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331.
by scrabble 13y ago
Is there a problem here? You shouldn't be recording a video like that on your phone.
332.
by scrabble 13y ago
It seems to me like a great way for the government to really start keeping close tabs on you would be to have any sort of tech job for them and quit -- especially after Snowden.
333.
by scrabble 13y ago
He's got a course on public speaking available on TekPub.
334.
by scrabble 13y ago
Care to explain your take on this point of view? The way I see it, it couples objects to the things they should be coupled to while avoiding unnecessary coupling.
335.
by scrabble 13y ago
Maybe this depends on your age. A lot of people learn to code as a child, and at that stage you're really not doing anything full time. Starting as a 10 year old, I began learning to code and spent maybe 20-30 hours / week on it c
336.
by scrabble 13y ago
I'm sure you're correct. But as far as I know, my bank can't look at my accounts that are with other financial companies.
337.
by scrabble 13y ago
I could never sign up for Mint. I see the value in it, but providing a private business with a view into all my financial accounts just seems like a huge mistake.
338.
by scrabble 13y ago
I've noticed the same. I really like Knockout. It seems to be perfect when I need to add MVC into an existing code base slowly.
339.
by scrabble 13y ago
I think more cameras seems like a large factor. You don't need to just worry about the location you're at having a camera, but also neighbouring areas and buildings.
340.
by scrabble 13y ago
I started myself when I was in grade 6. I've always been ahead of others that started later as well when I've been in the same class. But I've also spent a lot of time correcting bad habits, reading on good habits, and relear
341.
by scrabble 13y ago
No, and no. A fair percentage of people who start developing software early end up being passed by people who started later. A seemingly large factor of this is kids learning bad habits on their own and not being able to correct them later,
342.
by scrabble 13y ago
But we must protect people from being offended!
343.
by scrabble 13y ago
I was thinking the same thing while reading the article. JS has inherited from both Scheme and Self.
344.
by scrabble 13y ago
And I think showing that they fail people actually increases the value of the course. I'm always wary of non-free online courses provided by universities that have an extremely high pass rate.
345.
by scrabble 13y ago
The interesting thing here is that we have no idea if they have also solved infant mortality, but in a different way. They've been around for so long, it's likely that they've solved some of the problems we have in unique way
346.
by scrabble 13y ago
I very rarely write cover letters, but I do remember getting an interview once and being told specifically that they weren't impressed by my resume but loved my cover letter. Even after that I still rarely take the time to do it.
347.
by scrabble 13y ago
There are a lot of potential pitfalls in coding JavaScript. Redefining undefined is only one of many. One of the nice things about JavaScript is that it gives you the ability to accomplish things many different ways, but if someone uses tha
348.
by scrabble 13y ago
It's interesting, but that's not really how dating and attraction works. It's also funny because day 4's survey seemed to indicate they were feeling it more than the other days. If I were to guess, I'd guess that sh
349.
by scrabble 13y ago
I answered a phone interview question once with LINQ -- it was about combining string arrays while avoiding duplicates. The HR interviewer followed up my answer asking about runtime and memory usage. While these are good questions, I got th
350.
by scrabble 13y ago
Sounds like he'd be better. Especially if the veto was done with concern over cost. He'd likely appreciate how much cost this automation could save him.
351.
by scrabble 13y ago
If he actually took on the role of customer support, Zynga never would have updated the email address. They would have accepted the free customer support rep and it would have continued.
352.
by scrabble 13y ago
Could you not just refrain from writing a return address on your mail? Or instead, put down a false return address? In that case there'd be no tracking of who is mailing whom, but instead just how many letters someone is receiving.
353.
by scrabble 13y ago
I still got Unknown Error on submission, but on page refresh would be pushed to the next snippet.
354.
by scrabble 13y ago
It's possible. The site does instruct the user: "The code does not execute properly. Try to figure out why." Maybe it's not talking about the function.
355.
by scrabble 13y ago
I'm glad it wasn't just me. I felt like something must be seriously wrong if I couldn't write a multiply function properly.
356.
by scrabble 13y ago
Back in 2011 there was an update to the 360 that bricked consoles. Microsoft sent out replacements to people affected. So it's not unthinkable. I imagine more people would be affected if the machine is always on, since the updates coul
357.
by scrabble 13y ago
Because the author has likely overheard some interns complaining? These points seem valid for any developer who hasn't been in the industry long though.
358.
by scrabble 13y ago
It will be interesting to see how this type of situation would be handled in the XBox One, which can't play games unless you're checking in online. It's not like you'd avoid connecting in order to see if people have prob
359.
by scrabble 13y ago
It's a lot of food that you pay for in installments throughout the year. They deliver it at Christmas time so that you don't have to worry about laying out a lot of additional money for food at Christmas. Yes, it is groceries on l
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by scrabble 13y ago
Do they not sell milk bags?

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