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by texuf 10y ago
This work for me. Why do all the rebuttals here consist of throwing hands in air and exhaspirating, "Where will it end?" We are talking about the future of our food and the huge profits that stand to be made. We should never stop
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by texuf 10y ago
In my ideal world, when requirements change, you first change the tests to reflect the new requirements. Then you change code till all the tests pass. Then you're done. Things don't always work in this manner, but it feels great w
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by texuf 10y ago
It would be worth a try. My bet is that the user vomits or falls down.
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by texuf 10y ago
Or judges? I would want to sue the judge that awarded $30,000 for an allegedly broken printer. Edit: Found this article from Sep. 2014. [0] "The [Indiana] state high court, in an order issued Tuesday, called Zavodnik 'a prolific,
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by texuf 10y ago
In what world is an allegedly broken used printer that has since been thrown away worth a years salary? This shit should have never gotten past a filing stage.
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by texuf 12y ago
This sounds like what would happen if I built a new javascript library, but instead of publishing source code, I just wrote blog post describing how to build it again in natural language. I've never been in a lab or witnessed one of th
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by texuf 12y ago
Here's a "non-magical introduction to pip" http://www.dabapps.com/blog/introduction-to-pip-and-virtuale... Pip is an excellent package management system.
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by texuf 12y ago
"Soon they’ll do test screenings with people in MRIs.” They already do that with trailers. They talked about it in The Greatest Movie Ever Sold: http://www.blisstree.com/2011/04/26/mental-health
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by texuf 12y ago
Super shuttle is a popular and econimical option. Or you just call a cab. At that hour it's $35 before tip.
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by texuf 12y ago
I watched Greg Brockman's talk about how Stripe used MongoDb for processing events [1] and thought the emphasis on clean syntax and flexibility was nice, so I tried to implement it myself. I'm looking for feedback from anyone who
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Python implementation of Stripe's description of their event processing system.(github.com)
2 points by texuf 12y ago|1 comments
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Mighty Spring and Heartbleed (Updating StartSSL Certificates on Heroku) (blog.mightyspring.com)
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by texuf 13y ago
This could sound like a joke, but I'm totally serious. Build a 2048 game. There are loads of examples, the interaction is slick, and people will play it. Then launch a flask app on heroku -- heroku has a great tutorial for exactly that
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by texuf 13y ago
So, what would have happened had Apple and Google ruthlessly poached from each other and from every other smaller tech company like Adobe? A few engineers would have been better for it, but would the companies have attained the success that
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by texuf 13y ago
Can anyone think of a better summary of 'next steps' advice/resources?
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by texuf 13y ago
you also can't PUT from an embedded flash app
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by texuf 13y ago
Specifically, I think teaching k-12 is an occupation that requires a great deal of knowledge acquired via route memorization. Anecdotally, my third grade teacher didn't understand long division, my eighth grade history teacher didn&#x2