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by shousper 14y ago
I think the point is simply that not everyone can be so lucky. I'm certainly not and can relate to the article thoroughly.
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by shousper 14y ago
It sounds like you really just learnt that client-side MVC (in this case) wasn't the right tool for the job after all? I'm sure it still has its place in the world, just maybe not for an app with the complexities built into Charm? .. perhap
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by shousper 14y ago
+1 !! Honestly, this could be really cool!
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by shousper 14y ago
I'd actually be very interested in this. Recently went back to C# and have quickly remembered how painful .sln and .csproj files are to merge >_< Would love a solution that used something easier to merge, lol!
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by shousper 14y ago
Nobody has heard of gitorious?
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by shousper 14y ago
Perhaps when we can race real cars via remote control (with ultra low latency obviously) the gamers will rise :) One might suspect the same could become of other genres cough FPS cough ;)
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by shousper 14y ago
Seconded. I've never experienced any of these issues. When I thought someone was wrong or off with my MBP, it turned out to be another piece of hardware or software. I was never an Apple fan, and I've always tweaked even Windows. Likewise,
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by shousper 14y ago
I think the author was talking more about rockstar/genius developers with many years under their belt than simple "good" or even "great" developers. I also think the author fails to realise that a lot of what he recommends isn't easy to com
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by shousper 14y ago
Is anyone else annoyed at the mix of parameter naming conventions, or is it just me? (e.g. client_id, emailAddress, client_secret, firstName).
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by shousper 14y ago
Should probably make sure website links open in a new tab.
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by shousper 14y ago
This would mean no caching, so your computer would have to download the image every time, even if it was the same as one you'd already seen. Unless you're only using these images for client demos, it can be very slow and frustrating waiting
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by shousper 14y ago
Facebook is the greatest, most powerful weapon ever created. If there was a god of attention, it's name would be Facebook. Twitter, Google+, WoW, TV, radio, magazines, whatever. They all pale in comparison to the amount of time and effort =
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by shousper 14y ago
>Edit: Also, give some time for it, its app market and hardware designed for it to mature. In other words, probably wait for Windows 9? =P
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by shousper 14y ago
Impose a law and someone will break it.
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by shousper 14y ago
I think this is a great idea, despite its obvious flaw. To make it a better offering, I would probably add sample custom payment gateway "proxies" in common languages (i.e. PHP, Ruby, etc.) for security. What I mean by proxy is provide some
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by shousper 14y ago
Agreed. I wonder if you could put a clause in your terms of service that states you will not give refunds for modified price amounts? Then on your confirmation page, just have a nice "Thank you for your donation. Unfortunately, you won't be
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by shousper 14y ago
> I think it is in our nature to keep optimising and trying new ideas. I wish there were more people in my office who thought like you and I.
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by shousper 14y ago
I have kept all my code from when I first started coding. Plenty of nostalgia there. I'm surprised I haven't lost it yet! Even over the course of 12 months I can see improvements in my approaches problem solving, code structure, and where I
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by shousper 14y ago
It doesn't take a rocket scientist to turn down your brightness. Also, see my reply to DustinCalim's comment.
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by shousper 14y ago
This seems very unnatural. Step outside on a sunny day and tell me we're not built (as a species) to function optimally in bright light. I'd even go so far as to say that several hundred thousand years of evolution would back me up. Otherwi
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by shousper 14y ago
Maybe if one day we wind up with a unified processor that is built to run HTML/CSS/JS? The arduino of tomorrow, perhaps? Probably as likely as world peace, but it's fun to dream :) EDIT: The suggestion alone could be enough to incite some c
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by shousper 14y ago
heh, http://www.explosm.net/comics/2959/
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by shousper 14y ago
I'm part of Gen Y and I just bought a new VW Golf R the other week. I also regularly buy toys, gadgets, etc. for myself or my girlfriend - who is also part of Gen Y. That being said, the first set of 6 bullet points are quite accurate of my
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by shousper 14y ago
A game you can usually walk away from without experiencing life altering change. These social giants have mountains of information about millions (billions?) of people on this planet, and a legal right to keep it and do pretty much whatever
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by shousper 14y ago
+1 because I agree. Though, how many more battles must we win? Maybe it's this lightspeed cultural advancement that makes it all seem so drawn out, but it sure feels like nothing is or has changed for the long term better.
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by shousper 14y ago
That sounds like a Disney movie. Seriously though, that would never happen and we all know why. The question is: what can be done about it? Honestly, what can we/I/you do?
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by shousper 14y ago
Didn't watch the video.. was hoping for announced design/plan for mass-transit system to the ISS =(
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by shousper 14y ago
My bad. I'm 25 now, does that help? Haha
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by shousper 14y ago
Woah, thank for the explanation. You're right, and that makes sense. However I'm of the "anything is possible" mindset, so I do still have to wonder if signature matching is nearing its end. Though I admit, given what you've just clarified,
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by shousper 14y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think what they're getting at is that they're expecting an evolution in malware because of this. i.e. your typical "stupid"/mass malware will slowly grow obsolete, maybe even drop off the map and be replaced w

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