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by thisone 14y ago
Your IG team will know. From my understanding, from the yearly IG briefings I used to have, you would be able to provide that requester with information on how to obtain their personal access, and point out to them where they can find the i
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by thisone 14y ago
Just bought and did a big upgrade on a used Acer Aspire One ZG5. Great little machine. Perfect for working on the train, where space is very cramped, and since I'm already walking 4 miles a day with one full size laptop in my backpack, the
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by thisone 14y ago
That's highly individual. You may be unable to read while going hells bells on an eliptical (or running on a treadmill), other people can.
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by thisone 14y ago
Australia also has some interesting history with daylight savings. I remember it being used for a discussion of DateTimeOffset in .net because it could showcase all the different scenarios.
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by thisone 14y ago
I was just able to check out. So things are coming back up!
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by thisone 14y ago
A personal license for Resharper is exactly why I've been hoping for a sale.
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by thisone 14y ago
I'm a ruby novice, and I love me my IDEs. I've been quite happy with RubyMine, this coming from a Visual Studio user. It also integrates with using Foreman so you can still debug in the IDE, which since I deploy to Heroku (and I'm a big ol
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by thisone 14y ago
Thanks for the link, for some reason I thought that book was on a different topic. I've found a series of lectures from Harvard Extension using the Artin Algebra book. I'm going to use that (and the new edition of the book) to pick up on th
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by thisone 14y ago
I'm a terrible natural cook, so I use recipe books. I can't say that this information is surprising. Recipes are always calling for things like double cream and a great deal of olive oil or deep frying where baking will do. I just don't pay
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by thisone 14y ago
Yep, I've had math through differential equations (so long ago it doesn't matter anymore), but never touched on abstract algebra that I can remember. Thanks for the info.
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by thisone 14y ago
I'm part of your buyer market here I believe, as I've just started receiving fortnightly deliveries of organic produce from a local box scheme and I spent a heck of a lot of time recently trying to find local lamb and beef and running into
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by thisone 14y ago
Crypto 1 just "ended". The final exam came out today. It's been good, as in I never could have followed this thread before it, but I don't know about the first run, but there has been little to no professor interaction with this run of the
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by thisone 14y ago
>Say, "If I accomplish X, Y, and Z in the next year, that's definitely worth (reward Q)." You probably can't get this in writing, but almost any boss will honor their word after a highly specific agreement. I've had that in writing, acc
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by thisone 14y ago
not really, being from the US and now living in the UK, the "traffic circles" I've gone round in the US were really just circular roads with one lane of traffic and easy to get stuck on if it's busy and you stray too far to the center. Quit
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by thisone 14y ago
You can never guarantee that no other student is cheating in some way. Well, you can, but it involves you not being a student.
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by thisone 14y ago
maybe the PlanetMoney podcast? The episodes they did with This American Life about the mortgage crisis back in like 2008-2010 were brilliant (imo), and then they bought their own CDO toxic asset in 2010, I think, and reported on it. http:/
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by thisone 14y ago
>I tried to explain that, if given space that had 12 units now has 200, the overall affordability rises, but she totally didn't or wouldn't get that point. I don't know what your friend's reasoning was, however, I can see an argument on
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by thisone 14y ago
If they'd managed to work in the actual reason for the change, it'd be just that much better. Other than that, that's one bored dev. Or, that's the kind of stuff I write when I'm bored and punchy at the end of a long night.
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by thisone 14y ago
quite interesting, I'll have to take a closer look at what you've done. My employment for the past 6 months has been on a wide and deep dataset collection tool, one that takes in arbitrary questions that can have both validation rules and w
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by thisone 14y ago
What are you trying to do with the UK postal codes? Address lookup or just validation? For validation, there's an official regex (archived, but still useful) http://www.cabinetoffice.gov.uk/govtalk/schemasstandards/e-g... . For address loo
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by thisone 14y ago
This goes for any creative profession where you often work solo or within an echo chamber. For me it's basically "Keep your ego in check. If you can't do that, learn to listen instead of defending"
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by thisone 14y ago
How to convince designers that just because it looks nice in photoshop doesn't mean that the people using it will find it "usable". But seriously. This probably exists somewhere: What are the conventions that have emerged in web design and
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by thisone 14y ago
From my internet experience it's more common to find companies who forget the internet extends beyond the US
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by thisone 14y ago
at night, the flashing gives me even longer warning that I'm coming up on a cyclist, since it's easier to notice a flashing red or white light. A solid light, can be dismissed for a second or two as a reflection. also, it tells me it's a cy
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by thisone 14y ago
unless the light is very bright and focused correctly, it isn't useful. I learned my lesson about getting a good light the first time it got dark early and I found myself hoping for cars to go by so I could see where I was on the road (and
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by thisone 14y ago
I may not be a friend, but of the 7 projects I've contributed to, 5 have delivered, and two are in active development with weekly updates (software) Some of the things I've back have been on the "sure thing" side (Amanda Palmer) and some on
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by thisone 14y ago
Don't know if it's Great or not, but I never knew of CLR via C# before the sale (depressing since it's in it's 4th edition) Thanks to the sale info I've found the answer to one of my self-education questions, "how can I learn about the CLR
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by thisone 14y ago
I would otherwise be shopping at amazon.co.uk. The ~£35 four ebooks cost me with the 40% off, would have been about £70 at Amazon for the books, with only one title having an ebook available.
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by thisone 14y ago
Because I know the guys who wrote the contracts up, I know the reason this is in there. They really believe that if you are working on something then you should be working on something for them 24/7 (without overtime, of course) {long perso
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by thisone 14y ago
I've seen this mentioned off hand, occasionally, by developers, not necessarily game developers. My contract where I work prohibits moonlighting, because they want your soul (really, they even try to specify how excited I should be every da

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