
Except every year there for quite awhile, there were innovations on the iPhone and iPad. There haven't been, for two years running.
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by quaunaut 13y ago
Just want to clarify something: > I can see how they get HTTP information, since they would intercept at transit hubs - but how are they getting all Facebook private messages and Gmail? I don't know how they're getting GMail(an
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by quaunaut 13y ago
From what I remember with Yorke and Radiohead, they're at a point where they have pretty much complete control. Whatever label they go with is just who they choose to do distribution.
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by quaunaut 13y ago
But then why have your CEOs claim the complete opposite? They're not compelled to lie, they would only be compelled not to talk. Furthermore, I imagine the cost to fight something like this wouldn't be small- would it be so easy t
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by quaunaut 13y ago
I totally agree. But at this point, we're kinda just having to take his word for it. I want something specific here. Vague claims of spying over all these services, without specifics, without explaining why it might make sense for thes
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by quaunaut 13y ago
Where is it. Seriously, link me some stuff. I've read everything Greenwald and Snowden have put out, and so far, it's a lot of conjecture, not a lot of hard evidence. I believe him. But we literally are incapable of making more co
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by quaunaut 13y ago
Honest question, is anyone else completely past the point of caring until he actually shows more? (Please read to the end.) So far all we've gotten is some powerpoint slides, claims that they have other evidence, and a lot of interview
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by quaunaut 13y ago
Oooh, interested. However, "Supoort" is a bit awkward(Move In/Out Painlessly). It's weird that markdown blogging isn't really a thing right now. Edit: Aaaand, a crash in the editor a few seconds in.

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