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A big kite?
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I grew up 25 miles up the road from Birmingham, I can tell you the muslim population in brum (Birmigham) makes up 21.8% of the population I think it is? I laughed so hard when I heard the initial report. Notably a few years ago there were r
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It was a joke...
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12y ago
I'm praying for this blog to be Wordpress as I've just started a project in angular!!
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"application error" ...is this site written in angularjs? If so I think we have the answer to that title! :)
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'For a new Liberty' - Murray Rothbard
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Thanks, that was a lot more helpful response :) I think the most confused I've been so far (coming from a PHP background) was all the different types of strings!
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Right, I guess I misunderstood the article. As I said, new to C++.
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I literally started programming in C++ this week and I figured the over-use of std::string couldn't be a good thing hehe
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Haha very good point... I'll raise a hotfix.
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An even better way, super glue your hands to your head, tie cheese wire around your neck, then jump off of a building so's it looks like you pulled your own head off. Might send them a pull request now actually.
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I'd argue they brought coffee culture more to the British high-street. Coffee shops were few and far between and the demand was fairly low say 10 years ago. This also coincides with a lot of pub closures due to certain government regul
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I'd rather see profits in the workers pockets than the UK government's coffers. If we keep ramping up taxes on large corporations, they're just going to move abroad. Take Starbucks for example, they're not even turning o
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35 hours? I think I've done that in 2 days!
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Such a moving post. Really sad. I had to hold back the tears in the middle of the office reading it! Always seems to happen to the best people.
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Why am I not surprised? The people who run the european commissions are career politicians. Involved in politics from day 1 and rarely have had real jobs. Let alone ran a business of their own. It figures...
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Don't forget Caching Massive performance gains in Symfony2
(ewanvalentine.io)
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So on one hand he calls for state regulation of ISP's, yet on the other he calls for a "free and open" internet. So which is it to be?
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He presided over some of the worst breeches of data privacy in contemporary political history, how exactly does he expect anyone to trust him? Would he have made these bold statements, had he not have been found out?
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Oh man, I love those icons! Great stuff!
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I think people are scared it will turn out to be nothing and they'll be embarrassed or something. But the fact is, no one knows that it's nothing, until a medical professional checks it really is nothing. There's no shame in
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Haha very, very appropriate!
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Get well soon. One of the biggest causes of death, especially for males is being too stubborn or too scared to get things checked out. Me included. Have a speedy recovery!
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Classic case of 'not looking at the bigger picture'. If you look at standard of living in the west, since the industrial revolution, it's increased exponentially, massively. More than anywhere else in the world, and it almost
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Please make one for Manchester!
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I've been following Stefan Molyneux's take on this for some time, and it really seems to make sense. Entering a bargaining stance rather than teaching children that violence (however 'tame', it's about the lesson it
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Haha not a problem! I've worked with a lot bigger (being a corporate grunt also), but this was just a starting point. In theory you could extend this structure without things getting too messy :)
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Yeah I agree! I used to commit everything into one repo, and I found I was wasting a lot of time downloading thousands of files and vm's etc when I only needed to work on say one component. I think this structure lets you take either a
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This was about a PHP/Symfony API and a angularjs/phonegap app. I've split it between a PHP app, Node app and a phonegap app previously as well and it felt like a nice workflow and I felt like I was getting more done. You'
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I've only been using this structure for say, an app and an API. I haven't tried it with say caching vm's or a message server thrown in the mix. Your idea about using Nix might be worth me looking into next! It kinda feels lik
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