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MeruFM posted:reminds me of when people disabled it on their blogs and then popped up "don't steal code lololol" it is more tedious these days, they write javascript that replaces the contents of the clipboard with either a message or reference detail.
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I was in the shower the other day and I was thinking about what it would take to write a javascript logging framework like slf4j where you could have configured endpoints like console.log or write to a web socket and then I realized what I was thinking of doing.
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MeruFM posted:the event for right clicking with the menu is contextmenu right mouse clicks also fire mousedown/etc. with the button and buttons event properties set appropriately.
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Subjunctive posted:right mouse clicks also fire mousedown/etc. with the button and buttons event properties set appropriately. yeah mousedown, 1,2,3 for left, middle and right respectively. I wasnt trying to gently caress with the context menus per se, just observe what is going on MeruFM posted:That's definitely not a "good programmer" thing to do its definetely me
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in a break from lovely project work its time to peer review some essays! i ask you this yospos "And how can we find all the frauds and errors of the security in a computer system, if we don't try to break it?"  Marc Rogers, a behavioural sciences researcher at the University of Manitoba in Winnipeg, identifies the hackers in four categories – Old School Hackers, Script Kiddies or Cyber-Punks, Professional Criminals, or Crackers and Coders and Virus Writers (Ziegler, Fötinger). The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > Serious Hardware / Software Crap > YOSPOS > As we mentioned earlier, crackers are the evil hackers. Valeyard fucked around with this message at 21:26 on Feb 16, 2015 |
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help me yospos im trying to write a thing in visual studio using qt and i have the qt addin installed, but im also trying to link against some other headerfiles from another thing and ive added them to the vs linker options (well the folder theyre in) but vs says it cant find/open them or something?
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Feb 16, 2015 21:40
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have you tried whisky until the pain goes away
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Feb 16, 2015 22:13
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Soricidus posted:have you tried whisky until the pain goes away good idea
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hello folks i've been slapping some poo poo together for work in javascript/jquery, and have also been mucking around with them outside of work to better familiarize myself. javascript is awful, like, omg
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"God our schema sucks. Why does a join table have ids?" "You shouldn't need configuration if you follow convention"  Code First EF is everything wrong with a plang put into C#.
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Feb 16, 2015 22:27
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duTrieux. posted:hello folks javascript is v bad
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Feb 16, 2015 23:04
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all programming languages are equally terrible, but some are more equally terrible than others
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Feb 16, 2015 23:37
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Arcsech posted:javascript is v bad
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Feb 16, 2015 23:39
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javascript is ok
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javascript is bad because there's too many ways to do things and most of them are bad lots of bad programmers use javascript ergo, javascript is bad because people give bad advice on how to use javascript well crafted javascript, especially using ES6 generators and iterators will be about as good as any dynamic language can hope to be. still bad.
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Feb 17, 2015 00:59
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Awia posted:help me yospos I don't have VS to hand right now, but I think you want the include path and not the linker, if you're dealing with headers. (You include headers and link against libraries, so I think your terminology might be a bit confused.)
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Arcsech posted:javascript is v bad
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uncurable mlady posted:javascript is ok wrong
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MeruFM posted:javascript is bad because there's too many ways to do things and most of them are bad python: "there should be one and preferably only one obvious way to do it" ruby: "there should be as many ways to do it as possible" java script: "eh, gently caress it, we're not going to define any ways to do it at all, I'm sure people will figure something out"
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Feb 17, 2015 01:26
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the whole "one way to do it" vs. "lots of ways to do it" dichotomy is retarded and the p-langiest debate ever.
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because it's an open-and-shut question to which python, and only python, gave the correct answer?
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Soricidus posted:ruby: "there should be as many ways to do it as possible, and anyone still using ruby in 2015 thinks theirs is the only correct way"
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Feb 17, 2015 01:46
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is it normal to be 12 indents deep in case/successes in scala??? i think I already know the answer to this question because the script in question also uses mongodb
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Corla Plankun posted:is it normal to be 12 indents deep in case/successes in scala??? lol. you need... a monard.
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Corla Plankun posted:is it normal to be 12 indents deep in case/successes in scala??? lol if i go more than 2 cases deep in any language i get extremely bothered and start refactoring everything this is why i will probably never program anything of importance
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12 spaces is my default indentation
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each level of indentation is a different prime number.
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qntm posted:because it's an open-and-shut question to which python, and only python, gave the correct answer? nah cpan is clearly better than pip / npm / etc OldAlias fucked around with this message at 02:49 on Feb 17, 2015 |
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qntm posted:because it's an open-and-shut question to which python, and only python, gave the correct answer?
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OldAlias posted:nah cpan is the originator of the gross and terrible conceit that you can just distribute source code and build it in situ because "hey it's mostly scripts right?" without that original sin maybe we would not have to deal with pip or npm or the others on the other hand, cpan recognized its error early on. the beating heart of cpan is the culture of testing. even trivial libraries have hundreds of tests, and test suite results are collated centrally by cpan, so you can see which platforms are broken with which versions of perl
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is it just me or is actually trying to find new things on github kind of terrible like if you have a link it's fine but otherwise bleh
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MALE SHOEGAZE posted:is it just me or is actually trying to find new things on github kind of terrible their organization is kinda hosed, it takes like 3-4 steps to get to a specific language's popular repos which is annoying
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current job status: manager introduced me to my supervisor, left, came back, and berated her for 10 minutes for "slacking"
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Luigi Thirty posted:current job status: manager introduced me to my supervisor, left, came back, and berated her for 10 minutes for "slacking" work there as long as you can stand and then use your experience to gtfo
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Feb 17, 2015 03:32
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Luigi Thirty posted:current job status: manager introduced me to my supervisor, left, came back, and berated her for 10 minutes for "slacking" if your state is on this list the gws goons swear by this place: http://www.klwines.com/state_legality.asp
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Stringent posted:if your state is on this list the gws goons swear by this place: http://www.klwines.com/state_legality.asp no florida  i walked in and they were like "well here's a cube, here's a computer, i think it has office on it? oh well have fun" and i spent all day either updating windows, installing visual studio and friends, or eating granola bars while waiting for git to fetch a 1.5gb codebase and i still don't know what i actually do all day it was still checking out when i left for the day
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Soricidus posted:have you tried whisky until the pain goes away Olin Shivers posted:I couldn't get through the day as it is without the Prozac and Jack Daniels I keep on the shelf, behind my Tops-20 JSYS manuals. I start getting the shakes real bad around 10am, right before my advisor meetings. A 10 oz. Jack 'n Zac helps me get through the meetings without one of my students winding up with his severed head in a bowling-ball bag. from the scsh manual, of course. wonder what Olin is up to these days…
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Luigi Thirty posted:no florida look at all those binaries in git you should probably use git-svn, but in the other direction than it it's normally used
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Luigi Thirty posted:i walked in and they were like "well here's a cube, here's a computer, i think it has office on it? oh well have fun" and i spent all day either updating windows, installing visual studio and friends, or eating granola bars while waiting for git to fetch a 1.5gb codebase and i still don't know what i actually do all day sounds better than retail! more seriously, back when I started at my current employer, it legit took about two weeks for all of the various accounts I'd need to be created, all of the access lists to be updated, and so on. during that time, a coworker gave me a tarball of our code so I could start learning it, I went to a lot of design meetings, and I figured out how to update quickly to our latest builds. only after that I could really start coding for serious. (and a couple months later I got to demo it all on stage, whee!) (also, nowadays it's all pretty much all set by the time a new hire is done with their orientation & training stuff.)
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Brain Candy posted:look at all those binaries in git what if just stick with me here for a second what if it's all code?
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