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by sickbeard 10y ago
You don't need complex tools to build complex systems. The rapid pace of change in the javascript world is what he's poking fun at.
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by sickbeard 10y ago
Just like fame, harassment is inevitable for public figures. What the OP is trying to say that it's not just a female thing, it happens to males just as much. It reminds me of this bodybuilder on Youtube, i believe Scooby was his name,
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by sickbeard 10y ago
It feels like the entire community is being blamed because she received unwarranted attention from one reader? isn't this a common problem for people who put themselves out in public? Why wouldn't using a pen name suffice?
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by sickbeard 10y ago
Not with their type of government they won't.
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by sickbeard 10y ago
I'm not convinced there's some urgent need to be multiplanetary in 6 years. There's so much we can do to make this planet better and it is by far the best planet in our solar system.
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by sickbeard 10y ago
"Product Managers". If you have ever had the pleasure of dealing with one you would know
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by sickbeard 10y ago
So next year .NET Standard 2.0? Excuse me for being cynical but Microsoft's track record in regards to versioning isn't great.
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by sickbeard 10y ago
all hacks have signatures.. usually the tools used by the hackers to compromise the system.
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by sickbeard 10y ago
I always wondered what word we would use after "smart" wore off. Apparently it's now "smarter"
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by sickbeard 10y ago
In what world would it make sense to do this?
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by sickbeard 10y ago
Not the worst thing in the world. it's part of being handy, you're going to get asked for money A LOT (if you're white). You're going to be asked for dates or marriage a lot if you're a white woman. Frankly a lot of
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by sickbeard 10y ago
What part of the Judiciary is broken, or are you just being intellectually lazy?
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by sickbeard 10y ago
I don't think you want to bike through a forest if it's going to take days..
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by sickbeard 10y ago
I dunno man. The wildlife in Australia scares the shit out of me
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by sickbeard 10y ago
The most dangerous thing in Africa is running into an armed rebel group or corrupt police/army. The vast majority of strangers you meet will mostly be sympathetic to your cause and help you when they can. You'll also be SOL if you
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by sickbeard 10y ago
How would functional programming help you in this department?
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by sickbeard 10y ago
Because most people familiar with programming can grasp an imperative language easily even if they may not be completely familiar with the language. Functional programming is like alien to them because it may not be entirely obvious what th
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by sickbeard 10y ago
lol, do people really believe that bugs are going "hold up! wait 5 seconds before attacking!?"
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by sickbeard 10y ago
But the average citizen might find himself looking at the death row prisoner in the eye when the said prisoner is doing the killing.
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by sickbeard 10y ago
I think you misunderstood my comment. This article has been posted before when it was about 50 or 60 days. Now it appears again at 76 days. Why does the number of days matter?
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by sickbeard 10y ago
Like git, we need Linus to come up with totally mindbogglingly simple. I can't tell you how many years we wasted working with stupid/bloated/useless source control systems until git came along.
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by sickbeard 10y ago
Same story every month. Can't wait for the 100 day update
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by sickbeard 10y ago
You could have saved yourself some trouble and did the right thing. Changing it from "Cleaner Facebook" to "Cleaner - For Facebook" won't solve any copyright claims against it. I suspect it's mostly the "f
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by sickbeard 10y ago
And rain could be a giant's pee? There's no evidence we do live in a computer so why bother
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by sickbeard 10y ago
I never heard of hackerrank until now. Maybe the site has a location bias? Interesting bit, when I used to have ad-sense for my tumblr app certain regions just visited more of that site than others
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by sickbeard 10y ago
If there's one thing they needed to work on it was documentation and they failed at it.
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by sickbeard 10y ago
So sabotage could be a factor?
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by sickbeard 10y ago
Compared to past infractions Snowden has gotten off relatively easy
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by sickbeard 10y ago
Isn't this the reason why governments react harshly to people like Snowden and Manning? To discourage even worse breaches?
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by sickbeard 10y ago
The internet of low margins and devices of dubious functionality. I'm truly scared that the next dotcom crash will come from iot not panning out for companies jumping into it without any forethought

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