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by yareally 11y ago
Same sort of development one would do anywhere from my experience. I'm not sure what you imagine when you think of the Midwest, but I live in a city with over a million people (not Chicago). I have friends that work for companies on th
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Salary depends highly on where you live due to cost of living. Starting salaries in Seattle for example were around 30% higher last I checked when compared to much of the Midwest. If you make $80k where I am, I would be expect the same pers
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Having worked in both Linux and Windows shops, yes, there are people that would readily use Windows on a π, because that's what they know best. Could they use Linux? Yeah, probably, they're smart people. However, that's a bun
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I've used Opera since 2004 and the current Chromium based Opera is barely even a shadow of what it once was. It took them well over a year just to implement bookmark functionality, because they didn't feel it needed it and then re
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I always preferred this little illustration for how DNS worked[1]. It's similar to the linked one, but more minimal and to the point. I had a 1920x1200 copy around somewhere I used for a desktop background, but can't find it at th
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> No F# native ORM work on OSX as-is. Sql Type-providers neither. You can make some basic stuff and crash faster after you try anything barely complex, like do a search ;) There exists a very good ADO.net wrapper for F# called FsSQL htt
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I'm sure it will eventually meet TV in # of commericals, just most potential advertisers haven't made the full leap into online video ads yet and content publishers are probably reluctant on increasing video ad quantities until th
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Yeah, I think that sounds reasonable to me. I was thinking about my history classes more and there was a decent amount of interaction, just my memory about it was a bit fuzzy, since I haven't thought about the classes themselves in som
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Depends on the class. History tends to have a lot of lectures. Science classes, math and English I don't recall as many (this was about 10 years ago). Also varies by teacher and I would assume school.
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Not true. The JRE version on my copy of PyCharm is 7 (it's from 2014 and may be JRE8 now) and it's running on Windows currently. I ended up buying Intellij IDEA instead and I know it's running under JRE 8 by default, so I ass
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10 second google search yields: http://www.vrworld.com/2015/04/29/directx-12-on-xbox-one-com... --- Xbox One uses "Graphics Core Next", which certainly does support DX12. http://wccftech.
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Probably a Black-chinned Hummingbird, though several less numerous species may show up in the area as well. http://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Black-chinned_Hummingbird... > When newly built, the nest is a compact,
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> I worry about its long term viability given it's low presence on GitHub[1] and < 40 users on #kotlin on Freenode IRC It's only on version 0.12.213. Bit premature to judge long term viability imho.
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> what does TS still bring to the table for people who aren't using Visual Studio?what does TS still bring to the table for people who aren't using Visual Studio? It doesn't require Visual Studio. Most major IDEs and some
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> Could in theory be done by a really talented member of anothery species Not sure we'll reach the point of highly intelligent, tool making chimps and New Caledonian crows writing their own applications. "Murderable" (of c
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We do have 8, 12 and 18 core CPUs made by Intel. They're just expensive and not made for the typical consumer. My PC at work has the 12 core Xeon. It's nice for compiling large projects, but at home I'm content with a 4 core
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The BBC Oppenheimer miniseries is probably the best I've watched on it, though it's not just about the atomic bomb in WW2. I've also seen the "Fat Man and Little Boy" film mentioned by another poster. The later was
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Wouldn't be too hard to rebut. Just do some skimming over the Second Sino-Japanese War and Japanese actions/attitudes/writings towards the Chinese at the time. If one's time is short, just look up Japan's infamous U
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Can't say I'm overly fond of the standard library for Date/Time in Java prior to Java 8. I've heard they've gotten better since Java 8 and Joda isn't as necessary now, but haven't used it since Java 8&#x27
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Guessing you have some interesting stories about Sealand. I know it's asking a lot and I understand if you don't have the free time, but did you have any you don't mind sharing with us?
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I think you missed reading part of the comment that implied it worked on Professional: > It works on non-pro/non-enterprise systems.
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Opera 12 and before had this feature. You could save all open tabs/windows as a stored session with a name of your choice, then reopen it later. Allowed you to have as many sessions as you wanted, though much of the time, I would end u
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> My pet theory is that that concrete allowed the Romans to construct giant projects relatively quickly with large, mostly unskilled labor pools. I wouldn't really call it a theory, that's really why they used it much of the ti
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Backporting bug fixes or new features? I wouldn't be going out of my way to try adding new features to 5 year old versions of Android. If a user reports a crash for 2.3, sure, I will fix it. I know I have a fair amount of devices showi
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My brother has survived having B Cell Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma twice throughout his mid teens and early 20s. The kind he had was pretty rare/aggressive as well. He's going on 30 this year and has been clean since. The diagnosis
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The Android Market lets you depreciate old versions of Android now for your apps by leaving up the last compatible apk for them while newer devices get the latest version of your app. With that, you can either let the old version die slowly
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Have you used any imperative, statically typed language that's compiled, such as C#, C++ or Swift? Previous knowledge of a purely functional language would be useful as well, but not required. Knowing Java helps with debugging and work
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I read through Scala for the Impatient when I was initially learning Scala a few years ago. It's relatively new and written for version 2.10. Scala is on 2.11, but compared to 2.09 → 2.10, the changes are minimal. The book itself cuts
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Only the awful ones that are probably worried because the job is also posted online somewhere and aren't really dealing directly with the employer.
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Ouch, that's pretty unethical IMHO. Hopefully they add it, since the project owners are reading this thread. On a side note, I've reported offenders to the FTC for violating CAN-SPAM, but the FTC just sends you a default reply tha

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