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About cpjk

Chris Kelly

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    I completely agree. Extract the utility (eg. Facebook’s events and groups) without getting sucked into the cycle of shallow dopamine hits that is the news feed.

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    Comment #19529940

    TBH I just love auto completion to reduce the amount of typing I need to do.

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    Comment #11590364

    Haha ok dude. I didn't write the article. And that wasn't a disclaimer; I was empathising with your point.

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    Comment #11581944

    Reading it again, I can see that. However, I personally am a fan of rigorous - not ruthless - code review, the purpose and level of which has previously been explained to a new emp…

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    Comment #11581798

    It's not satire, it's hypothetical.

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    Comment #11581743

    My first internship was like this. I loved it. It provided me with instant feedback on my code and as a result the quality of my code went from probably pretty low to as good as I …

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    Comment #11561774

    I currently use vim for everything as you once did, with plugins for everything, and a large .vimrc. I started using Intellij with vim bindings for school Java projects and I liked…

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    Comment #10892583

    Does that make it right to persecute and torture them?

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    Comment #10136628

    Congratulations to the whole team! Thank you for all your hard work! Phoenix has so far been a joy to work with.

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    Comment #7029205

    No. UBC is known, at least in British Columbia, for having an abnormally large percentage of Asians relative to other ethic groups.

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    Comment #6459803

    Forgive me, but doesn't file.readline() provide the same functionality for reading a single line at a time from a file?