ubercore

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   by ubercore 12y ago

   No, the return type can change as long as all return paths return the same value for the same function call. So you can't, in the same execution, return two different types, but two different executions can vary their return type as lo
2. 572.▲
   by ubercore 12y ago

   Don't overlook how simple it is to keep and maintain your own in-house project template. If you're making enough new projects for it to be an issue, it could really benefit you to roll your own. There are a few ways to solve a lot
3. 573.▲
   by ubercore 12y ago

   Interesting to see some more details on the appliances. Isn't the argument primarily about peering, not open connect appliances, though?
4. 574.▲
   by ubercore 12y ago

   This will also allow HAProxy to be brought into the fold if you're using Circus ( http://circus.readthedocs.org/en/0.11.1/ ) for process monitoring. Probably not a big win in reliability, but I bet there are pl
5. 575.▲
   by ubercore 12y ago

   I think the parent forgot to tag their </ sarcasm>
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   by ubercore 12y ago

   Before "the cloud" we had a lot of awful flash restaurant websites done by a local contractor with wildly varying quality, functionality, and no ability to order online. I'd say the "the cloud" (the pop-culture and
7. 577.▲
   by ubercore 13y ago

   What? Please elaborate so I can argue with you.
8. 578.▲
   by ubercore 13y ago

   That's one of the main concerns I have with it. They're really hanging their hat on the fact that they implemented a physics engine so they don't have to rely on OS-native things like inertia, so it works the same everywhere.
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   by ubercore 13y ago

   It doesn't feel shady to me, as long as one remembers you're _buying just that particular product_. I'm really happy to have the chance to support even a major company experimenting if it provides a product more suited to me
10. 580.▲
    by ubercore 13y ago

    This is a great response, as far as I'm concerned. I especially appreciate them explaining why this issue could be more than just "trademark gone awry".
11. 581.▲
    by ubercore 13y ago

    There's a way to make your point without saying things like "all of you".
12. 582.▲
    by ubercore 13y ago

    Too bad U.S. citizens can't get in on it, to skirt U.S. spying.
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    by ubercore 13y ago

    I think the "not as mature" comment was about the support for it, not a comment on OpenBSD.
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    by ubercore 13y ago

    I'm working towards building out community-driven code samples for the site. Please remember this feedback and help contribute to the samples in the future!
15. 585.▲
    by ubercore 13y ago

    For posterity, the official repo has been transferred: https://github.com/python/pythondotorg
16. 586.▲
    by ubercore 13y ago

    Because they can live in SF and work in SF without needing to end-run around public transportation.
17. 587.▲
    by ubercore 13y ago

    Googlers, what is your opinion on relaxing the remote work rules? Seems like a very direct way to ease this tension, but I have no perspective on how detrimental it would be to Google's culture.
18. 588.▲
    by ubercore 13y ago

    I think a lot of IP blocks show up in blacklists just by virtue of belonging to cable companies.
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    by ubercore 13y ago

    I agree with everyone that's calling this mob behavior and harassment. In no way is this "OK". But... I'm actually glad this discussion is happening. I think it's a really interesting problem that faces a lot of cit
20. 590.▲
    by ubercore 13y ago

    I think it's fair to expect at least an attempt, given that you felt strongly enough to post your first comment. Without context, it boils down to "I have an opinion." Not surprising people would ask you to expand on that.
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    by ubercore 13y ago

    Is he taking that last excerpt out of context? I read it as speaking for Rubin et al at the time thought the lack of a keyboard was wrong. It doesn't seem like anyone would really try to argue the point anymore.
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    by ubercore 13y ago

    Thanks! I guess we're not too far off, I think it's the last step we've been doing poorly -- team-specific checkins to make sure the board is accurate.
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    by ubercore 13y ago

    You can't as easily pay someone across the country in cash for drugs that they then ship to you.
24. 594.▲
    by ubercore 13y ago

    Yeah, I didn't mean to imply they were making it up. I'm for medical marijuana and marijuana research. It just seems that this gets inflated into "Did you hear about [name of fringe researcher]? He cured [every disease] with
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    by ubercore 13y ago

    Can you share any of your Trello workflow? We still have trouble sometimes making everyone happy with our current Trello workflow, I'd be really interested in hearing how you organize your cards!
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    by ubercore 13y ago

    How many involved marijuana?
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    by ubercore 13y ago

    We do like real-world assessment when hiring. We always pay the candidate's contract rate for the hours spent though, and if they don't want to enter that arrangement, we find some open source or other real-world coding exercise t
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    by ubercore 13y ago

    They don't ferment. I think the primary chemical reaction would be oxidation, which one normally tries to prevent. Perhaps with favorable conditions, it can produce a "better" flavor though
29. 599.▲
    by ubercore 13y ago

    Sure, I went off the handle a bit, but the thing that really set me off here was "what nobody will tell you." It's linkbait-y FUD. Every communication around LED bulbs I've seen has mentioned the heat issue.
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    by ubercore 13y ago

    I was just using that to lead into the thing I really wanted to say. I admit my dislike is my problem. I thought that I followed it up with reasoned and thoughtful discourse. What part of my statement do you disagree with?