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danielharrison
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Comment #15322328
Entirely subjective.
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Comment #15275917
I dropped my standard hours down to 24 just recently and it's been rejuvenating. I do pick up the odd freelance/contract job whem it suits (pay/hours) and spend the rest of my time…
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Comment #15263078
I'm on the move do don't have any sources for you, but from what I understand php 7.x benchmarks pretty close to HHVM. I wouldn't be surprised if 7.2/3 surpasses it.
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Comment #15256839
Depends on how it's written. I'd suspect they've done a pretty good job on eeping the engine as decoupled from their code as possible. It'd probably be just a matter of rewriting a…
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Comment #15234827
He doesn't. You turn the feature off.
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Comment #15234822
*sighs, looks down, shakes head
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Comment #15179720
To 99% of the population, Bitcoin is the only crypto currency. They don't care about the other 500 alts, they don't understand them. If/when it goes mainstream, BTC will be the USD…
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Comment #15179654
The reason designers use them is because 95% of their userbase values form over function. You're obviously in the 5% which values function over form, but surely you can understand …
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Comment #15164306
Make someone rich, as is any idea.
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Comment #15152825
This is not specific to programming, but personalities in general. There are people who love the journey and others who love the destination. People rarely switch from one to the o…
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Comment #15135767
You make it sound so sexy
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Comment #15128319
Proper full stack devs are rare, but they do exits, and they're worth their weight in gold to any company with under 50 staff. I've been 'full stack' my entire career but it takes …
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Comment #15120569
I'm not sure if a South China Sea bubble in the 18th century can really be used as a valid comparison here. We're talking about the rise of a self-contained, decentralised currency…
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Comment #15119941
The author did not cheat.
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Comment #15115947
Just like sitting in a chair all your life and eating fast food until you actually have a real self induced death experience , sans adrenaline.
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Comment #15097881
And what about icons?
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Comment #15079801
I like the clap feature. I wasn't quite sure what to think of it at the start but it definitely better than a binary 'like'. It gives me the ability to drop 'claps' as I'm scrollin…
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Comment #15078517
This is what I do. Friend of a friend is a dealer. He's at the auctions every other day. I just put in an order with him and he'll call me when he finds something good. I trust him…
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Comment #15067564
I'd highly suggest doing some serious research into wherever you're putting you money. Don't go throwing it around at trends if you don't have, at minimal, a fundamental understand…
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Comment #15056208
Onboarding green devs into anything more than a simple Vue app is a lot more complex than a React app of similar complexity, from my experience. The simplicity of the nested, incep…
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Comment #15056117
Same goes for surfing. Your life will start revolving around weather patterns and swell forecasts.
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Comment #15051927
I might be able to provide some insight here. I live at one of the most crowded and user-friendly surf spots on the planet. There's constantly hundreds of people in the water fight…
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Comment #15051895
I agree. For an advanced surfer they're great as a 'reset', forcing you focus on fundamentals like weight distribution flow through manoeuvres. The only problem is if you ride them…