haphazardeous

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by haphazardeous 4y ago
if it's built, I suspect we may experience what living on Mars would be like.
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by haphazardeous 8y ago
Totally agreed. I dare to download an Electron app these days. Some days I wish it was 1997 and all apps were native :)
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by haphazardeous 10y ago
You're using Windows, I believe?
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by haphazardeous 10y ago
This app is so native neither CMD + W nor CMD + SHIFT + W closes the Whatsapp window - yay!
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by haphazardeous 10y ago
Since when it became fashionable to use a wrapper of your web site? "Because the app runs natively on your desktop, you'll have support for native desktop notifications, better keyboard shortcuts, and more." I think Firefox i
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by haphazardeous 11y ago
Saw this earlier this morning but just had to use it and boom! It worked perfectly. I really like the idea of using things on the console and the user interface is nice and sleek. would love to see this getting even better over time!
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by haphazardeous 11y ago
Will the rate stats include the history of rent increases? Or for that matter how the landlord behaved when the previous tenant moved out? Rental market in London is an absolute car crash. Most of us don't even bother doing anything ab
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by haphazardeous 11y ago
Apart from the highly rewarding business model I've gone through exactly the same path as you have. I have no appetite for coding now. But at the same time I don't know what else I can do. I don't want to give up the lifestyl
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by haphazardeous 11y ago
For some reason, I didn't see this yesterday but I'm glad it's been re-posted (even though it's redundant) this will be a very hand tool!
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by haphazardeous 11y ago
Great combination! I might finally get some work done today, thanks!
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by haphazardeous 11y ago
This depends on how people learn and perceive information. If I hadn't learnt programming before I was taught Maths and Calculus, I probably wouldn't have understood some of the basics like Functions, Matrixes and Series etc or it
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by haphazardeous 11y ago
This was a joke guys.
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by haphazardeous 11y ago
Are you being slightly passive-aggressive? That's what I understand if I see "Thanks" instead of "Many thanks!"
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by haphazardeous 11y ago
Well said. I was once asked to do a almost 1 and a half day long coding test without even given any indication on how much money they're going to offer me and where exactly I would fit in the organisation. And they asked it after about
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by haphazardeous 11y ago
This is really mind blowing.
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by haphazardeous 11y ago
I see what you mean but try looking at it from this perspective; dinosaurs are extinct but we know they lived. and how do we know it? because we found fossils. So if find fossils, does that mean dinosaurs never went extinct? Or if the birds
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Will all programming languages become extinct eventually?
2 points by haphazardeous 11y ago|3 comments
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by haphazardeous 11y ago
Am I the only one who thinks pair programming just makes you sleepy?
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by haphazardeous 11y ago
Giving away access to my Gmail account just so I can visualise my Uber rides is a bit too much I think!
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by haphazardeous 12y ago
I wouldn't be that sure. Similar thing happened to me in the past. Two phone interviews (one with HR, one with a developer). Asked to go for a face-to-face and they asked me to do a coding exercise in an hour but what they wanted would
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by haphazardeous 12y ago
Brilliant video. It's definitely a lot better to see the basic principles and evolution of those principles in action.
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by haphazardeous 12y ago
All I want is air-cooling as I'm sure the number of using the tube by 2020 will increase by 70% and we will still have to cram in...
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by haphazardeous 12y ago
I'm sorry to say I did run a piece of java code to see how it handled creating many threads.. Didn't mean to cause any harm. I was just curious.