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Very cool. Just small thing, add a New File button. Also, would be nice if we can have checkpoints which we can rollback on later.
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Steam Discovery Update(store.steampowered.com)
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I've worked a little on kernel. I think it would surely help to get into kernel development. Codebase is different, but they share similar architecture. If you understand one, it wont be hard to get started with other. From my experien
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Maybe out of topic, but I'm curious what happened to your app and how did it do in that one year.
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Just checked out their recover password page. Just date or birth and one security question are needed. So if you already know a person, pretty easy to hack their accounts.
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I think you should be looking for courses targeting particular 3d game engines like Unreal, Unity etc. I found one for Unity which seems to be pretty popular. http://walkerboystudio.com/html/unity_training___free__.html
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Would be nice if UI takes complete screen, particularly the code editor.
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Maybe, hacking other country databases. Some countries like India have started a voluntary identification number (like social security number) program where they take all these biometrics. That would be too aggressive to be practical though
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I mentioned earlier in this thread, privacy was already kind of broken. Given your account was registered with organization email, admin could reset your password and look at your private chats (like when you leave a company). Doing that wo
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Did you try using any MPTT libraries for your framework/rdbms? I've found that fairly simple to use. But of course performance should be better with NoSQL.
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I totally agree with new account with new account with a different email address problem. Apart from that one big issue I've is privacy. As such admins can't see private messages, however since you will be registered to HipChat wi
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For those interested in more technical details here is paper I found - http://isif.org/fusion/proceedings/Fusion_2011/data/papers/1... https://www.informs.org/ORMS-Today/Public-
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Nitro high-level network communication library(gonitro.io)
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Which platform do you use? For me FF on Windows clearly performed worse than Chrome. On Linux I find it difficult to to see any difference.
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I recently got out of college I'm going through almost same situation. What I've learned is you are eventually going to forget many things after some time, and you can't know it all. Secondly, knowing theory is one thing, mak
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One of the few things I remember and find useful from Software Engineering class is that there is No Silver Bullet. :)
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Currently reading Programming Pearls by Jon Bentley. Interesting small case studies that gives insight on how to tackle problems and think about programming.
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I use QtCurve. Will give try to others you mentioned. I like Qt5 theme too, however never tried hard enough to see how to enable it as my KDE widget set (don't see it in system settings). Can you tell how? I'm generally happy with
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I always loved how configurable KDE is and prefer it over others. I somehow always felt more comfortable using KDE than say Unity or Gnome. Its very stable , fluid and fast now as well. However, there are certain problems that just don&#x27
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First look. Like the new access menu. I was hoping that they would make history and bookmarks in new tabs instead of windows.
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Its not about typing. Its about cool name I guess. Everyone loves and remember a cool name. When you remember things, you communicate that easily and more often. Good for marketing I suppose
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I'm curious what problems you faced with PIL on Pip. I never tried installing it before today at work on Travis using Pip. Despite of all system libraries (jpeg-dev, zlib-dev) installed it would complain about libraries not being prese
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MySQL 5.6: no testcases for non-crashing bugs, either (and an incomplete bugfix)(s.petrunia.net)
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Adding to that, Swing is just almost always annoyingly slow and unresponsive in my experience.
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What is the UI library (for menu, toolbar, accordion..) being used here? I tried to look into source, couldn't figure out.
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Quoted their website - 7.3 has more than 950 patches, that's too many! Time for a new (minor) release. The plan is to (1) improve Python support, (2) include a faster regexp engine and (3) include pending patches and fix bugs. A test v
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I have neither used Eclipse or IntelliJ much. So from a new user point of view - I dislike Eclipse primarily because of really bad UI. Big toolbars, tabs, everything takes up considerable amount of screen leaving very limited space for code
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It still depends upon on libudev.so.0. Hence can't use it on ArchLinux (unless I fool it by linking it with latest so). :(
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Quora answer says, even the top engineering institutes of India aka IITs, invited him for workshops. Now that's really sad.
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I'm not Eclipse user neither IntelliJ. I tried IntelliJ after looking at this post. First impression, InteliJ interface is lot better and cleaner than Eclipse. Eclipse interface (or skin) looks ugly and takes lot of space with its big tool

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