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by warcode 10y ago
Often I find that clean code is something I do for my future self too. Having some external factor break your algorithm and coming back to multiple nested loops and "i,j,k,l,x,y" variable names makes it take way too long to fix.
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by warcode 10y ago
Cheap home routers with QoS has OUTBOUND QoS.
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by warcode 10y ago
I feel "escapes" wrongfully implies intent in this situation. "Accidentally leaves training area" would better explain what happened.
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by warcode 10y ago
I always see Go promote Clarity/Readability and yet in the second example its already "fmt.Fprintln". That is not easily readable for humans.
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by warcode 10y ago
Business users are not all enterprise users.
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by warcode 10y ago
This has to be linked with what you grew up with. I've spent my teens and beyond on text/voice chat with friends and it feels exactly the same as being with them in person. Maybe slightly less with text. Or could it be because we
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by warcode 10y ago
As always biometrics are more secure usernames, not passwords.
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by warcode 10y ago
I'd say programming requires skill and passion. The only way to become a good programmer is through hard work and learning new things. To keep on going forward while learning something hard, or while debugging problems that seem imposs
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by warcode 11y ago
Learning about programming and how software / hardware works has the same value as learning about the basics of chemistry or biology. You might not use the knowledge in your day-to-day work, but it gives you a better picture of how the
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by warcode 11y ago
Any plans to add food/cooking documentaries to this? I'm already sold on trying this out, but it seems very lacking in that department.
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by warcode 11y ago
So instead of a KeePass with a long random password for each site, I'll have a KeePass with key pairs for each site. The added security being that if the site gets compromised, they can't log into the site using my account. But th
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by warcode 11y ago
Meteor has been perfect for the single page web apps I've been making as side projects. I don't know any other frameworks where I could have completed an encrypted chat application as fast and painless as I did with meteor. All th
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by warcode 11y ago
How is coinbase/circle solving the hoops? The only steps I want to go through are 1) Register an account (email/password) 2) Choose amount of bitcoin and destination 3) Pay
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by warcode 11y ago
Flattr really hit the sweet spot for me in this regard. I set up an account, put some money in it, set a $20 monthly limit, hook it up to soundcloud and github, and then every time I "like" a song or "star" a repo it add
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by warcode 11y ago
In reality I don't think ads are a problem, as long as they aren't annoying, are hosted by the webpage I am on, have zero trackers and are related to the content on the page. Though the best system will always be free primary cont
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by warcode 11y ago
The page is using some hard-coded http links which causes mixed-content errors if you load the page with https. I assume you are using HTTPS Everywhere or some similar extension.
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by warcode 11y ago
NVIDIA Inspector and GPU-Z both have simple, clean UIs and have been all I've needed in my GPU overclocking and custom bios adventures.
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by warcode 11y ago
Make the usernames "username@domain.tld". If the user is already logged in the button will act normally. If its not you simply ask them to log in. If they use username@persona.com on personb.com, handle that in the login code and
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by warcode 11y ago
https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock
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by warcode 11y ago
So what they are saying is that we should be pumping large amounts of Aerosols into the atmosphere? I think we need less confirmations that there is a problem and more solutions to the problem.
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by warcode 11y ago
For XMPP there is Kaiwa http://getkaiwa.com/
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by warcode 11y ago
It is not a strategy you can simply use. He can clearly utilize many champions at a skill level higher than most people. This includes many different areas like itemization, skill order (both learning and usage), positioning, movement, team
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by warcode 11y ago
Considering this is prefabricated module assembly it is exactly like today's development work. Even more so as people have created frameworks and libraries that you can use freely to compose your application in much less time than if y
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by warcode 11y ago
As an introvert I can tell you that most of the time anything in an interview will be flustering if unknown. Tell them to pick a project or two and prepare to talk about it ahead of time of the interview. Actually many of the issues I have
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by warcode 11y ago
We've been using scratch in a local code club for children and it is a great language for that purpose. You can teach the general flow, logic, and what goes into making a computer program without the "scary code" part.
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by warcode 12y ago
Any plans of making LDAP optional? I am already running a prosody server and have no use for it.
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by warcode 12y ago
Look for any integration-bot with an XMPP interface.
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by warcode 12y ago
The "What would I like to do" vs "What would be agreeable to do in a job" scenario would probably explain the specialists vs generalists. Unless everybody is forced to answer the same question the shapes are useless.
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by warcode 12y ago
To understand the system start by ignoring the code. 1. Start with all the components as black boxes. 2. Draw the system design/connections/interfaces between them. 3. Follow the data and uncover black boxes by reading the code. 4
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by warcode 12y ago
Probably the automated messaging/conversation. Anything else is just normal Tinder.

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