6 words you are dumb, sorry
fuximus
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Star Wars from a non-fan perspective.All three movies of godfather are worth watching, they all show the gradual change in Michael Corleone. GF3 completes the story, sure it's no where near the first 2 but still it does the story well.
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Beginning to lose interest to code for fundamn.... I've got 1 coming now, and i'm 25. I don't like the sound of this at all! Guess I have to finish this thing before May
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Beginning to lose interest to code for funI have numerous projects i'd like to finish, but after long day at work coming home and sitting at a computer just doesn't happen. I used to sit behind a computer all the time, but now life just gets in the way, and even if i have time to sit i just don't feel like doing anything. It is kind of weird and sad, but after sitting behind a desk at work doing stuff that you, in reality, don't really want to do coming home and doing stuff that you really want to do doesn't really happen. Like you said "can never find the motivation after coding all day" But, i would like to point out that i have actually started doing 1 of the projects, and even though it's not really going fast, it is moving forward.
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Zeros1 + 1 = 10! EDIT: unary!! my bad
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How do I generate a number divisable by 5, and check it?nice, the shortest and the best so far
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What is going wrong with Nokia?ahhh nokia, Nokia's audience is not what they want it to be, in my opinion that is. Personally I love Nokias sturdy reliable not filled with gadgets that I don't ever use or any of our providers can provide. as to why Nokia is going down, is because I believe they are focusing on sturdiness and reliability rather than innovation and system overhaul which is usually extremely risky. to my opinion that is
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My loyalty is not written in stoneewwwwwww
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My loyalty is not written in stoneYes me too, except I'm not even leaning anymore, FireBug was the only thing keeping me on FF now that John J. Barton is on Chrome ....
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excel formula anyonewell yea, basically. It works, it just should have been.
=L11/K11*100
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excel formula anyoneThis is what I got from my director/president of IT department of our company, I'm not sure if he wrote it or not. It's a formula in an excel cell:
=(1-(K11-L11)/K11)*100
i mean seriously, wtf? I've also seen a code/formula than spans a whole line includes several variables which equals to 1 no matter the variables, i pointed it out to the "developer" he laughed his ass off and got embarrassed that was kind of funny.
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Compensation Vs Time [modified]you're weird if that's gonna continue, I mean, really, no kids? what's the point. I come from a different culture, don't get me wrong, it's just weird there's no point for me to go on without some kind of descendants, in the long run i don't wanna end up dying somewhere without a mark, and a true mark is your own blood.... so on and so forth. stupid philosophy s$#@.
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Firefox 5Glad someone started this topic. The whole versioning of a software is a very vague /to me at least/ concept. I'm sure there are numerous ways people can choose how to follow come up with their versioning standards. For example: according to time, like quarterly release of major version and what not, or major core change and complete rebuild /which is what most people are used to/. Unfortunately Chrome chose not to pay too much attention at the version of the product and just roll the software along. I'm sure they're going to come up with major changes in the core and whatnot but I doubt they're gonna mention it and use it as a marketing tool. Safari, uhhhh... yea IE, i believe is following the traditional microsoft way: release, get-feedback, rebuild on feedback and tech, release cycle, where each cycle is a major version, I'm ok with that. FF is an open source development, leaving it no choice to have major builds running separately making everyone to have a choice to upgrade. Then their versioning which just screws up with everyone's belief in every major version is a brand new different browser, where in fact they announced they're not going down that path. I think they're trying to lure people that use IE by saying "IE comes up with a new version every so often, so do we." This just reminds of a line in the "Tron: Legacy" nothing's changed it's just a new number. In the long run I think FF's gonna loose a lot of users if they don't: 1. quit asking about upgrading and just upgrade 2. quit making up new major versions, when nothing really is changed, at least as far as anyone can see. OR go as chrome, leave the whole versioning from the title. If(FF4 == FF5) return FF; my own conclusion: if you're going to have frequent upgrades, leave the versioning to the eyes of the developers and those who actually read changes.txt. Even though there are no written rules, but major versions should only be given to those softwares that have changed their core library AND redesigned the interface. I know people at mozilla will have answers and everything,
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It came out...he didn't do anything for the team
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It came out...Sounds like a regular nerd to me. probably a guru on linux or python or whatnot, so he doesn't expect much from the class/project and expects the "people who actually need to learn" to do the work, because he, if he really tried, would do the stuff in a snap. I used to have a manager for our software team who is actually guru contributor on linux that didn't do squat for the team, coding was in PHP and very simple stuff, ended up killing the whole project.
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1c platformjust to be clear. the HR application/software is built on the 1c platform. There are loads of different applications built on the platform. the applications cost around 500$ while the platform itself is around 5000$. There are numerous developers of those applications, who then sell their products through a network of resellers/representatives/whats-the-word-im-lookin-for. so yea i guess it is an ERP.
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1c platformNot exactly, you can build an ERP solution on 1c platform. I guess it's a platform, but that's too broad of a definition.
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1c platformI have been PHP-ing for about 5 years now, I am from Mongolia. Our software development standard isn't as high as I'd like it to be. There are almost no C++ developers here, those that are don't really set the bar high, and ignore the rest of the community altogether. So, I'm basically a newbie in the whole software development realm. any new things I see and find amaze me. anyway, currently I'm working on an HR application bought from a Russian company 1c[^], I am not advertising. I just want to share the first look first feelings I have had with this piece of software, and ask what you call something like this. basically the platform is like MS Access, somewhat like Lotus Domino, you can create any application on it, create forms, tables, reports etc. Has its own SQL, and script. I never ever worked with anything like this, it's kind of amazing, to create a software that simplifies the process of creating an application. Then they have created a library to connect the created "application" with ASP.NET. the Database could be anything, meaning you could switch between oracle mysql mssql in a snap, everything created is save in any of the above. What do you call something like this? thanks for reading, PS. if this is the wrong place to post this, I apologize, please move this post.
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Business mannersThis whole thing needs to clarified, was the "boss" aware that he was on vacation? or is it some other case where "he" is a freelancer? etc. hard to argue about something vague
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Learning PHPPeople saying bad things about PHP, there are numerous weird things in PHP, but you don't have to use them, choose your own style and go with it. I've been around PHP for 6 years now, made my mistakes, it's all about having your own standards that you follow. For example, i'd never echo "$str $str2"; i'd always echo $str." ".$str; and for some reason I never $some_str = 'this is some string'; i'd always $some_str = "this is some string"; it's kinda weird but it works for me, and always take care of all notices. PHP is actually a very strong and a very capable language, it's just that developers don't pay attention to the details of what they're writing, and tend to botch things up ending up with a big pile of mess.