whostolemyhat

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by whostolemyhat 11y ago
Yep, in Lisp all you need to remember is (). Python has more syntax to remember than in Lisp, but ends up being a lot more readable (eg lists, dicts etc)
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by whostolemyhat 11y ago
CSS might be almost sane.
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by whostolemyhat 12y ago
I've bought it, and bought a licence for ST2 a couple of years ago as well. I use it every day and feel kind of morally obliged to support the developers. I even spend money on Photoshop and Spotify every month.
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by whostolemyhat 12y ago
If you're doing frontend work, then Photoshop will almost certainly be used at some point, so it'd be useful to have at least some working knowledge of it (i.e. slicing, picking colours etc).
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by whostolemyhat 12y ago
C++ - I've been making games with Javascript and Python for a while and I want to learn a lower-level language. C++ has quite a few frameworks and engines for game dev so I'm combining the two. I'll also brush up on Node and
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by whostolemyhat 12y ago
I think let is supposed to replace var completely. There's a brief mention of this in a book I was reading the other day (Understanding ES6: https://leanpub.com/understandinges6/read/ ) but no citation of whe
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by whostolemyhat 12y ago
I'm picking up Node at the moment. Express makes it incredibly easy for me to knock up a REST API.
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by whostolemyhat 13y ago
Yep, I could only fit about five sentences on the screen at once. I ended up zooming out to about 70% to make it more comfortable to read.
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by whostolemyhat 14y ago
Yeah, I like the default theme. About the only thing I changed was the tab behaviour to highlight modified files ("highlight_modified_tabs": true) and make the folder labels bold in the left-hand menu ("bold_folder_labels": true). Maybe som
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by whostolemyhat 14y ago
1.7 over four years as a web dev.
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by whostolemyhat 14y ago
I'm using Django on Webfaction, and built a basic blog system in it to learn how to use Django.
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by whostolemyhat 15y ago
Agreed - both companies I've worked for have been around for 7-8 years and only have about 10-15 people.
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by whostolemyhat 15y ago
I can't recommend Head First Java enough - initially I thought it was too whimsical and lacked depth, but it goes over key points simply and repeatedly until you understand them. If you have OOP experience then a lot of the first half of th
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by whostolemyhat 15y ago
Not to mention you can't smoke in pubs in Britain - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smoking_ban_in_England
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by whostolemyhat 15y ago
Not entirely true - there was a lot of scaremongering in the UK when Eastern European countries (like Poland) joined the EU because of fears about an influx of immigrants working for cheap wages.
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by whostolemyhat 15y ago
I usually get around 7-8 hours, but I often wake up during the night. I've found that I can get away with 3-4 hours and feel fine, but only for one night - if it's two nights consecutively then I feel terrible.