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Luigi Thirty posted:autists threw a huge fit when the version of mame after 0.99 was not 1.0 but 0.100 shoulda gone 0.99, 0.999, 0.9999, ...
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Soricidus posted:shoulda gone 0.99, 0.999, 0.9999, ... this is pretty much what donald knuth is doing
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^  Soricidus posted:shoulda gone 0.99, 0.999, 0.9999, ... this except to pi
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FamDav posted:you should spit on him 
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Luigi Thirty posted:autists threw a huge fit when the version of mame after 0.99 was not 1.0 but 0.100 i really hate the way nobody will ever have a version 1 of anything any more 
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Are you people who get confused by versions 0.1.0 vs. 0.10.0 also getting confused by the IP Addresses like 192.168.1.1 vs. 192.168.10.10 or is that okay instead?
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I like the way Opera does versions. It starts with like 17.00 and goes 17.01, 17.02, ..., 17.98, 17.99 and then 18. actually they never went nowhere near as 17.99, they just jump to the next major version around .30 I think. so it's the best because it's still a decimal number and you don't need more than 99 minor revisions for your software anyway
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MononcQc posted:Are you people who get confused by versions 0.1.0 vs. 0.10.0 also getting confused by the IP Addresses like 192.168.1.1 vs. 192.168.10.10 or is that okay instead? i just want everything to sort right 
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i'm downloading pan-os 6.1
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Valeyard posted:is there any other language that is equivalent to this. i mean you can understand and use jQuery without having to know how to use javascript in general or its syntax. which is kinda weird C and C++ 
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Symbolic Butt posted:I like the way Opera does versions. It starts with like 17.00 and goes 17.01, 17.02, ..., 17.98, 17.99 and then 18. im running chrome Version 38.0.2125.111 m
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i wrote a php thing for fun but realized I'd need to use a templating engine to secure & publish it and trying to port it was awful and I realized if I'd have to do this poo poo every day for a living I'd shoot myself in the mouth. (but that's because I'm so bad at it)
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VLADIMIR GLUTEN posted:C and C++ c in a world with 8 syscalls
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and this is your stdlib: https://github.com/CyberGrandChallenge/libcgc/blob/master/libcgc.h
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Cocoa Crispies posted:and this is your stdlib: https://github.com/CyberGrandChallenge/libcgc/blob/master/libcgc.h looks sufficient to me
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Luigi Thirty posted:in keeping with jetbrains' other products, you'll have to pay for each version update nah the license is for any versions that get released that year. i just updated to idea 14. it is a yearly thing though.
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computer toucher posted:i wrote a php thing for fun but realized I'd need to use a templating engine to secure & publish it and trying to port it was awful and I realized if I'd have to do this poo poo every day for a living I'd shoot myself in the mouth. php is already a templating language though??????????????????????????
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Soricidus posted:shoulda gone 0.99, 0.999, 0.9999, ... it used to go 0.1, 0.1b1, 0.1b2, and so on until 0.2 then they decided to nix the sub-versions and it jumped from like .38 to .61 now they're back to doing sub-versions again but with a u instead of a b this change was large enough for several developers to ragequit the entire project
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Luigi Thirty posted:it used to go 0.1, 0.1b1, 0.1b2, and so on until 0.2 the only thing more autistic than opera users: opera developers
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Cocoa Crispies posted:the only thing more autistic than opera users: opera developers he's talking about mame you rear end in a top hat (I don't even use Opera, I just like their versioning scheme)
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opera is cool as it was the only browser that let me browse mobile web pages, back when my yospos equivalent was a forum about symbian os
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Symbolic Butt posted:he's talking about mame you rear end in a top hat man idk everything i use is semver or some approximation of it
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My manager has the pin-pen merger, so it's very confusing when he tells us to "get git." Also git.
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CPColin posted:My manager has the pin-pen merger, so it's very confusing when he tells us to "get git." Also git. ...what else could "get get" actually mean "git git" otoh seems very appropriate
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Deacon of Delicious posted:...what else could "get get" actually mean apt-git
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git the gently caress outta here lol
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Valeyard posted:git the gently caress outta here lol a post well signed
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Luigi Thirty posted:in keeping with jetbrains' other products, you'll have to pay for each version update if you buy intelliJ you get all the plugins for free
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Steve was nice. I still don't have a use for Rust yet though.
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i cant wait for rust to hit 1.0 so i can bother to try it out. it looks cool
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CPColin posted:My manager has the pin-pen merger, so it's very confusing when he tells us to "get git." Also git. this is why mercurial is better than git
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valeyard I thought we talked about this
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here i post, i can do no other
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if it makes you feel any better, while i think he exhibits some of the worse traits of the ruby dev community at times, i wouldve suggested this regardless of who was speaking.
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Bloody posted:im running chrome Version 38.0.2125.111 m lol
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rotor posted:valeyard I thought we talked about this what if he brought u a boot
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ugh well i found some 6 month contract-to-hire thing for a django developer near me in tampa (the listing says 2 years experience) but they want me to quote them a rate per hour and salary range and idk what to tell them for that e: oh wait their location was wrong, actually it's an hour commute lol Luigi Thirty fucked around with this message at 08:36 on Nov 12, 2014 |
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