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by x87678r 6y ago
If you search DDG in Chrome surely Google sees what you're doing anyway?
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by x87678r 6y ago
> We're not observing an increase in successful connections after rolling back a recent change. We're working to evaluate additional mitigation solutions while we investigate the root cause. Oooh that's panic stations.
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by x87678r 6y ago
From Google Style Guide > If you are writing a script that is more than 100 lines long, or that uses non-straightforward control flow logic, you should rewrite it in a more structured language now. https://google.github.io&#x2
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by x87678r 6y ago
> A company has to pay workers for 49 - 59 weeks without getting any work? That's for each child. I worked with a guy who had 5 kids and with sick leave and holidays he worked <6mo a year for 7 years straight and when he did turn
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by x87678r 6y ago
I think it telegraphs if you care about us or not. If you dont care about what I think, what will happen if down the road things get rocky? You probably wont care about me then either and will bail or be unreliable.
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by x87678r 6y ago
Tesla isn't really a luxury brand either any more. The 3 & Y interiors are much lower standard than luxury brands.
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by x87678r 6y ago
Finding and choosing a spouse. Possibly the thing that affects you the most and rarely taught.
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by x87678r 6y ago
Yeah my chromebook doesn't support it and is too weak to really run IntelliJ, I use it for web guis and some shell work. I haven't tried hard because Crostini still seems a bit bleeding edge - I think you can run linux apps direct
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by x87678r 6y ago
You're right, I've amended.
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by x87678r 6y ago
> Linux finally wins the desktop wars ChromeOS is storming along - best desktop version of linux around. If I could easily run IntellJ on it I would switch.
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by x87678r 6y ago
Yeah I haven't seen anywhere else https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/debugger/edit-...
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by x87678r 6y ago
ctrl x/c/v is best because you can do it with your left hand while your right hand is using the mouse.
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by x87678r 6y ago
In python I find I can't, is there a way to stop at breakpoint then amend the line you're on? or add a new line. I use PyCharm.
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by x87678r 6y ago
I never needed repl because I used debug and continue in Visual Studio for C++ and C#. Its awesome - stop at a breakpoint then you can amend or insert any line of code, move the current line pointer up or down. Now I'm not on those pla
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by x87678r 6y ago
I don't remember health officials supporting anti-mask protests, not sure why you think its relevant.
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by x87678r 6y ago
In general its tough to learn from videos, BUT its really enlightening to see demos of people's workflows, how often they test, how long it takes to compile run. Demos where people have problems, make mistakes, can't figure out wh
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by x87678r 6y ago
> My guess is, instead of a conspiracy, it's a case of a massive sunk cost fallacy, whereby politicians and high profile celebrity epidemiologists etc. can't admit that they were wrong in their original estimations. Absolutely.
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by x87678r 6y ago
> Nearly 1 in 4 (24%) believed in March that some in the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, or CDC, are exaggerating the danger posed by the virus in order to damage Donald Trump’s presidency, which increased to 32% in July
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by x87678r 6y ago
It wouldn't surprise me if Scandinavians wanted to spend the Winter in the Caribbean.
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by x87678r 6y ago
Home Use Program was great for so long I got used to it. There is no way I'd switch to a subscription, esp as no useful functionality is ever added.
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by x87678r 6y ago
> Usually, for every pound of production code, I would like to see about two pounds of unit tests and two ounces of functional tests Twice as much code in unit tests than prod code? Maybe for a critical library. For most applications I&#
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by x87678r 6y ago
The real issue is that your wife is in control of the kitchen, if she wants to buy a new machine that looks nicer, she is the boss and you shouldn't be arguing. :)
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by x87678r 6y ago
> In World War II, we retooled our entire economy to embark on years-long total war against fascism. Its a big gap in my experience of economics/politics/management about how things were done back then to do this. Was it people
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by x87678r 6y ago
> The pendulum went the other way ... I’ve resorted back to my old ways, Sounds like you need to find somewhere in the middle. You're allowed to disagree and debate. The polite smiling attitude and F-You attitude both are conflict a
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by x87678r 6y ago
You only have to spend some time with a bunch of sheltered rich kids to realize this is not what you want.
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by x87678r 6y ago
Can we stop foreign students too? They're effectively the same, paying above average fees is the main justification for allowing them to take places.
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by x87678r 6y ago
I dont really understand why in this country enforcing immigration law is controversial.
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by x87678r 6y ago
This has been a huge problem for me. I've always loved working with customers and dealing with real problems under pressure. So have enjoyed my time on support rota - but quickly L1 guys learn I'm better at support that other team
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by x87678r 6y ago
> just "the way it has always been done" in finance Twenty years ago for many systems devs could do whatever they wanted in production. There were insider trading scandals and combined with SOX, regulators cracked down on it so
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by x87678r 6y ago
Spring Boot brings magic, my like RoR. I can see its super productive, I'm deeply uncomfortable with the magic still, waiting for problems that will be hard to debug, but actually haven't had any.

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