Yarnage

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by Yarnage 14y ago
I'm pretty sure I've worked at this company. Haha
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by Yarnage 14y ago
How can anyone take this article seriously when the author calls Scala a real language? Haha
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by Yarnage 14y ago
This guy really has an axe to grind...he's also an idiot.
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by Yarnage 14y ago
I like it!
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by Yarnage 14y ago
The page is working.
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by Yarnage 14y ago
I love Opera; it's incredibly fast (until the past few years Opera was king of the JavaScript speed) and very standards compliant. I hope this doesn't become a trend.
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by Yarnage 14y ago
Dumb
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by Yarnage 14y ago
This has annoyed me as a user. I use SkyDrive to back-up all of our images but I CANNOT do this while on my iPhone otherwise it thinks every image is the wrong date. However, when I connect my iPhone to my Windows box and I manually navigat
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by Yarnage 14y ago
I love it. The author says Samsung copied Apple, someone pointed out that the software isn't Samsung's so, to try and save face, the author says but they bundled it. lol
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by Yarnage 14y ago
It was an RMA, not an extended warranty repair. But I agree with you anyway.
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by Yarnage 14y ago
It's probably just a coincidence. Most electronics have a manufacturing failure rate so these things can happen.
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by Yarnage 14y ago
Yeah I was surprised by those changes as well when I had to return something. The CSR I spoke to apologized then sent me a prepaid label and charged me no restocking fee. So great customer service but the charges almost seem arbitrary when
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by Yarnage 14y ago
I just threw up.
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by Yarnage 14y ago
This seems like an issue only power users will have for the most part. Firefox even has an option to disable this for power users. However, with that being said, I'm not a big fan. I think agumonkey's throttled loading is a nice idea though
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by Yarnage 14y ago
Everytime I've ever worked with Bluetooth as a user or a developer, it has always takes a little bit to pair before any data transfer can go. NFC can start data transfer immediately. Am I missing something from Bluetooth 4.0 that can allow
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by Yarnage 14y ago
The same can be said for CoffeeScript (which I despise).
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by Yarnage 14y ago
>>>Don’t get me wrong, Objective-C is better than C or C++, but I don’t think that’s saying a whole lot. Objective-C better than C++? Wow, has this person ever used Objective-C and C++?
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by Yarnage 14y ago
>What's vague about the question? You asked nothing relevant to the conversation. Instead you asked about me ever working in a production environment and nothing more. That questions accomplishes nothing but being insulting. I hate to s
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by Yarnage 14y ago
>You can claim all the experience you want, but your statements belie the truth. JSON is in no way limited to raw data interchange, I never stated such a thing but that is what it's designed for and the primary use-case for JSON. I woul
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by Yarnage 14y ago
I made no assumptions and there is no need to be rude with your incredibly vague question. There are obviously better ways of asking and I'm sure you knew that (otherwise you would have asked a specific question).
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by Yarnage 14y ago
>It appears that he is referring to JSON within the limited context of web APIs. I was referring to JSON as an interchange format, which is what it is. Arguably Amazon should have chosen something different for templates but I think tha
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by Yarnage 14y ago
>I'm forced to wonder from your comments throughout this thread whether you have much real-world development experience, versus having just ingested a bunch of theoretical information on best practices. The things you're dismissing out
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by Yarnage 14y ago
That is something that MUST exist in documentation. If you're putting it within the configuration file itself it can go stale or simply deleted one day and you would have no idea what occurred after the fact without looking at a revision hi
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by Yarnage 14y ago
>I'm much more apt to screw up the config if I have to look that up every time. That aside, it's really helpful to communicate to other people on the team that "this value is 768 MB because that's roughly 1/2 the total memory on this ma
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by Yarnage 14y ago
>It's fairly common to annotate that data. While every entry in my postgresql.conf file is documented someplace, it'd be an absolute nightmare if defaults couldn't be commented inline or if I couldn't relay why a value is set to a parti
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by Yarnage 14y ago
>How does that follow? Usually "data", 5.23423, needs commenting more than most. What the hell is that? Why 5 decimal places? You would already know the answer before seeing the JSON file so I'm not sure why you care. For instance, you'
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by Yarnage 14y ago
>> I removed comments from JSON because I saw people were using them to hold parsing directives, a practice which would have destroyed interoperability. >I do not read something on the lines of "you can also use a comment as a p
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by Yarnage 14y ago
Article? It's only 5 short sentences and the idea to add it as a property is the first comment on the post.
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by Yarnage 14y ago
This makes sense to me. JSON is designed to simply hold data so there shouldn't need to be any comments. If it's related to configuration then there should be documentation regarding what is and isn't supported. If it's simply data you're s
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by Yarnage 14y ago
Error: Problem at line 1 character 25: Expected exactly one space between 'function' and '('. var crockford = function(){ while(1); } Problem at line 1 character 27: Expected exactly one space between ')' and '{'. var crockford = function()

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