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schmrz

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About schmrz

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    Comment #30513880

    Hah, this reminds me of high school! For my final year project, I knew I wanted to write some kind of software, and my Programming Languages professor suggested that I pick a gener…

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    Comment #20725914

    Only if by fundamentals you mean the fundamental idea behind coworking spaces. Sure, that makes sense. But the WeWork company fundamentals are out of whack. Nobody is arguing that …

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    Comment #18986921

    I would offer another anecdote because I really believe this to be a very high quality laptop. I have bought my Dell XPS13 9360 around the same time and have never been happier wit…

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    Comment #18968933

    Wow they are really aggressively comparing to Trello which isn't really the same product niche. Compare your product to Airtable please. Why would someone use this product instead …

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    Comment #18910775

    What did work in your experience?

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    Comment #15409583

    I'm also using Dell XPS 13 (model 9360, non-touch, 1080p screen) with Fedora 26, and I haven't had any issues. This is by far the best linux laptop I've had. Just another data poin…

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    Comment #14142343

    Most likely not, as it's supposed to be backwards compatible.

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    Comment #13236412

    I'm not sure what you mean by that, flexbox has been supported by Chrome for a while now: http://caniuse.com/#feat=flexbox .

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    Comment #12836347

    > I mainly regret not taking university seriously half a lifetime ago, but as a result I became a lifelong self-learner. Can you please expand on this? Why do you regret that? I've…

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    Comment #12729439

    I'm quite interested in learning why the author decided to use React for the user-facing part of the blog in the first place.

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    Comment #10743593

    While it may not be "right", you don't need an inventory, not even a payment system. You will not be charging the potential customers. The point is that you test the market, just t…

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    Comment #10330953

    > [Rust] allows me to realize my vision of a secure password manager which is not possible with Python. Not trying to debunk this or anything, but could anyone expand on this (eg. …

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    Comment #9506102

    I assume that you are self-employed. If you are not, then I guess it all depends on your employer. I've been thinking of working 4 days a week during summer, but since I mostly wor…

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    Comment #9407293

    It's definitely ok, and it will probably work out better for you than asking a higher hourly wage. The client may of course be reluctant to accept this if they haven't done any sim…

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    Comment #8638117

    Not sure if I'm reading this right, but is the amount limited to 3$? If it is, that's a pretty low limit. I wonder what's the reasoning behind that.

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    Comment #8464351

    I know that one thing I don't like about https://weworkremotely.com is that many of the listed jobs are not truly remote (they are limited to one country). At least on this board I…

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    Comment #7766237

    A web site can be Javascript-heavy[0] without being a web application[1]. There's a big difference. If you just need auto-completion, modal dialogs and similar features then you sh…

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    Comment #7605830

    > Many kinds of browser security bugs, such as the recent Heartbleed vulnerability, are prevented automatically by the Rust compiler. Does anyone care to explain how this would wor…

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    Comment #7159439

    Why do you regret it (unless it's too personal)?

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    Comment #6922656

    There's a comment below the article where Ryan says that they have been working four days a week since 2006.

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    Comment #6472342

    I'm not sure I follow. What exactly would TDD advocates disagree on?

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    Comment #6470849

    Don't get me wrong, I agree with the idea that you should look at the root cause of why your tests are slow instead of trying to "fix" the tests. I just feel that what you demonstr…

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    Comment #6470388

    I don't know (and don't care) if this makes your unit tests faster, you shouldn't write code like that. He took something that should be simple and made it really complicated. The …