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dr0verride
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Comment #46009076
PHP is still an incredibly verbose and tedious language to work with. I'm glad that it's continuing to improve because I'm stuck with it everyday.
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Comment #43583815
It's a defence mechanism, I think. Most of your life people tell you your lazy, weird, etc. These things become part of your identity and they hurt and hold you back. ADHD is a pro…
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Comment #42598879
The system knows to serve you ads about the new topic because it's new. You're already getting ads for the stuff you're normally talking about. The new topic stands out easily. It …
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Comment #23694846
It seems arbitrary to single out video games. How are sports less made up?
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Comment #21872247
I like using minimalism as an starting place, but I think it's idealistic in most cases. We use senrty and we rely on many of the features you miss out on by just posting minimal e…
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Comment #21652615
Its pretty amazing that these systems were using a form of virtual machines.
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Comment #21558672
7bits would be 128 times.
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Comment #21425562
Since it's so difficult to solve all social issues we shouldn't waste any effort trying. There's no ponit in having morals or even independent thought if we're being honest.
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Comment #20923748
I see this kind of arguement a lot. It's also common to read about people traveling abroad to receive better treatment that will save their life. I'm not sure which anecdotes to be…
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Comment #20050589
Thanks for mentioning this. I had no idea Firefox Mobile supported add-ons even though I've been using it for a year.
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Comment #19844373
I agree. I find that overly verbose code can be just as difficult to follow as code that's too clever.
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Comment #19827807
It's clear to me that the solution is to integrate python into the kernel.
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Comment #19301514
I use my ereader for entertainment and paper books for technical information. I'm not really a book person though. I don't think owning a bunch of physical books makes me smarter a…
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Comment #19018680
I always try to find some negative but thorough anecdotes about the new tech. Either where it is known to fall short or even better some unexpected issues.
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Comment #18734686
The fact that the component is made up of html, css and javascript instead of layout code, styling code and logic code seems irrelevant.
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Comment #16670589
The NSA was spying on us before Obama took office.
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Comment #16334576
To me, #5 is calling out developers that write sloppy, thoughtless and obviously inefficient code and then claim premature optimization when someone comments on the quality of that…
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Comment #15188256
Exercising 4 times a week has changed my life. I generally feel better and I have an easier time dealing with less than adequate sleep.
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Comment #14667551
Just because Zillow has something in their terms of use that doesn't make it enforceable.
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Comment #13851106
> Underneath all of this lies the fallacy of thinking that you can predict the future needs of your code The point of OOP isn't to predict the future. You should be actively aware …
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Comment #13851084
I second this approach. The only state my behavior classes hold are injected dependencies. The only caveat to this approach is that for some cases you will need a state accumulator…