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by developer1 12y ago
What's wrong with their changes? You sound like a nutcase if you think that having to coordinate diagrams on where to stand, and discussing the required method for "running into the room", are fun whatsoever. Video games are
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by developer1 12y ago
What is with this? I thought Google announced in the past that sites serving different content to its crawlers than real members would have those results removed from their index. Is this some ridiculous loophole whereby it's ok if the
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by developer1 12y ago
The editor thing can be kind of important. People who stick with emacs or vim tend to be horrible with following coding standards and being able to review and navigate code efficiently. There's nothing like an editor from Jetbrains for
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by developer1 12y ago
Whoa. You don't even have actual facebook or twitter integration requiring authentication. You just pull the photo by username, which means no identity validation. Facebook/twitter should show the username along with the photo to
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by developer1 12y ago
I don't mean to overly offend, but something like this is not worth more than $5/month. Maybe $20/month for 1 million+ users. Your $19/month ($11/month if paid annually) is more than a lot of individuals and small b
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by developer1 12y ago
The problem with shell scripting is that nearly nobody is very, very good at it. The Steam bug doing an rm -rf / is an example, but it's very common for shell scripts to have horrible error handling and checks for important things
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by developer1 12y ago
This has to be a joke. You cannot tell me a single person is actually interested in allowing a business to print their advertising on their keep-for-life pictures. If I opened my photo album from my childhood and found advertising on the ba
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by developer1 12y ago
Actually, many dictionaries specifically label "mathematics" as plural, but concede that the singular form is far more popular in practice. I tend to find only one use case where I find a plural form simply appears more natural: p
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At my elementary school this was actually encouraged for students excelling in maths[1]. It was offered - but not stressed as important whatsoever - that if you completed the official book of problems ahead of time, you could begin working
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by developer1 12y ago
One thing that is true that makes no sense is that tips are designed to be based on the dollar amount of the bill. Why should a 45 minute service of a $100 meal mandate a larger tip than the same 45 minute service of a $50 meal? The staff h
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by developer1 12y ago
Other reasons that solution puts me off a little: 1. You have a dangling check for empty string at the end to set to the current number if the string is empty after the Fizz/Buzz conditions. An "else" clause disguised as an &
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I forgot to mention the variation where you start with an empty string, and % 3 to append 'Fizz' then % 5 to append 'Buzz'. This is also an instant pass in my book (two modulus, no calculation variables), though I don&#x
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The main thing I look for with FizzBuzz solutions in general is how many modulus operators are used. The junior end of the spectrum tends to use four (% 5 && % 3; % 5; % 3), while intermediate/seasoned developers will either us