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by sleazebreeze 10y ago
That looks like a very similar pattern that I've seen commonly used in Go. It makes for very clear code and explicit error handling. I kind of like it for the clarity, even if it isn't "elegant" or concise.
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by sleazebreeze 10y ago
The OP has even opened an issue on that other project's github and discussed it with the author of that other tool. The other author was very polite and explained clearly that it is not plagiarized or ripped from Mac-CLI.
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by sleazebreeze 10y ago
I am most familiar with Telerik's free product Fiddler. Looks like a similar feature set to Charles. http://www.telerik.com/fiddler
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by sleazebreeze 10y ago
Considering that Facebook lets you set the display domain separately from the actual link domain, this behavior seems entirely intentional. Convincing people to click on ads (by lying wholesale, in this case) is a crucial element of Faceboo
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by sleazebreeze 10y ago
Not a charting library, but much faster and doesn't require any code - here's my alternate take using Tableau: https://public.tableau.com/views/WorldHealth_4/WorldCountryH...
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by sleazebreeze 11y ago
Not the person you asked - but I did it with those resources while holding down a more than full time engineering job (not in software). Most people don't have the drive to do it on their own and that's fine too. Getting guided th
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by sleazebreeze 11y ago
This was my experience with JSON Resumes as well. I tried it out and eventually went back to MS Word. I got all my data in there, although I found the schema to be very limiting. Then I went through 50-70 themes and none of them actually lo
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by sleazebreeze 11y ago
Your's is an interesting story. I'm glad for you that you were able to recognize what was happening and change. I agree that there is hope for everyone. Freedom to create your future is a heavy task, but as a song goes: "the
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by sleazebreeze 11y ago
At the start of our morning team standups, we have a song playing and anyone can add song to the queue (and also re-arrange to put their selection first, if they wish). 80s Thursdays and Metal Mondays have emerged organically. Then there&#x
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by sleazebreeze 11y ago
On #5: This same thing happened to me. A junior dev came up with an ingenious solution for something that would have taken weeks and been a major maintenance headache going forward. The team had been putting off developing it for months bec
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by sleazebreeze 11y ago
This seems like a very unique book, thank you for the suggestion! I'll be reading this one for sure.
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by sleazebreeze 11y ago
Thanks for the links, I'm reading them now. I appreciate the informative correction to my previous post. I confess I must have misread his points because many of the stories are about criminal interrogations (although there are plenty
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by sleazebreeze 11y ago
I failed a job interview recently where the interviewer seemed much less comfortable than me with eye contact. He was fidgeting constantly and only briefly looking into my eyes and then quickly looking away. On the other hand, I remained co
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by sleazebreeze 11y ago
I'm not trying to cast any doubt on this author's story, but Snopes regards this particular drug story as "False" [1]. This seems too crazy to be 100% true. Could it be that nobody knows how this drug really works? Accor
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by sleazebreeze 11y ago
I don't think it is clear that Richard Melville Hall stole any name or reputation from the game composer. Hall has said that "Moby" was a nickname from being named after Herman Melville. Additionally, they both appear to have
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by sleazebreeze 11y ago
My partner's family lives in government subsidized housing and they get the full array of benefits including disability and food stamps. His mother buys new luxury items like purses from Coach regularly with cash from under the table j
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by sleazebreeze 11y ago
As a lifelong exerciser, this squares with my observations as well. I'd include biking in the running category too. Personally, I get no pleasure from long runs and find them to be incredibly painful and hard to recover from. Whereas b
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by sleazebreeze 11y ago
Thanks, I stand corrected. The odds aren't too bad in that case. Hell, now I am intrigued by the prospect too.
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by sleazebreeze 11y ago
Considering how many containers are lost per year (thousands), I wouldn't risk my house on that chance. EDIT: More like ~546 containers per year from an industry survey, out of 120 million moved in a year. Not quite as good as commerci
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by sleazebreeze 11y ago
I work for a large NVOCC/freight forwarder that has a large IT department and builds nearly all it's software in-house. My part of it has been building migrated applications for various customer service functionalities and the kin
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by sleazebreeze 11y ago
Isn't this basically the plot of Million Dollar Baby or Maximus's first fights in Gladiator? The fighter in both movies wins all their fights very quickly. The difference is that in Gladiator, he is told to slow down and give the
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by sleazebreeze 11y ago
Are you making a joke? The tiered water system would be implemented on the billing and invoicing side of things, not two separate water delivery mechanisms.
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by sleazebreeze 11y ago
You just described my childhood fantasy scenario - rigging a Lego shopping spree. Lego catalogs were crack for me as a child.
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by sleazebreeze 11y ago
I believe Chad Fowler of the Passionate Programmer is the CTO at Wunderlist as well.
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by sleazebreeze 11y ago
EDIT: Turns out this Quora review is written by a different Jose who attended Coding House. My bad! Was this review by Jose written under duress or legally compelled somehow? http://www.quora.com/Reviews-of-Coding-House It
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by sleazebreeze 11y ago
Code that I've seen like that is usually an organic method that grew to meet additional requirements and edge cases. This seems like a great teaching moment on how to break up 400 LOC into smaller, more understandable modules. I would
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by sleazebreeze 12y ago
Developer Mode in Chrome is most definitely available on Windows.
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by sleazebreeze 12y ago
Furthermore, there would need to be some sort of correction for employees who are sick, but don't or can't take the sick time they need.
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by sleazebreeze 12y ago
FTA: Thanks for reading. I didn't get paid to write this article, so if you liked it, send me an e-mail to say hello. I enjoy receiving pictures of places around the world, so feel free to attach a picture of yourself in your city!
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by sleazebreeze 12y ago
As a side note, thank you for creating that site. My phone number was sold some time ago and I regularly get telemarketers calling me and a quick google search of any unknown number would find your site and let me make the determination to

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