nope

http://i.imgur.com/sayAKId.png

25th January 2013

it shows words from the source file, you're probably confusing it with that

effort

you can buy hardware dongles that provide a stream of random bits by essentially performing the double slit experiment over and over

$ gdb
(gdb) attach "Sublime Text 2"
Attaching to process 405.
Reading symbols for shared libraries . done
Reading symbols for shared libraries...

with my intelligent brain

best salary solution:

move to vietnam

work for an australian company


cash cash

html entities

where older browsers = the browser you're using right now but in a year's time

For starters, if they ever introduce a new void element, you're going to be fucked on older browsers that don't know that it's a void element.

switch to ruby instead.

most gems work out of the box on ruby 2.0 (which hasn't even been released yet)

suck it python fans

http://i.imgur.com/PZN2o.png

don't be a beggar then

void elements are actually the stupidest idea.

i will take my self closing tags to the grave

whether a company will hire someone who hasn't been to university or not is a good metric for deciding whether you want to work there

16th January 2013

it either shows

a) the development...

that should really be multiple commits. don't use git commit -a

16th January 2013



doing the string lookup once and keeping a pointer to the pic struct would be faster

uk sucks cus it's not us

16th January 2013

us keyboard fo lyf

i know a guy who just the other week realized he'd had a rebase going for the past 1.5 years

15th January 2013

100% true story

fixed a bug yesterday where i wrote 'start' instead of 'state' and 'start' happened to also be a variable name.

took me days to figure out, mainly because i ragequit every time i tried to debug it...

everyone

i didn't even know we were talking about globals.

i just think it is a good idea to match headers with sources

you really should though...

Get RVM or chruby, install the latest stable (ruby-1.9.3-p363) or the latest preview release if you feel like living on the edge (ruby-2.0.0-rc1, which is actually pretty stable)

Then you're done....

sudo

I found this just before. It's an excellent Ruby reference:

http://ruby.runpaint.org/

not necessarily no.

In Python and Ruby, class bodies are just executable code. Bloody good idea that.

7th January 2013



c# is ok, but i wouldn't go that far.

turns out you shouldn't download music off youtube i mean come on seriously

this wouldn't really work out.

haskell implements lazy evaluation by working from the inside out and using thunks

one 'interesting' bit of syntax sugar in 1.9 is you can write 'fn.()' instead of 'fn.call'

this is basically ruby with c syntax

5th January 2013



begin
puts "my god martha"
puts "he's got yellow"
end if colour == "yellow"

although a paid internship is even better

don't worry, incompetent developers can sabotage the security of your app no matter what technology you use

4th January 2013



you're an idiot.

activerecord (which is just a library that...

sounds like rails tutorials

there isn't a lot of good documentation

everyone learns by trying things and seeing what works and what doesn't

lol

3rd January 2013

(it's totally worth it in the end though!)

he does it for the reaction

this is pretty mad

symfony2 seems like a nice enough framework but it feels like it was designed by architecture astronauts

generally mac and linux are pretty easy to port between

你有沙上你的阴道～

谢谢

1st January 2013



我有Android。我不喜欢他。Android 是最不好。

你好！

我的汉文是不好。

1st January 2013

我学汉文上七和八年级。2012年我学十二年级。

1st January 2013

cmake is pretty annoying for end users who just want to build some software god damn it

autotools is awesome for the end user (it just works), but it is pretty developer hostile.

one day you people will see the light and realise how much bullshit you have to deal with on windows for day to day development

s/lua/javascript/

This is actually really cool. Compilers and languages and VMs are fun stuff.

well fuck i was going to use ¿ in my password

i have iterm2 and bash lying around that works pretty good

anyone who's anyone uses macs

30th December 2012



get iterm2 and thank me later

hi spiders designs

it shouldn't matter if you use a different password for each site