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by devrelm 13y ago
I disagree that MVC is not well documented, but perhaps I've just learned where the good documentation is (for MVC.) That said, I have to agree that every time I've dived into PHP/RoR, there have been plenty of articles with
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by devrelm 13y ago
Except that someone with the ability to "hack" a Facebook account will also likely be able to come up with a convincing ID.
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by devrelm 13y ago
I've argued this point with friends for years. Individual characters (Mickey Mouse, Bart Simpson, James Bond, etc) and the like would be trademarked, and could only be used in new works by the trademark holder. Those works, however, wo
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by devrelm 13y ago
Why aren't characters trademarked instead of copyrighted? I feel like it would make so much more sense. Disney can have Mickey Mouse for as long as it wants, but the company has little to no financial need to keep 100-year-old cartoons
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by devrelm 13y ago
That's what I'm getting out of pretty much this entire post. As an asp.net mvc developer by trade, I could easily say that it could take me hours/days to get stuff done in node.js/rails/django/name-your-framewo
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by devrelm 13y ago
This is my problem right now. I recently quit my corporate job doing asp.net mvc for the financial industry in NYC. I'd like to move into a startup on the west coast, but I'm having trouble finding anything that uses asp.net mvc.
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by devrelm 13y ago
Bingo. I've regularly worked with 15+ project solutions, and never noticed much hanging. Read through this guy's entire comment wondering what he was talking about until I got to that part: > Also, VS would block for me a lot,
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by devrelm 13y ago
That's a good call. If while speaking to someone, you told them they could skip the month, they would likely think that no action is needed. Then, the average user's attention is probably gone by the time they get to "Skip as
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by devrelm 13y ago
In that case I agree that it would never be used as it was written, and suggest that the author must have jumbled the parameters. Calling the method as preg_replace($exif['Make'], '', $exif['Model']) would corr
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by devrelm 13y ago
The code in question seems to be removing any occurrences of the Make from the Model. This might be useful if you have a camera that sets the Model to contain the Make name, like setting Make="Nikon" and Model="Nikon D5000&qu
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by devrelm 13y ago
Had a similar experience a few months ago while out with my wife in NYC. We had the walk sign at a Y intersection. A driver came through the turn going at least 30 mph. He came within an arm's length of hitting us. I definitely pay more att
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by devrelm 13y ago
It's not that bad. I take weekend trips between NYC and [1 hour west of Chicago] multiple times a year. At around 870 miles, it's about a 13-14 hour drive with pit-stops. I usually split the trip into 2 days from NYC to Illinois, but only b
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by devrelm 13y ago
If I were designing it it would. That is a common technique that I use in heavy traffic (that scares the crap out of my wife.)
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by devrelm 13y ago
This appears to be a corollary: "Beware of bugs in the above code; I have only tried it, not proved it correct."
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by devrelm 13y ago
MYO + Google Glass alone looks like an interesting concept[1] (of course, snowboarding makes anything look cool.) [1] http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v...
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by devrelm 13y ago
Interesting problem. How do Google's self-driving cars react to road problems such as bridge-collapses and sinkholes? Scanning for objects and avoiding objects which extend above the road level is obvious, but what about when the road cuts
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by devrelm 13y ago
This is correct. When I scrolled south towards the nearest on/off ramps, I could see "(planned)" over the road.
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by devrelm 13y ago
> A golf cart is just fine for going 5-10 miles in urban traffic. I hadn't thought of this. Imagine Google buying garages all over NYC and filling them with driverless Smart cars (or similar). A button is added to your phone's Google Ma
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by devrelm 13y ago
In the US, there's a system called PrePass[1]. It's intention is to be used to allow a truck to bypass weigh-ins. The in-vehicle transponder has a red and green light on it. It could be repurposed to flash red when the vehicle triggers a to
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by devrelm 13y ago
I predict legislation saying that certain self-driving vehicles cannot be unmanned. This benefits the truck driver while still maintaining a reason to have one. Besides, someone will still have to fill the thing with diesel. In the long ter
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by devrelm 13y ago
As far as the integer intersection question goes, I wonder if the interviewer didn't think too hard before before saying that he never uses it. At least where I work it comes up from time-to-time. For instance, say we have a list of Users a
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by devrelm 13y ago
Just installed Nightly to test this out. It doesn't work. Just sits there blinking "Seeing how much your system can handle..." with no growing cloth in the background. Opened up FireBug; the console had the following error at line 18 of ren
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by devrelm 13y ago
Django 1.5 cheat sheet, "Model fields" area: FileField is listed twice.
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by devrelm 14y ago
The article is just marketing. He mentions multiple times that he works for Bright.com, "a San Francisco-based company that is building algorithmic tools to match candidates and employers." He is purposely reading into the "do you know anyo
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by devrelm 14y ago
I'm really depressed at the amount of Bailey's in that glass.
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by devrelm 14y ago
I'd imagine this is closer to the "fiscal cliff" thing. The US Govt. may be running a deficit, but they still have billions of dollars more than I do.
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by devrelm 14y ago
People did sue over formatted capacity a long time ago. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Binary_prefix#Legal_disputes
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by devrelm 14y ago
I know at least 2 who were unemployed for some time. But then again, I only know them because my employer is the one who fired them. I think there's something like 5% unemployment amongst computer programmers in the US. Based on experience
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by devrelm 14y ago
I think it's probably just to support their offices and employees located in Chelsea. They probably had to have some agreement with the city to have an open network if they wanted to put up antennas for their own use, or maybe they just fig