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route66

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    Comment #7514417

    "It worked different three months ago...". But I agree that this is no reason to gave to wade through commented out sections[1] but to simply use the powers of diff. [1] Including …

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    Comment #7496146

    I definitely recognize these patterns from non-startups. Ingredients: demanding customers, company led by former developers who still avoid all non-coding related improvements as e…

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    Comment #7474744

    Another important thing he points at is to not write you own incarnation of every library you find lacking but provide patches/support/whatever to existing ones. While it might hel…

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    I would want to turn the question around and (genuinely, not rhetorically) ask: which ecosystems right now do have a good security baseline? Am I wrong when I guess Java/.Net/Ruby …

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    In this case you are probably right. The solution with separate configuration shines though, when you have many values to configure (notwithstanding keyword args). But, and that is…

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    So you see how difficult it is to please armchair psychologists: leaving out the first person pronoun from sentences is also considered bad style by some (with the suggested pseudo…

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    The BoE document linked in the text: http://www.bankofengland.co.uk/publications/Documents/quarte... ("Money creation in the modern economy")

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    I am probably not smart, maybe not intellectual but most definitely not a lady. As for the industry: seemingly the industry thinks that showing ass and tits on a booth is worth it.…

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    > I think nobody is to blame here An industry who employs women as booth babes , apparently because staring at a booth babe sells tech better? Stinks.

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    Comment #7416398

    Considering the first half: your are playing their game, isn't it? (something like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UEv1L4MCHj8 )

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    I think it's the chinese whisper effect applied to http://www.jwz.org/doc/worse-is-better.html [0] and as such more cult than information. As witnessed by the discussion around her…

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    Comment #7397886

    Indeed. That fluff article reminds me of the .NET spam around 2005. Pointing out three times that "the best developers...like to use new technologies": so, they leave you with a pi…

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    Comment #7354285

    If your code turns into 30 one-liners with 30! unforeseen possible calling combinations thereby exposing an API of irrelevant auxiliary functions to the outside world? Yes.

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    It's less about the transactions but the money. >> 3 * 1005.01 => 3015.0299999999997 This might get truncated to 3015.02 and might >> 3 * 1005.01 * 10000 => 30150299.999999996 turn…

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    Not from an outside view I would say. But when we are talking about the subjective perception of stress, it might as well be that the stress as perceived by the diver or the A&E co…

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    The document estimates that between 3% and 11% of the Yahoo webcam imagery harvested by GCHQ contains "undesirable nudity". Discussing efforts to make the interface "safer to use",…

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