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by weavie 9y ago
It is amazing how uneducated a supposedly educated population can actually be. I know a lot of people here who would only have a vague idea that we even used to have an empire, most likely based on some period drama they watched on televisi
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by weavie 9y ago
If your private method is wrong, then your public methods will also be wrong. If your public methods are right, then it doesn't really matter what your private methods do..
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by weavie 9y ago
Let's not forget this image of Earth from outer space : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pale_Blue_Dot
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by weavie 9y ago
I wonder how many of these questions have the question and answer both created by the same person under two separate accounts..
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by weavie 9y ago
You can find them here : http://www.alphago-games.com
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by weavie 9y ago
This reminds me of Ben Eltons book "Blind Faith". The protagonist is confronted because he is not streaming his every moment of sexual intimacy onto the community website. Clearly he must be hiding something. https://ww
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by weavie 9y ago
I guess it depends on what granularity you are viewing your project at. Your beep app could be complete and if you want calendar integration, that's a new project that takes input that is somehow piped into it from the beep app. The io
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by weavie 9y ago
Neither did I.
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by weavie 9y ago
Back when I used to work at a large enterprise the use of 'var' was banned in our coding standards. Using Linq was heavily frowned upon. It took quite a few years before it started to be accepted.. At one point we were also strong
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by weavie 9y ago
He is in a van. I guess he can just drive south.
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by weavie 9y ago
True. Generally no, but sometimes I will insert several empty lines around a particular line of interest..
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by weavie 9y ago
Log files..
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by weavie 9y ago
'The Mind Illuminated' by Culadasa aka John Yates is an excellent guide. It takes you gently through 10 stages, from just beginning all the way up to Enlightenment (for some definition of Enlightenment). It thoroughly covers all b
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by weavie 9y ago
Our accounts department can save a fortune on MS Office licenses..
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by weavie 9y ago
You want to compare it against holding through market fluctuations. Sure holding would have been better this year. Should bitcoin crash next year, it will be interesting to see if he is still in profit or not when the person holding is down
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by weavie 9y ago
Following the pareto principle, learning Bootstrap (or equivalent other framework) will let you design 80% of your site in 20% of the time..
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by weavie 9y ago
Please expound. What pills do you take?
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by weavie 9y ago
His books are awesome too. I keep them by my side pretty much constantly.
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by weavie 9y ago
ZFS is also possible.
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by weavie 9y ago
Awesome. Is the code for this open source? (I'm just afraid the world could lose this should you decide to take it down some day!)
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by weavie 9y ago
It is because of episodes such as this that we do have a problem with resources.
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by weavie 9y ago
Indeed. Here in Devon, Uk, at one time when I was commuting by bus, the regulars on the bus were so friendly we got to the stage where we were decking the bus out in tinsel and sharing cakes and bubbly when it was someones birthday.
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by weavie 9y ago
I sometimes use lolcat, just because I like colour. I just find it helps cheer up a little bit. I guess it is just personal preference..
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by weavie 9y ago
I remember back when I was a kid it was often talked about in certain circles that the mark of the beast that is discussed in the Book of Revalations of the Bible would be a microchip planted in the back of your palm. The Book talks about h
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by weavie 9y ago
KDE and Gnome are not the only desktop environments available. I use XFCE and am very happy with it, no speed problems at all.
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by weavie 9y ago
You can write Javascript without knowing how to program?
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by weavie 9y ago
There's a good explanation here : https://bitcoinmagazine.com/articles/bitcoin-beginners-guide...
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by weavie 9y ago
I have one too. My only complaint is the track pad is way too sensitive. I am constantly nudging it with my palm.
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by weavie 9y ago
> you can't ignore the animal once you got it Sadly you can, and many people do.
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by weavie 9y ago
Surely an easy work around would be to take the picture, doctor it, print it out, point the camera at the print out and snap.

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