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quickthrower

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About quickthrower

Fucking hellbanned bullshit.

Recent public activity

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    Comment #14826133

    How do you know 2 isn't a string and two isn't an integer representing, well 0 of course :-)

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    Comment #14826124

    That made me belly laugh

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    Comment #14826077

    Why are jQuery tips such a bad thing?

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    Comment #14825743

    What about safety? Is there earthing, fuses, RCD breakers in this? Fire risk? Is it worth it? Fuck have I been hellbanned?

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    Comment #14825537

    Go to Bangkok. Find a [...] Order your drink of choice. Within 30 minutes you will be chatted up by a girl (?).

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    Comment #14825351

    Yep I've done that. As a C# monkey I line em up, often using recruiters, get concurrent offers and choose a good one. It's just a sales pipeline. Then get the hate mail from the re…

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    Comment #14825346

    I love how it's "change the world". Would an oil fracking company count in that description?

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    Comment #14825327

    I liked that. Literally a meme.

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    Comment #14825322

    Got that tshirt. (I'ze the shoulder shrugger)

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    Comment #14824967

    No https allowed in search?

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    Comment #14824531

    Yep it going to be a fire risk.

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    Comment #14824499

    Is the flat panel on the roof optimal? Maybe at the equator but on our house we angle them to catch more of the sun throughout the day. Also I echo sentiments of whether the landlo…

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    Comment #14819246

    No guarantee it won't go the way of cryptsy

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    Comment #14818825

    Depends on your level of paranoia. I use an encrypted file on disk to store a client and keys. I back this up offsite incase I get ransomwared. That's good enough for me. The super…

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    Comment #14818257

    Thanks for the heads up. This is something that I've wondered about with working from home. I think I'd like 1 or 2 days per week at home and rest in the office for ideal ratio.

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    Comment #14817118

    I think if done in Haskell how good or bad it is depends on the chosen abstraction for effects not Haskell itself. Haskell is a good basis but the developers need to make the API f…

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    Comment #14811465

    A parrot is what the OJ Simpson trial needed.

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    Comment #14811424

    I was hoping the opposite. That it would be imperative code but somehow you can sandbox the effects a bit like a custom monad.

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    Comment #14810204

    We need a Haskell transpiler.

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    Comment #14808665

    In Haskell everything is public by default unless you specify exports for the module.

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    Comment #14808655

    Not just the code but hopefully the compiler and processors (at large i.e. Intel) have no bugs that causes unintuitive behaviour.

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    Comment #14808169

    Most of us are not saving humanity in our jobs. We're helping some other people get rich (or lots of people save for their retirement). What we put in is an expense and what we get…

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    Comment #14794621

    ... or sign up for firebase.

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    Comment #14794564

    Link takes me to a page of round the web adverts and no article? Anyone else getting that?