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USSMICHELLEBACHMAN posted:1) i dont know the answers to their history of user interface questions but i dont really care, i think if i did care i could learn it pretty quickly i think that || (or // ?) is just there randomly, maybe they copied lines from some comments in source somewhere i am so loving tired though, bed time
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A BRITISH girl was quizzed by cops after she was caught romping on a Virgin flight to Las Vegas. The woman in her 20s — said to be travelling with her parents — had to be handcuffed to her seat after hurling abuse at crew who broke up her bonk in the bogs
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May 7, 2014 21:58
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what is romping?
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May 7, 2014 21:59
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USSMICHELLEBACHMAN posted:what is romping? I think it's British for loving
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Janitor Prime posted:it's British tabloid for loving
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May 7, 2014 22:21
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whats a bonk in the bogs
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May 7, 2014 22:22
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I think bogs is washroom but I would have guessed swamp.
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May 7, 2014 22:30
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PleasureKevin posted:I think bogs is washroom but I would have guessed swamp. i think they would historically go out to take their shits in the swamp, and the name transferred
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May 7, 2014 22:36
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i bring an offering to the swamp gods.
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May 7, 2014 22:39
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bring us a good harvest this year hnnggg FFAARRRRTTT
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May 7, 2014 22:40
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"he goes down to the bog to warm his feet" that line confused me for a long time, but i'm pretty sure it means he goes to the rest facilities, and his feet will be warm because his pants will be bunched up around his ankles while he's sitting on the toilet
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May 7, 2014 22:42
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english people are very bad at coming up with euphemisms and slang which is why they outsourced slang creation to the rest of the world
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May 8, 2014 01:09
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the dumbest thing about git is using SHA hashes instead of revision numbers steve's clone of the repo is at ad55eabc1235678cde, yours is at c666e78392837dfff. who is ahead of who? by how much? how far in the past is revision fff666aaabbbccc6729beef? linus torvalds is terrible.
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Doc Block posted:the dumbest thing about git is using SHA hashes instead of revision numbers we both have a copy of the repo. you do some work. i do some work. now we both have a revision claiming to be "r55" but what is the common ancestor? we both also have r54, r53, maybe r52 but those are different between our repos because we haven't pushed our changes yet. if i push my changes, do your commits suddenly all increment in revision number? when and how does this happen? what does "how far in the past" even mean? time? commits? source code diffs? the way git does it is the only sensible way for a dvcs to do it
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FamDav posted:merging is actually p simple. if you have two commits c0 and c1 and a common ancestor a, you i think theres 2 kinds of programmers. one kind reads this post and gets a boner. the other kind reads it and goes okay spock i don't care, tell me how to make git put my checkouts on the server
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Kevin Mitnick P.E. posted:i think theres 2 kinds of programmers. one kind reads this post and gets a boner. the other kind reads it and goes okay spock i don't care, tell me how to make git put my checkouts on the server aka normal programmers and female programmers
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Dessert Rose posted:we both have a copy of the repo. you do some work. i do some work. now we both have a revision claiming to be "r55" but what is the common ancestor? we both also have r54, r53, maybe r52 but those are different between our repos because we haven't pushed our changes yet. epoch timestamp it
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Dessert Rose posted:the way git does it is the only sensible way for a dvcs to do it but nobody uses git as a dvcs except the linux kernel devs. everyone else uses it as a github-centralized vcs where everyone has their own local staging copy, but none of these copies are considered canonical edit: VV 
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JewKiller 3000 posted:but nobody uses git as a dvcs except the linux kernel devs. everyone else uses it as a github-centralized vcs where everyone has their own local staging copy, but none of these copies are considered canonical that's not true. if you develop for ubuntu every repo is canonical
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JewKiller 3000 posted:but nobody uses git as a dvcs except the linux kernel devs. everyone else uses it as a github-centralized vcs where everyone has their own local staging copy, but none of these copies are considered canonical you mean a technology was designed for a specific purpose and in the process of gaining wide adoption its purpose was perverted to something almost unrecognizable? you don't say
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USSMICHELLEBACHMAN posted:that's not true. if you develop for ubuntu every repo is canonical
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i'll have the unrecognizable purpose perversion plz
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Abstract interfaces and when to use them Different .net frameworks and what your experience is with them. Random Problem-Solving Question that has been asked: you have 9 miles to go and everything you have is the same weight, except one is heavier than the rest, how do you determine which one it is the fastest? The backs of .NET and C# Form design and database design Is base call was on bottom or top of structure? One specific questions pertaining to WCF-an operational contract that is a meditative attribute that you put on a class How would you development is ASP.net Scenario Questions: How would you deal with two libraries up to date, which would you choose? JQuerry? Knockout? What do you think of frameworks and which do you prefer? Some academic questions, difference between interface and abstract class MVC Object-oriented Q's-interfaces, Abstract classes a recruiter sent me this today for a phone interview tomorrow so i am really hoping they ask me to describe the backs of .net and c# or if base call is power bottom or not or if i had to choose JerryQueery or Knuckout which one would i vote off the island?
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May 8, 2014 03:48
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USSMICHELLEBACHMAN posted:aka normal programmers and female programmers im the casual sexism
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bobbilljim posted:im the casual sexism ur def p casual
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OO seems overly convoluted but then again most things involving programming are
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OO seems like a very natural way to program imo. only bad thing is how stateful it is
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double sulk posted:epoch timestamp it im the trusting a client
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USSMICHELLEBACHMAN posted:OO seems like a very natural way to program imo. only bad thing is how stateful it is so use functional objects, where every time you would have updated some internal mutable state, you instead return a new copy of the object with the appropriate (immutable) fields given their new values. this sounds really inefficient, but since the objects are immutable, the language implementation doesn't actually need to copy anything you're not changing, it can just refer to the old one. might want to rethink your gc though. but congrats now it's not stateful anymore you can do this and still discover that oop is not really that good
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JewKiller 3000 posted:you can do this and still discover that oop is not really that good what is the best way to program tia
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USSMICHELLEBACHMAN posted:what is the best way to program tia verrrry carefully
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USSMICHELLEBACHMAN posted:what is the best way to program tia
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slam your head on the keyboard repeatedly and let the static analyzer fix everything for you
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not program instead tell other people and blame them when there's bugs
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BONGHITZ posted:what will you do now? be showered with praise from my peers and superiors while feeling completely ineffectual
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MeruFM posted:not program as tech lead you're ultimately responsible for every line of code that goes into your product and sometimes you have to lean on people if their area is getting out of control. there are some really uncomfortable discussions sometimes
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