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Comment #23960470
Except of course smartphones
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Comment #23263105
It strikes me that this is most likely to be used as part of an exfiltration mechanism for a malicious JS package or similar.
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Comment #22908133
Try reading it as "muggle specs" - specifications which the majority of the population will read.
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Comment #22454519
"INSERT only, no UPDATEs" - sounds like event sourcing?
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Comment #20560297
I don't always run the code in my head exactly - i do something more important, which is consider the set of possible situations the code can be in, and look for problems.
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Comment #20366630
with filter splitters being a thing now, I think they would be, yes.
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Comment #19947449
Which is why best practice is now to start with CI in production - it needs limited access to dev, and the access from development environments into it can be literally just enough…
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Comment #18911279
For your average consumer, this is probably a bad thing.
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Comment #18858604
we ask almost everyone the same thing, which can be resolved to one of the unimaginative but straightforward things above, but is not necessarily obvious at first glance. We fail t…
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Comment #17814642
hmmm, about this not having to pay rent - prisoners with partners and children currently can't pay their chunk of the rent, but I bet many would, if they could.
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Comment #17567156
If the patient is a dependent of someone, or a minor, or dies, does someone else pay? Is the consumer the person paying, or the patient?
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Comment #17096753
I don't know if feedback is provided as standard where I work, or only on request - but we do provide meaningful feedback as far as possible. I suggest that few companies will obje…
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Comment #17013131
One of the awkward things about people is the more they spend on something the more they value it and the better behaved they are to the creators of it.* This may be why subscripti…
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Comment #16747312
at which point you're into extrapolation, I wonder how accurate it could be. I'd guess good enough for most situations.
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Comment #15161740
You have invested your time in some ways; others have invested theirs in other ways. Lazy is a very loaded term - I'm hesitant to subscribe to the notion that keeping up with Game …
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Comment #15161599
Case a: you're expecting to do ongoing business, do well, and both benefit. wrangling contract is not good for you, beyond a basic level. Make sure you're on the same page, and hoo…
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Comment #14265041
They need to maintain their customers' perception, which is not so much about trying as actually having an effect...
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Comment #13960754
Where I work it is standard policy to send meaningful feedback after a face-to-face interview. We actively work to make this helpful.
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Comment #13140620
And it needn't look like eval: http://www.jsfuck.com
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Comment #13140610
Who said anything about including the word "eval"? Javascript is really rather bad for allowing surprising things: eval is possible in just 6 innocuous-looking characters - see htt…
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Comment #12929381
Pair programming neatly sidesteps a number of problems, when done well . For a team, it helps to spread knowledge among the team, encourages people to follow the team discipline, g…
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Comment #12787671
Often this means providing an abstraction which won't break for most users. sadly, such abstractions are often like a duck - paddling madly under the water.
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Comment #12546965
I use my second slot for JPG, reasoning that I can get good enough results out of a JPG if I desperately need it - and the cheaper, slower, bigger card I put in the backup slot wil…
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Comment #12162025
The answers already here address the direct effect in terms of company costs - there are fixed costs of an employee as well as variable costs. I am more interested in what it does …