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Pretty handy, I'll be using this!
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cwstjnobbs
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I believe the correct terminology is:
UK: Birds.
USA: Broads.
Australia: Sheilas.
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1317378412
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False
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cwstjnobbs
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The number of PHP files greater than 10,000 lines in length that I have worked on lead me to believe that this is correct.
Perfect code just doesn't exist in the real world.
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Sir_Edmund_Bumblebee
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Personally I use [MacVim](http://code.google.com/p/macvim/). Yes it's vim, and yes it has a learning curve, but it can be used just like a normal editor as well, and once you start getting the hang of how to properly use vim it's pretty awesome. Go through vimtutor and you should get a good starting point, and then check out some of the numerous [cheat sheets](http://www.viemu.com/a_vi_vim_graphical_cheat_sheet_tutorial.html) around which can fill in a lot of the blanks.
I'm still pretty new to it, but I'm already starting to see how useful and powerful it can be, it's definitely worth trying out, and MacVim is a particularly good implementation for OSX.
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Honestly I would never use paypal to pay for anything.
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I know Sublime on OSX can use TextMate themes/plugins, can the Windows version as well?
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I don't use Lua, but thank you very much. I always want to have a decent set of basic utilities in whatever language I have to use, so I'll be sure to use this if I ever have to touch Lua. Have an upvote and my thanks.
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julesjacobs
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How come PCI compliance is avoided by using Stripe over Javascript? It seems to me that this is unsafe, and just a current loophole in PCI. AFAICT you can do anything with the data that the customers enter.
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A_for_Anonymous
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Because they're not fucktard assholes about their imaginary property.
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Sir_Edmund_Bumblebee
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If the product works it works, the customers don't give a flying fuck what the code looks like.
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A_for_Anonymous
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It's like "Anonymous isn't doing that shit for cheap, bub".
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Corgi_Cowboy
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I think for Australia you meant Bruces
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BlackwaterPark_1980
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The first two slides didn't fit for me, but beyond that they were all fine.
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t3_kvtrp
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A_for_Anonymous
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Very cheap to write.
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t3_ktd67
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clintwdb
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yes or WM_ONDESTROY instead of WM_DESTROY?
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False
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sturmeh
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I was actually trying to learn Vi when I stumbled upon it, and it seemed to be an awesome substitute.
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scruffie
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The run-time library is licensed as LGPL, with exceptions for both static and dynamic linking.
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botivix
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Are you using ubuntu? try checking the DPI inside the font settings. If it's set to 96 try 90, I _think_ that made my ubuntu font's much better (including monaco going all shit looking when I tried to make it small enough). Not on ubuntu atm so can't be sure.
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codenut
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V8 only, no DOM
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False
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c2nr3yz
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t3_kvjcp
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__j_random_hacker
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"that's just silly" is just arrogance. It's not obvious that function application takes precedence over function composition -- there's no widely-held convention for it the way there is for `*` and `+`.
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t3_kv3ww
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deong
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They're trivial in the mathematical sense -- not easy necessarily, just not "interesting".
That isn't to say that there aren't interesting problems in HCI, usability, etc. But I think that's not exactly the same thing as davidquick is talking about. He's not saying that he finds it difficult to develop groundbreaking new UIs. He's just saying that he finds the process of just wiring stuff up to work at all difficult and tedious. I think that's a fair enough viewpoint. I know my least favorite part of my research work at least is turning it into pretty demos.
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t3_kvtrp
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t1_c2nqxu8
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codenut
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another method is to create SQL Agent alerts based on WMI queries
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t3_kw8mp
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t3_kw8mp
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nestoras
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Sublime seems to be very well made. However, it's not free (a license costs $59).
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True
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Propagation
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Well CSS allows similar things for web pages, it's a shame text editors couldn't make use off CSS code with standardised tags in order to obtain colour info.
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mernen
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Regarding the width, must be a browser-specific bug. Chrome on 1024px works just fine here, all slides fit. The larger images are automatically scaled down.
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False
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t3_kvtrp
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I_Am_Coder
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Then feel free to send some funding so I can quit my day job and spend more time on this feature.
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MrProper
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I have been using computers for about 12 hours every day since 1992 and I don't have any eye problems, which I find very scary. It might be mostly genetics, but I always use white screens, white interfaces and have the lights on in the room I am working in.
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t3_kvpld
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I_Am_Coder
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I believe this is a historic moment. Send me an EEG device that I can wear during sleep so I can post a recording parallel to the halograph FM. The EEG devices that I have built so far are too noisy to be of value.
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thelonelydev
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here's the pdf link shared by scott in case the code examples were formatted wrong in your browser - http://delivery.acm.org/10.1145/2040000/2038036/p40-minsky.pdf?ip=129.34.20.19&CFID=48219331&CFTOKEN=92125742&__acm__=1317218739_8d77a1cfe3577a2347dbe1d0dd567eb7
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I_Am_Coder
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Just a few dozen.
Thanks again for the link to KickStarter - I will give that some thought.
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What does it do that Textmate doesn't?
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[Textmate](http://macromates.com/) Master Race
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joaomc
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Hey, RUP solved that issue!
We obviously need documents. Lots, lots, lots of documents.
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I_Am_Coder
| null |
The halographs will go on sale as soon as I have enough pre-orders to buy the parts in bulk. So don't be shy now.
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I_Am_Coder
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Thanks!
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trezor2
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> If there is a mismatch in semantics between the function you are implementing and the function you are calling, it is your responsibility as the programmer to bridge the gap.
I don't really see a problem with this. Silly title is silly.
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I_Am_Coder
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> G
Please, call me I Am.
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t3_ku203
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day_cq
| null |
just out of curiosity, can you feed your test suit into your test suit to verify your test suit is tested by your test suit for maximum test suit coverage?
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00kyle00
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So effectively, one cant use OpenGL api in C?
It requires you to pass offset (an int) to the api as void* at one point.
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you_lose_THE_GAME
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It does, although just very scarcely in the PHP world.
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jonutzz
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Anonymous Pro is a good option too http://www.ms-studio.com/FontSales/anonymouspro.html
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coldacid
| null |
Yo dawg, I heard you like tests...
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domlebo70
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As an Australian I don't think he did. Wtf is a bruce?
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Xdes
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Well the XNA libraries are written in C# (or so I thought).
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axilmar
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> You must mean, "can have" cause otherwise this goes against everything you've been saying.
No, I do not mean "can have". Open Visual Studio, create an MFC project with a dialog, then observe the code: the controls are value-type members of the dialog.
I also think Qt Designer does this.
> A good API will think ahead about how the API is going to be used and early on will be changed to meet the needs of its usage.
I understand what you're trying to say, even if you can't express it clearly. You are worrying about cases where members of a class may have to be replaced with subclasses. You are worrying about polymorphism.
Well, C++ gives you the choice to use objects as value types or reference types, while D does not. In essence, C++ does what you said above, i.e. it forces you to think ahead about how the API is going to be used: do you want your objects to be subclassed in the future? use pointers to objects. Are you sure your objects will not need to be subclassed? use value-type objects. D doesn't give you that choice.
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WalterGR
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One of the points of the CLR is that code written in one CLR-compliant language can be used by another CLR-compliant language.
(I'm sure there are exceptions but I don't know enough to enumerate them.)
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rafoledev
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wow ppl are using jquery more than ever http://www.google.com/trends?q=jquery
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naoptovke
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An old boss took me to a meeting with a competitor where we posed as potential buyers just to see what they're offering, and afterwards he asked me if I can make that. I said that I can make it way better and easier to use. He said: "No no, it's okay, if it's hard to use we can sell them training."
I told him that I won't make something bad on purpose and quit a few weeks after that. I think that was the moment I realized that "the bottom line" is one of the symptoms of our profoundly sick society.
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leoel
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High-level GUI programming is basically just wiring a lot of components together in an IDE, I can agree with that. But what he said was along the lines of "I can perfectly use the algorithm to build a maze, I just don't bother to draw it, which is trivial". I was just pointing out that drawing a square maze (let alone a round one) is not trivial from a programming standpoint and a lot of algorithms are used that are very interesting, not trivial at all and have nothing to do with useability, [wikipedia has even an example list](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_algorithms#Computer_graphics)
As a simple example: how will you draw your maze if it zoomed out to 50% of what it was supposed to be ? How will your maze be displayed if it is rotated of 40° ? How will you animate your maze moving along a line on the screen ? Now if you want to come up with an algorithm giving you a consistent result in every case, you will sure as hell need a lot of mathematics. Maybe you won't find them interesting because a lot of them only use analysis and calculus to come up with a result, but they are not trivial and they are often the result of a real, clean, mathematical work that API and tools hide under apparently simple but internaly complex and well though interfaces.
TL;DR: don't think something is trivial because it seems trivial, try to do it and if you can't do it then consider it non trivial. And don't think there is no maths involved in something you don't fully understand, math can be applied (and are applied) everywhere, especially when it comes to computer science.
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AeroNotix
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I don't think this covers the tests of the tests of the test, I would have to test that theory though.
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getster
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very well presented
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c2nra6k
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t3_kvtrp
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t1_c2nra6k
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t3_kvtrp
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t5_2fwo
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Corgi_Cowboy
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The name of every 3rd Australian I've ever met.
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1317383107
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False
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c2nra6l
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t3_kvo92
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domlebo70
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Touche.
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c2nrack
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swiharta
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No, the point is the program would convert between formats, you'd write the program once and be done.
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False
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c2nrarh
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Xdes
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Ah. I never really bothered to read up on what CLR was about since I write all my production code in C++ with the g++ compiler or C#.NET if I'm working on a windows form.
Everything seems to compile using a virtual machine these days which is why I do all of my production on linux to get closer to the machine.
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c2nravc
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t3_kvbv9
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1427667390
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t5_2fwo
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Corgi_Cowboy
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Is this just an American stereotype of Australians? My Aussie friend always agreed but maybe he's been lying?
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False
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c2nraw5
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ethraax
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Yeah, C# doesn't have that issue because it doesn't include the whole CPP, just a small, easy-to-manage subset.
The difficulties you're describing may be the reason that C++/CLI actually doesn't have Intellisense support in VS 2010 (although I hear they're finishing that in the next version of VS).
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I have looked at the example and many others. Your comparison with CVS, which is a complete system with numerous specific failings, is unenlightening. We're talking about a specific change to a specific merging algorithm.
You say a 3-way merge will "fail" on every criss-cross case. That it chooses the ancestor non-deterministically does not entail that the answer will be undesirable. You haven't even defined "fail", nor have you shown that the answer for a recursive merge will always be desirable. In short: you haven't given any grounds to say much that's objective about these two algorithms.
I prefer the recursive behaviour. That doesn't make it "correct" or "better" in any objective sense. And yes, I would also take issue if you tried to construe the superiority of Git over CVS as objective truth.
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t5_2fwo
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djork
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What if I was a girl? Would it be OK then?
(I'm not. And I think it would be.)
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False
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c2nrc1b
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t3_kvo92
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jsprogrammer
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I think the thing with reality is that NOTHING is modeled. Everything is exactly what it is and nothing more or less. It is the actual, real, physical thing that exists on its own with no modeling required. The atoms that make up your body are exactly the things that are doing the "computation". I put that in quotes because in *reality* there is no computation being done (as far as we can tell anyway). It just interacts with the rest of reality. In effect, reality IS the computation.
I don't think you can say "head isn't used as a method of locomotion because it's very bony to protect the brain". Why couldn't a head have evolved so that it COULD be used as a method of locomotion? It's very possible that it could. It seems that is the entire point of evolutionary algorithms -- to find out what is possible.
I guess it really just depends on what your goal is with your genetic algorithm. If your goal is to evolve code that exhibits some similar behaviors to organisms in the real world then of course you have to make all kinds of assumptions since you aren't modelling things at the sub-atomic, atomic, or even cellular level.
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domlebo70
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Sheilas is definitely one, though we usually just say "chicks" or "girls". But Bruces... we never say that for girls.
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UniversityOfMad
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I have hired one person who was a Haskell user and advocate. A very bright guy. Not cut out for the world of application development sadly. As bright and "cutting edge" as he was, he was very disinterested in doing work assigned to him. He thought employment was more of a free form expression of the various things he was interested in. I had to fire him.
An anecdote to be sure, but sometimes always looking for new ways to do something doesn't help the budget and the deadline when the client just wants X by date Y.
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Troebr
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I didn't count the unit tests in these classes! Or the 16 000 line long db migration. In that company the CEO kept bragging about their use of the 'latest technologies'. The guys were using C# 2.0 to generate flash content.
It was not the worst project I've worked on though. But I would have gone crazy over the compilation times and the constant VS freezes.
tldr; We all worked on projects with very poor code. I've only been working for 3 years, and I'm pretty sure the worst is still to come :D
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Corgi_Cowboy
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Yeah that was a joke playing off the stereotype that Australians are all named Bruce so the humor is the implication that Australians name not only their male offspring but also their female offspring Bruce.
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AeroNotix
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And right before your eyes, someone just advanced their field. Don't you just love programming?
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I only need specs if you want me to develop your feature for you. Otherwise...nah, don't bother. How could anyone need specs, I mean...wtf, can't you read minds? Don't you know what he/they want? WTF kind of a developer are you?
Look retard, no, "specs" in the formal sense are not needed, however , YOU DO need to know what you're doing. You NEED to know where the project is going.
If you want to change the color of a button, fine, that can be done anytime. If the decision affects the design at a fundamental level, then yes, you do need it.
On another note, how the fuck do you go in the sprint without even knowing what the feature is going to be done? How can you commit (remember, when you accept the feature in a sprint you need to provide an estimate) to a deadline/timeline if you have no clue what are you going to do?
When you find out wtf you're talking about , please talk, until then shut the fuck up.
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automaticit
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I was asking about individual transaction limit, but your answer provided exactly the information I needed. We'll be in the low tens of thousands range. We're definitely signing up, thanks.
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t3_kvu8y
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jw13
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Zoom in with CTRL-scroll. Or just skip the first two slides.
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gnuvince
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Let's start a Proggit pool; $20 per person. If we get 1000 people, that's $20,000 which might give him an incentive to take 4-5 months off to work on a draft full time.
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trezor2
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Seriously? Why on earth would anyone use a online payment service if it only works in 1 of the 300+ countries on the planet? That makes no fucking sense.
This is the internet-age and the internet is bigger than the US.
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t3_kvu8y
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akatherder
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In my opinion, all of the default themes for notepad++ are terrible. Who wants to look at this for 8 hours every day: http://i.imgur.com/KLHDo.png
I think zenburn is a default theme. With a little tweaking, I have that so it doesn't hurt my eyes. But it still sucks when you select stuff (highlighting and double clicking a word are ugly).
I'm not a fan of how this one (waher) looks when you double click words either. Orange on orange or orange on the greenish-gray.
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AeroNotix
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Herp derp. And what about format changes in the programs you support?
A unified theme markup would suit everyone all at once.
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akatherder
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I'm not paying $60 for a text editor. Maybe if Notepad++ sucked I would try alternatives, but fuck that.
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I dont' trust **Uncle Bob Martin**.
But on a more serious note, this needs a proper example (most likely an open source one) to see if this sort of thing would likely be maintainable.
Don't get me wrong, I'm pro new ideas that can prove themselves, and as far if frameworks haven't quite helped in architecture (as the author says), at least they enforce a barrier for developers which makes the development process more controllable, standardized; if you will.
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SuperDuckQ
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Between Zenburn and the default settings I'm usually pretty happy. There are some real head-scratchers in there, though.
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bo1024
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Cool idea, thanks! I suspect that at least some of the functions are probably slow, and they definitely can use more memory in some cases. But I don't really know. Thanks for the suggestion!
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While curry isn't technically partial function application. Here is the way I used them:
function onlyWhen(what, item) {
return what == item[0];
}
$A(['category', 'location', 'education']).each(function(e){
filterManager.values[e] = act_filters.findAll(onlyWhen.curry(e)).map(returnValueAtOne)
});
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bo1024
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No need. I already proved it correct using nothing but the axioms of set theory, and then I proved the consistency of ZFC using higher-order logic and a pencil sharpener.
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reasondoubt
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It seems like good coding practice to me. I couldn't find a single goto statement.
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stonefarfalle
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It is almost as if they should have debug or safe WIN32 that is strict about what it accepts. Then have a runtime win32 that drops the checking for performance. The whole "Be forgiving in what you accept, but strict in what you emit" is great in theory until you realize that people are learning to do it wrong because you accept whatever retarded half-assed crap they come up with while learning.
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jrochkind
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instead of returning a 202 Accepted that redirects to a "job" resource that returns a 200, and has json information about job progress....
How about a 3xx redirecting to the standard resource URL (same as you would for a short-running POST create), but the standard resoruce URL returns a 503 Service Unavailable, also with JSON data about job progress in the body, with a "Retry-After" suggesting how long they wait to check again? Check again, and either get the final 200 OK resource, or another 503 Service Unavailable with Retry-After?
That's something I had thought of for this same situation... but I think maybe I actually like OP's solution better. While it's true that the resource is 'unavailable' because it hasn't been created yet, too many clients are going to assume 503 means an error has occured, and the http docs even kind of imply that. And the seperate 'job' URI is maybe kind of convenient. On the other hand, it is nice to have the "Retry-After" suggesting how long they should wait before checking status again; but I guess with OP's solution you just put that in custom JSON data rather than HTTP headers, but it can still be there.
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el_isma
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Not git itself, but the repo. I don't know what I did, but I managed to lose a commit. I think I had to use git log to find it and then after trying a bunch of commands to get the commit where it should be I gave up and just copy pasted the file.
Another time I had commited an OpenOffice file, several revs later, we noticed that OOo had corrupted the file (not really corrupted, it decided it wanted to keep the 300Mb video file I had used to test if it could play back that kind of video and then promptly deleted). So I had to go back in history, find the moment the file crapped, and delete the bad commits (I couldn't commit the 300Mb, slow internet plus it really was a waste). I'd tell you what I had to do, but I didn't understand what I was doing. I just copy and pasted something from the web and eventually something worked. I lost about a day to that "crisis".
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Was she hot?
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Stuporfly
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"Heroes of the office".
Wow, that's a depressing concept.
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criswell
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This was kind of my point- if someone could come up with a sane standard and get everyone to agree upon it *that* would be really nifty.
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Shinhan
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Idd :(
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t3_kvpld
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t1_c2nriv2
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1427667499
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t5_2fwo
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FormKing
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I've been a big fan of Zenburn lately, but I'm going to give this one a shot for a week or so to see what I think.
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False
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deverdev
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They are not going to answer you, because the answer is no. They don't support merchants from non US contries.
It would be nice if they said right on their front page that only US citizens can sell, so we could avoid wasting time looking for that info on their site.
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criswell
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Well, such a thing wouldn't be easy. Part of what makes Notepad++ so nice on Windows is the fact it's using native Win32 APIs. Thus, it integrates so nicely on the platform.
That being said, it's based on Scintilla, which is cross-platform, so its core already runs on Linux.
Of course, under Linux I feel I have *so many more* options than I do on Windows for editing, and so many of them are a great deal better than Notepad++, so I personally don't wish for Notepad++ under Linux. In fact, when I'm in Windows I use Notepad++ simply because I lack any other options (I honestly don't like it that much- the options/preferences window is a nightmare :-)
If someone *really* wanted to blow away the Windows guys, a port of Kate without all the extra KDE stuff would be awfully keen.
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Ah, yeah, I can definitely see the use in that. Thanks!
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I'm not going to read the whole thing, I just skimmed it. Looks nice.
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fjonk
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> (Use the arrow keys to navigate between slides)
Uhm, nope, doesn't work.
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name_was_taken
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I also just skimmed it, but it looks like you did a good job of keeping the code clean and readable. Congrats!
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fjonk
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Neither arrow keys, Page Up/Down or numpad works for me. FF 6.0.2, javascript enabled, firebug+vimperator. I simply can't view it.
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alexbarrett
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> vimperator
I don't use it myself, but wouldn't you need to be in insert mode for the keys to work? You're using vimperator though, so you probably already know that if it's true. :)
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I use Ruby Blue or plastic wrap -- except I have to change one or two of the low-contrast problems with it.
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