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werner34

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    Comment #7169866

    Hey Tim, I knew what you were trying to get at, but wanted to point out that the sentence that you initially wrote wasn't entirely accurate. Of course I agree that attitude matters…

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    Comment #7165809

    I know loads of hairdressers that have a good attitude.

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    Comment #7160426

    Oona's work is always amazing. Loads of interesting hardware stuff in her blog. I wish I would be better at some mechanical engineering/electrical engineering stuff, my work is mos…

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    Comment #7083254

    London and Berlin have 3).

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    Comment #7083237

    Cheers, thanks!

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    Comment #7081125

    Alright, got it. Thanks!

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    Comment #7080906

    I didn't watch the numberphile video and just read this. Can someone explain to me why I am allowed to add a padding zero at the start without taking it out at the end? By adding i…

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    Comment #7032638

    This is great, thanks! I unminified it first to look at the code, but it looks like its not doing anything nasty.

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    Comment #6995098

    Who has the copyright for these images?

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    Comment #6934650

    Exactly. The same is probably true for this one here: public bool ShowOptional() { bool bolReturn = false; return bolReturn; } There should be descriptions why the code snippets ar…

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    Comment #6816689

    sure, but specific instances of both are sometimes baffling.

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    Comment #6815456

    Yes, if you have an IDE you don't have this problem at all. I am more with the VIM/Emacs crowd though I guess. I didn't know though that you could create an "evaluation window" in …

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    Comment #6815440

    Well, I looked into it but gave up soon-ish because it looked to annoying and my hack was sufficient for me at the time.

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    Comment #6815429

    Ah, I forgot to mention gdb as well. gdb and python hooked me on this way of developing.

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    Comment #6814940

    I am a fan of python. when developing python and needing a breakpoint I just write >> import pdb;pdb.set_trace() in the respective line and can then execute the code till that poin…

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    Comment #6788201

    I clicked on that link as well and was astonished

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    Comment #6550295

    Well, I believe that people should be left alone as often as possible and should only be interfered with when urgently needed. But I also believe that commanding wealth comes with …

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    Comment #6549526

    Well, true, somebody that wants to game the system will find a way. However, you could still say that everything up to 20 Million* has a lower tax on it and you can give that to yo…

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    Comment #6549108

    Exactly my opinion. And even though I normally lean towards free market related views when it comes to regulation and government, I think a high inheritance tax would be justified …

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    Comment #6456850

    I am sorry, but what is the message here?

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    Comment #6407591

    This is what I had trouble with grasping as well.

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    Comment #6277231

    First of all I think that moving to another country because you don't like the US customs might be a bit extreme, but still: >> 2) Language barriers > One, you'd be amazed how much…

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    Comment #5690356

    You are reducing the room of possible passwords quite a lot, I am not sure if that is a good idea. Firstly e.g. for MD5 your hashes are never going to contain Letters > f, no upper…

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    Comment #5084039

    It wasn't a startup, but my general consulting setup for several clients. Also, in those 12 weeks christmas, bank holidays and all that stuff were included. I think I worked more t…

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    Comment #5083314

    I've been freelancing in London and always calculate my yearly expected income by multiplying it with 200 to account for holiday, sick leave and general overhead. £350 * 200 = £700…