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by cpplinuxdude 10y ago
I like the premise of the article. This is now a black & white issue; it's not about how the onus is entirely on the user, or entirely on the machine. Instead it's about both assisting each other, but humans ultimately remaini
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by cpplinuxdude 10y ago
Please help me understand why DuckDuckGo decided for the query to go in the URL, as opposed to being encrypted on the client before being sent to the server as a get or a post. Most users probably have their browsing history switched on, an
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by cpplinuxdude 10y ago
Yet another article to beat procrastination. I like the idea of rewiring the limbic system though.
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by cpplinuxdude 10y ago
Why on earth haven't I come across this information before? I spent a crazy amount of time researching frameworks before settling for Meteor, and never came across this.
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by cpplinuxdude 10y ago
I'm sorry for being the one breaking it to you, but I think you may, unfortunately, be wrong. :)
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by cpplinuxdude 11y ago
When I had to learn Python to do my job, I read a few pages on python.org, and one of the things it mentioned was that 'a python developer can do in a month what a C++ developer can do in a year". Expressive, concise code is alway
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by cpplinuxdude 11y ago
IFFT has a recipe to silence your phone when you're in focus time with rescue time. I also put my laptop in a bag once in a while, padlock the bag, then put my phone and padlock key in my ksafe ( http://www.thekitchensafe.com
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by cpplinuxdude 11y ago
Meteor fan here (new convert). Why build something that already exists, just by curiosity?
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by cpplinuxdude 11y ago
Would you like a foot-rub with that sir? :)
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by cpplinuxdude 11y ago
This is a little worrying; after much research I'm starting a new project for a startup using the meteor stack.
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by cpplinuxdude 11y ago
Interesting. I think the posts contains a lot of useful information, however I believe this kind of response is detrimental toward user acquisition. It's very much akin to the tech guy walking into a sale's person's office, t
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by cpplinuxdude 11y ago
Yes please! http://imgur.com/KzShplA
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by cpplinuxdude 11y ago
Any code examples I can just load?
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by cpplinuxdude 11y ago
> Imagine a car where the passenger's side is fully set up to drive, and with the push of a single button, the driver can swap all control to the passenger. I'm having a hard time thinking of situations where this is better tha
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by cpplinuxdude 11y ago
> a restaurant in in Zhangjiagang city recently started charging patrons for fresh air, after owners bought air filtration machines for the establishment and added a surcharge to people’s bills for the operation costs. Having lived in Mu
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by cpplinuxdude 11y ago
Yup. And right now, people above a certain age raise an eyebrow when a domain is not a .com, or .co.uk, or .[something familiar]. But the more time goes on, the more we'll have users who just don't care if it's a .io, .xyz or
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by cpplinuxdude 11y ago
Doesn't holistic approach just make sense? It's not like you learned to speak with your parents reading you the dictionary beginning with the letter A.
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by cpplinuxdude 11y ago
That's useful, thanks.
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by cpplinuxdude 11y ago
I only used it for small scripts. I'd think twice before using it for anything more significant. What did you use it for, if I may ask? What how big a project are we talking about? I would have thought hitting the docs wouldn't be
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by cpplinuxdude 11y ago
Let's not forget what perl was created for; it's a practical extraction and report language. Initially it was used to extract tables from text documents, and its always had a strong focus on text manipulation and regular expressio
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by cpplinuxdude 11y ago
It depends on many factors, such as experience, learning abilities, and how well people work together. Speaking for myself, I can start becoming useful within my first morning using a new language or technology. Then, given that I'm wo
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by cpplinuxdude 11y ago
Or how to have 1984 running in your web browser. :) But some people don't care about their privacy any longer, because, well we probably have none at this point anyway. So in for a penny, in for a pound. Edit: Consider putting somethin
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by cpplinuxdude 11y ago
Quitting for a week, and quitting forever are two different things. Life off facebook has its own challenges too. How does a 1 week study draw such categorical conclusions?
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by cpplinuxdude 11y ago
I got lost a the word "space-age". I don't mean to be the pedantic one. Sorry. But why would an outlet like the NYTimes use a word that means 1976 when they don't mean it. Meh. returns to article
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by cpplinuxdude 11y ago
Unfortunately I agree with the comment; please rename. Other than that: fantastic work.
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by cpplinuxdude 11y ago
"with a little bit of mathematics too" how wonderfully understated.
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by cpplinuxdude 11y ago
I feel like buying some stock in Tesla to make a contribution toward our future, not in the hopes of making money. If these shares make money, that will be a bonus.
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by cpplinuxdude 12y ago
reminds me someone had put together a way of entering directions into google maps, then seeing a 3D view of the step by step navigation. Anyone remember what the url was for that?
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by cpplinuxdude 12y ago
I'm a slow reader. As a result I am extremely selective with what I read. This has probably turned out to be one of my greatest assets to date. Also don't feel bad for forgetting an entire module. It means you watched it passively
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by cpplinuxdude 12y ago
Why?

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