stormcrowsx

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by stormcrowsx 13y ago
I never wear round face watches, they tend to look worse on me than rectangular ones. Either way I don't think the shape of the pebble face will have a huge bearing on its success.
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by stormcrowsx 13y ago
It's 27 degrees right now in Cleveland, need I say more?
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by stormcrowsx 13y ago
To me they chose the wrong word, they are still preprocessing because current css engines don't accept future css. Therefore it must be preprocessed by Myth before its usable in the browser.
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by stormcrowsx 13y ago
You've been missing out avoiding CSS preprocessors, they're fun.
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by stormcrowsx 13y ago
Bad idea, US could shoot up their own rocket and that rock your threatening with is now falling on you instead.
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by stormcrowsx 13y ago
I picked one of these up during black Friday, been happy with it so far. Easy to use, simple, and cheap.
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by stormcrowsx 13y ago
Shell scripts have limited use, its hard to reuse libraries, and they don't port worth a damn. I'd think Python or Javascript would be better because not only can it do day to day moving files around but they can also easily mass
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by stormcrowsx 13y ago
I've taught my daughter the basics of programming with Python to do things like sort her photo library. I think basic programming is a skill any American who uses a computer will find useful and the majority of Americans use a compute
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by stormcrowsx 13y ago
Yeah but by and whole the talk was more about cons of Scala than pros. If your going to describe a language in terms of another you should list what both are good and bad for. It was a very biased talk that makes it sound like Clojure fix
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by stormcrowsx 13y ago
Scala and Clojure are built for two different purposes, both were made with different goals and problems in mind. This type of comparison is the same as comparing two different shop tools. On one hand you have a scrollsaw and on the other
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by stormcrowsx 13y ago
There's no code to hint at how garbage collection should be done, since its automatic. You have to essentially include a library that would emulate the source language gc that it came from so its not a direct translation from one lang
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by stormcrowsx 13y ago
You make it sound of easy. How hard is it to go from a GC language to a non-GC language? What methods do you use to fill in GC?
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by stormcrowsx 13y ago
Its not wasted time if you enjoy doing it.
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by stormcrowsx 13y ago
Types are generally a hindrance for a small scale app. They pay off when your working on an app that has 30-40 developers and millions of lines of code. Use the right tool for the job, and there are jobs where Types are the right tool.
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by stormcrowsx 13y ago
The wind moving out of the opening is moving at 15 mph and the wind moving toward the opening would be at 2 mph. The 15 mph wind will win.
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by stormcrowsx 13y ago
I find it hard to believe anyone really thinks Miley Cyrus should be Person of the Year.
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by stormcrowsx 13y ago
In all the tesla fires it looks like the front hood compartment burns most. Looking at this picture you'd have time to get out of the car, and unbuckle kids from a car seat in the rear. I'd say it speaks to the safety of electric
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by stormcrowsx 13y ago
Pretty sure its already in enterprises, perhaps the more cutting edge ones but nonetheless it powers some very large websites.
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by stormcrowsx 13y ago
So its kinda like a Pebble smartwatch with almost zero features and somehow they even managed to get less battery life.
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by stormcrowsx 13y ago
I'm primarily a Java Developer, I tried Rails recently for the first time on a project without a SQL datastore and found that it was difficult to get a foothold as a beginner. Switched to Scala Play and the more flexible framework allo
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by stormcrowsx 13y ago
I'd imagine advertiser's will request that bad reviews not show, so pretty much it will only be useful if you endorse something.
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by stormcrowsx 13y ago
Or just not reinvent the wheel and use SOAP. Pretty much what this thing is with a little less cruft.
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by stormcrowsx 13y ago
Not all criticism is wrapped in a pretty package, but most of it is still useful. You are not your code, if someone attacks your code/product try to get to the useful part of that criticism and don't get bent out of shape about t
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by stormcrowsx 13y ago
I agree T-Mobile has stellar customer service, I contacted them about poor coverage in a new area I moved to. Got a $40 credit on my line, and within a month a network technician had fixed the issue and brought my coverage up. It's am
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by stormcrowsx 13y ago
Stop bitching about it and get off Verizon's network, enough of you leave and they'll start to open up. Right now they have no incentive, idiots like this guy will keep buying shit that locks them in for another 2 years and all h
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by stormcrowsx 13y ago
eh the average person isn't going to be affected by not knowing exactly what a fork or pull request is. They managed to get the gist out, github lets devs work together on a project. As long as they can get the basics of it correct I
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by stormcrowsx 13y ago
The problem they forget to mention is that Diane's skills stagnate. Sure she did better this time, but Jack has learned more. Next time through his solution will be faster and have less errors. If everyone was like Diane and just cho
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by stormcrowsx 13y ago
Anywhere I've worked that says they do it ends up being more like 100% bottom line and the extra 20% is expected to happen as extra hours. I work on those "extra" projects during regular hours anyway. If I don't get to
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by stormcrowsx 13y ago
So our mistake is that computers don't make grindy noises when they are broke. More grindy noises engineers!
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by stormcrowsx 13y ago
Most of the work is done, get off your ass and start porting.

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