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FamDav posted:fy i trust no man or woman who uses the acronym SOLID unironically because every person i know who has also insists on way more inheritance than is ever necessary. my old company used to ask candidates if they knew what SOLID was during interviews. "think that's one of those anti-patterns i've been reading about"
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Soricidus posted:global replace {} with <list></list> and then treat it as the xml it should have been in the first place lmfao
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so here's a pretty wild question. i'm getting a flatbed film scanner soon and there are a bunch of different options for scanner software out there, all $$$. like silverfast and vuescan. these let you set up the scan and try to "enhance" what comes out of the scanner. with the paid options you can even get a "raw" linear tiff out of the scanner, which is good for photoshopping film negs. like, what would be involved in figuring out how to interface with the scanner programatically to get the raw bits without having to fork out 60 bux or whatever for these "pro" scanning packages? i got both windows and osx at my disposal.
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JewKiller 3000 posted:you could try http://www.sane-project.org/ huh, this might give me what I want if I can figure out how to get it running lol http://www.sane-project.org/man/sane-epson2.5.html
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source mentions "Epson Perfection 4990 Command Specifications" so somebody must have just had non-public documentation to make this.
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Sagebrush posted:does sublime text ever go on sale? i would like to support them, but i think i only use it about $20 or $30 worth, not $70. Nope, they just raise the price every once in awhile. I switched to atom because it's the same thing but actively maintained. Also free.
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Sagebrush posted:(windows) I found your problem. Get a mac fool.
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MALE SHOEGAZE posted:lol if you don't, knowing what we know about node comitters access being violated. ya but then you are checking in all those os specific native bindings and node version specific builds and whatever you cant win
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MALE SHOEGAZE posted:lol at hosting your own node registry we do, but just for a couple of internal shared modules. all the other stuff uses public npm.
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uncurable mlady posted:ef7 should be good eventually since it's a bottom up rewrite but holy crap it is not ready for prime time right now How many times have they decided that they need to completely rethink the .net orm? Linq2sql, then ef, then "magical unicorn" or whatever it was called.
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uncurable mlady posted:that framework has seen some poo poo it's seen abstractions you can't even imagine
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Symbolic Butt posted:still gently caress inheritance
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Shaggar posted:programming is for autistics.
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Shaggar posted:licensing is not hard if your time and money aren't worth anything then ya windows is great
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CommunistPancake posted:honestly the most dev-unfriendly thing about windows is that some linux nerds don't make their things windows compatible because "developers don't use windows" it goes both ways. MS never made their best tools available on linux/osx either. and yes I know there's currently a half-hearted attempt to make .net usable on unix but it's too little too late.
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I don't have any real need for it but I wanted to check out IDA after watching something on youtube that used it. Holy lol at the licensing for this thing. 589 for the "lite" version and 1129 earth dollars for the full version. And full of restrictions after that. And of course the license is tied to a single platform you're working on. https://www.hex-rays.com/products/ida/order.shtml
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CRIP EATIN BREAD posted:what youtube https://vimeo.com/110257380
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CRIP EATIN BREAD posted:thats not a youtube you got me there
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CRIP EATIN BREAD posted:for real tho this owns ya that woman really knows her poo poo
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abraham linksys posted:
Huh, I've run into this quirk before but didn't know you could do that.
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Ludwig van Halen posted:eslint only has two settings for arrow body style. as-needed is what we use so using braces is an error. the other setting is always which means not using braces is an error. neither option is perfect imo if i'm looking at the right setting here that 'as-needed' rule doesn't sound too awful http://eslint.org/docs/rules/arrow-body-style
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Ludwig van Halen posted:
idk what that is but it looks dumb as hell
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Fututor Magnus posted:i'm already a c# dev. speaking of which, how's f#? everyone tells themselves that they are going to learn f#. nobody ever does.
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VikingofRock posted:So I agree that controlling output formatting through global mutable state is a really bad design decision on iostreams. What I was trying to argue was that, mutable state aside, 
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Sagacity posted:my software renderer in 1997 wasn't ugly at all: 
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CRIP EATIN BREAD posted:speaking of npm look at this whiny baby: lol npm said "nope" and un-un-published his module and transferred it to a new owner. go them. https://twitter.com/seldo/status/712414400808755200 people are asking if it's allowed under the code license: https://twitter.com/chromakode/status/712422002720526336 haha
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triple sulk posted:https://medium.com/@mproberts/a-discussion-about-the-breaking-of-the-internet-3d4d2a83aa4d#.co2maojvr pro-click
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Condiv posted:threatening to sic lawyers on someone: a "polite" request ya everyone involved in this was an idiot about it
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triple sulk posted:https://medium.com/@mproberts/a-discussion-about-the-breaking-of-the-internet-3d4d2a83aa4d#.co2maojvr reminder about what kik messanger is: https://goo.gl/RHSVZZ
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Flat Daddy posted:either you messed up the link or this is the first completely unsolicited LMGTFY ive ever seen it's a link to news articles about kik yes. mostly pedophiles using it to target children.
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Condiv posted:martin odersky got the inspiration for scala from this ╔╦╦ ╠╬╬╬╣ ╠╬╬╬╣OK! WHO BIT MY ╠╬╬╬╣HERSEY CHOCOLATE?! ╚╩╩╩╝
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