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weavie
13y ago
Impairment is on a continuous scale. Even a totally sober person would have their concentration slightly impaired if say they caught something out of the ordinary in the corner of their eye. If that happens at the wrong time, you have an ac
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weavie
13y ago
Reminds me of a recent project we had. The code we wrote came in at about 150k after an npm and bower install it was at 192mb.
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Why is Kim Jong-un always surrounded by people taking notes?
(bbc.com)
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13y ago
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weavie
13y ago
Darn it, you are right. Not sure how I'd come to that conclusion. Thanks for putting me straight.
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weavie
13y ago
Factories are singletons. Services are not. Providers let you configure stuff before they are invoked.
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weavie
13y ago
Although I did mathematics to degree level, I have used so little of it in my professional career that I have largely forgotten it all now. Any such list is going to depend on what area of programming you want to get into. For a lot of pro
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weavie
13y ago
How is this different from just searching the news with your favorite search engine?
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weavie
13y ago
This sounds like an excellent project to make use of my raspberry pi.
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weavie
13y ago
An excellent explanation. Thanks.
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weavie
13y ago
Wow. Was it really that simple? The heart beat request sends the text as well as the length it wants back?
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weavie
13y ago
I would say shipping is definitely life improving. Shipping is where you expose your work to the public and open it up to feedback and criticism. You can learn a lot more from direct feedback than you can learn from a general book. I have f
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weavie
13y ago
I can't imagine what this guy must be feeling right now. I find it embarrassing enough when I am outed in my small team for producing a bug that makes it into production. To be known around the entire internet to have caused the larges
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weavie
13y ago
Code reviews. It surprises me that something as important as OpenSSL doesn't have hundreds of coders studying every check in to find potential bugs, in particular obvious C errors.
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weavie
13y ago
Yes. And assume there will be bugs.
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weavie
13y ago
If the voting doesn't work it should be possible to gather other metrics such as how long the message was visible on the screen - in other words did the recipient actually read the email. Over time it would learn the users typical read
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weavie
13y ago
Sounds like you want to be able to specify some kind of pattern to define accepted and rejected matches. A regex would be ideal for this. oh wait....
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weavie
13y ago
Interesting to see that they don't shy away from using goto in their code. http://roslyn.codeplex.com/SourceControl/latest#Src/Compiler... Something I've just learned from looking at the code is you can
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weavie
13y ago
I doubt its quite so straightforward. If you eat less veggies and replace them with doughnuts amd beer then im sure you're probably more likely to die sooner. Replace them with organic pastured meats, particularly organ meats, then Im
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weavie
13y ago
That looks great. No need for free, it looks well worth the $5!
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weavie
13y ago
I just stick an isDeleted column on my tables. It does mean I have to remember to do a `where !isDeleted` on all my main queries, but apart from that the cost of undoing is incredibly cheap.
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weavie
13y ago
I just bought an old ~2008 netbook that came with a fresh install of XP on it. I was shocked at how slow and unresponsive it was. I really don't imagine windows 8 would improve the situation at all, quite the opposite, I suspect the ma
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weavie
13y ago
Good to know there are still people out there that code in something other than Javascript.
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weavie
13y ago
Startup inspiration ... come up with an MVP that utilizes each of these icons at least once.
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weavie
13y ago
Yes. I think this is one of the most important and yet misunderstood aspects of agile. You aren't throwing out the right terms, just re-prioritizing them.
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weavie
13y ago
I think you should specialize in programming concepts first and specific languages second. Once you have a deep understanding of lambda calculus, mutable/immutable state, lazy/eager, classes/functions and all that, then first
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weavie
13y ago
Agreed. I have seen too many people try to get their images to align by left padding it with spaces in their WYSIWYG editors. I am thinking of only allowing markdown in my latest project. I have yet to put it in front of the computer phobic
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13y ago
If you could update it so you could make the scripts edit fields full screen that would be awesome! it is really hard editing then in the tiny boxes they are at the minute.
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13y ago
I was under the impression that you can build up your tolerance to the sun by slowly increasing your exposure to it each day. Does this not apply for certain skin types?
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13y ago
It's more the concern about pulling the charger cable out while sleeping and waking up without a fully charged phone, but I'll have a go, it sounds interesting. I presume there are Android versions.
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weavie
13y ago
There are, but there's something about having my phone in my bed with me that makes me feel a little uncomfortable. High fatty foods are supposedly good for testosterone production. Lower glycemic foods and higher protein is good for r
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