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by datphp 13y ago
They might very well have a "verified" column in their DB, and the scans archived or discarded.
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by datphp 13y ago
Well, GPA shouldn't be tricky at all if you have what it takes to work at Google. This means, unless you were fed up with the educational system like I was and you purposely did a mediocre performance, you probably aced them.
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by datphp 13y ago
> They're comparing it because people are starting to use mobile devices as replacements for PCs Sure, if you spent all your time on Twitter and Facebook and you like 4" keyboards it's great. The only interesting compariso
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by datphp 13y ago
> The comments to this post were entertaining but not very valuable, especially since almost all of them made complaints about things that weren't actually said. So I've closed comments. Yeah, might want to close the article fo
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by datphp 13y ago
> There are many very legitimate reasons for a developer, especially one well-versed in many languages, to not want to use PHP. Like what? I feel there are many reasons why it is a dangerous language for a novice, but if you can be produ
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by datphp 13y ago
Make sure you attach the project in .jar
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by datphp 13y ago
Yeah and someone with 1800 friends probably wouldn't have the time at hand anyway
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by datphp 13y ago
Huh, I'm from the few who never even created a Facebook account. Whenever something is up, everyone knows I won't get the memo, and they give me a mail/text/call. Usually more than one person. And you can't compare
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by datphp 13y ago
0.05 * 1.2 ~= 0.0599, maybe they round to 2nd decimal?
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by datphp 13y ago
Yes it does, it means every "frame" (yay video games terms) of your life, including the complete state of your mind, is a cause of the previous "frame". Every decision is a product of your experience and state of mind, t
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by datphp 13y ago
If it's true it isn't that bad (yet). 30mn W is like what, 150'000 TVs? 400 cars? A few buildings worth of AC/heating? I don't think we'll get to a point where BTC has a significant footprint anytime soon.
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by datphp 13y ago
Well, take a rice plantation. You need people to cultivate, maintenance, supplies, management. What would those people make on average in the US? 20k? 20k buys you 40t of rice a year on the current marker. How many people do you need on an
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by datphp 13y ago
Causality (in which most people believe, even though they never abstracted it far enough to realize the implications)
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by datphp 13y ago
It's actually as objective as you get, if there is such a thing as "rational". Rationality is the main principle of "exact" science too, and is a good tool to work within what we know. Unfortunately, it's also
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by datphp 13y ago
In the end most of those books have a huge build-up, but if you truly understand them, you can sum them up in one sentence. "If you got hurt you will hurt others". "Everything you do is egoistical". "Everything is c
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by datphp 13y ago
They aren't perfectly secured. They seem secure for two reasons: Try to hack a bank, or exploit credit cards, or even break in a vault, and you'll see what kind of external measures governments and private agencies put into protec
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by datphp 13y ago
I'm not a PayPal fan but reading how he supposedly obtained the digits, I immediately thought it was bullshit. An insider seems likely, and it doesn't even have to be at PayPal. Most companies where you use your credit card either
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by datphp 13y ago
I understand the supply limitations, but we have the same problem, because we have a ton of traction towards higher-up professionals. The big difference lies within the political system. The housing/real estate market is completely fre
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by datphp 13y ago
Can you write neutral Java? :P
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by datphp 13y ago
I'm not sure I agree with that. There is a legion of people making six figures, who together have a lot of power if they were to try to do something. I know disruption or even violence won't help at first, but it raises awareness.
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by datphp 13y ago
The MTBF is typically much higher than regular HDDs, and their reliability is probably at the level described for Hitachi (can't give actual stats though, my experience is limited to hundreds not thousands) Those drives aren't des
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by datphp 13y ago
Yeah but as with many complains about PHP, how would you define the default behavior? I'm seeing so many people who expect PHP to always do stuff how they want, because of how easy it is to work with. I never read those complaints abou
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by datphp 13y ago
Seeing the type of content, the character in question might very well be a BOM. You can identify them by pack("CCC",0xef,0xbb,0xbf), encoding to ""
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by datphp 13y ago
define('OH_MY_THOSE_FLAG', FLAG | FLAG | FLAG | FLAG) But then again, my name gives me special powers.
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by datphp 13y ago
You're the reason PHP has a bad reputation. You have no idea what you're doing, and you use your mouth not only to breathe, but to spill hate on it too! 80% of your points can be answered by wrappers/helpers. How often do PHP
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by datphp 13y ago
Your code doesn't work... The catch will never be called, and you should never use isset() because it will return false if the value exists but is null. whatever->param = null; whatever->param = 123; Both lines will
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by datphp 13y ago
I've seen several schools decide to implement mandatory functionalities using ActiveX... You know the thing that forces you to use the most dreaded program of all times... Edit: I hope you were /s'ing
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by datphp 13y ago
Dumbest comment I've read all week
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by datphp 13y ago
It's funny to see a guy who spent time on Google to research and answer trivial questions for points call people with more points than him "no-lifers". Then there's the part about giving fishes instead of teaching how to
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by datphp 13y ago
Interesting thing that is happening right now in South America: Somebody hijacked some servers from Movistar Peru / Argentina, and are serving a modified file for Google ads / analytics JS. Here are some hijacked URLs: http:&#x2F

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