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Sapozhnik posted:It's OK to be whitespace? what’s next? all plangs matter??
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quote:Good morning friends and family. I wanted to share an important message from the Lord. The Lord has set his face against America and His judgments have already begun and will continue. His next judgments will be two great earthquakes. A 9.1 to west coast and a 12.2 in a place that normally does not have a quake. He wants to wake up His bride who is asleep. No one knows His timing of these quakes but they are coming. He wants us to Repent and ask Him for forgiveness. Those of you who have your wedding dress on, He says His sword will cut both the righteous and sinners so keep your garment and I ask you to join me in prayer for His mercy against this and all nations. If you have your garment on, then read Lamentations. It will prepare your soul for what is about to happen. Do not be afraid and come to Jesus. He loves us all I looked up the CEO of my old company on Facebook out of curiosity. This was his first post in 10 months. 
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Nov 5, 2018 23:28
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ratbert90 posted:I looked up the CEO of my old company on Facebook out of curiosity. This was his first post in 10 months. sounds like he also read the new Laundry Files book
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Nov 5, 2018 23:34
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that’d just normal Christian eschatology
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Nov 5, 2018 23:39
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pseudorandom name posted:thatd just normal Christian eschatology When I first met him 4 years ago he was a staunch atheist.
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Nov 5, 2018 23:55
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I'm always amazed by evangelical Christians who believe in the apocalypse but not in global warming.
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Nov 6, 2018 00:06
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mystes posted:I'm always amazed by evangelical Christians who believe in the apocalypse but not in global warming. not anthropogenic climate change. if god wants to do it, that’s good and cool well, the opposite of cool, but you know what I mean
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Nov 6, 2018 00:10
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there’s a nice scripture in revelation about god destroying those who destroy the earth that no christian knows because they’re all heretics they’re all too busy having dominion over the land and the creatures and their wives
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Nov 6, 2018 00:21
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Less true in adults, I guess, but a staunch believer in X seems almost as likely to become a staunch believer in something else down the line than still believing X down the line.
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Nov 6, 2018 00:37
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The hardest core atheist/philosopher kid I knew in high school ended up becoming a mormon.
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Nov 6, 2018 00:38
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isn't a 12.2 earthquake like, impossible
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Nov 6, 2018 00:39
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converts are always the absolute worst
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Nov 6, 2018 00:39
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pangstrom posted:The hardest core atheist/philosopher kid I knew in high school ended up becoming a mormon. if ur gonna be a hardcore evangelical might as well do it for the hardest of the hard core.
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Nov 6, 2018 00:39
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DELETE CASCADE posted:isn't a 12.2 earthquake like, impossible no but wiki posted:
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Nov 6, 2018 00:48
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ratbert90 posted:When I first met him 4 years ago he was a staunch atheist. Sounds like he got immanentised pretty good
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Nov 6, 2018 01:25
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DELETE CASCADE posted:isn't a 12.2 earthquake like, impossible nah it’s a p deece 12.5 figgies
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Nov 6, 2018 01:56
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pangstrom posted:The hardest core atheist/philosopher kid I knew in high school ended up becoming a mormon. the hardest core mormon i knew in highschool ended up being space kimchi
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Nov 6, 2018 01:58
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fritz posted:no but lol. earthquake so strong a significant portion of the planet is launched into orbit
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Nov 6, 2018 02:37
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the only cool religious guy i know is the one who converted to islam in prison
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Nov 6, 2018 04:46
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prisoner of waffles posted:lol. earthquake so strong a significant portion of the planet is launched into orbit at last, the mechanism of the rapture is revealed
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CRIP EATIN BREAD posted:real talk though: gbs has become a lot more mild since the last mod switchover, but if you still feel it's too racist/transphobic/anti-gay or whatever, you can start reporting posts you think are bad, open a thread in QCS with your grievances, or contact lowtax via email/twitter through the sticky at the top of each forum. complaining about it in the terrible programmer thread is probably not going to make a difference. wait are you suggestion that someone who thinks there's bigotry problems in gbs should post in qcs 
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Captain Foo posted:wait are you suggestion that someone who thinks there's bigotry problems in gbs should post in qcs not to drag this out, but for the record it was my posting about transphobia in QCS that really set the stalkers off on me rather than anything I said in gbs. QCS is full of the most tirelessly awful people on these forums.
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Nov 6, 2018 19:59
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today i discovered an empty value somehow getting read into a variable as "undefined" no, not undefined. a string whose value was "undefined" thanks, javascript
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Nov 7, 2018 01:07
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Main Paineframe posted:today i discovered an empty value somehow getting read into a variable as "undefined" haha I had this today, a null object was being json serialised to a string of "null" because I enabled some type of null handling in the serialiser and forgot about it
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Nov 7, 2018 01:17
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c TP s : I gave wrought annotations
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Nov 7, 2018 02:23
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Powerful Two-Hander posted:haha I had this today, a null object was being json serialised to a string of "null" because I enabled some type of null handling in the serialiser and forgot about it I have one TV platform that does this and is bizarre because I literally only use JSON.stringify and JSON.parse.
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Nov 7, 2018 05:06
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Main Paineframe posted:today i discovered an empty value somehow getting read into a variable as "undefined" js string concatenation does this for some dumb reason. i'd love to know who genuinely wants undefined + "" to result in "undefined".
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Nov 7, 2018 12:47
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Chalks posted:js string concatenation does this for some dumb reason. i'd love to know who genuinely wants undefined + "" to result in "undefined". I'd assume that's a result of the undefined being coerced to a string because js is awful and doesn't force you to cast but yeah still you think the string representation of undefined would be "" a weird one I encountered once was with sql. If you have a varchar column that has 999 integers as strings and one actual string, if you query it with an integer value the planner will attempt to cast the entire column to an integer dynamically which a) murders performance and b) blows up if there is a non-castable value. I think there was some logic behind this but seems like it would have been better to just reject the query with a type mismatch of its not an issue if you set your column types properly. iirc in that case the one varchar value was a line separator because the idiot that wrote the file loader skipped a fixed number of header rows and then one was added it started loading in the last header row as content. to avoid this crashing the process they just set the entire column to varachar so there's a column with content "---endOfHeader---"
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it should be like nans where any operation that isn't explicitly checking for it just produces undefined
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Jabor posted:it should be like nans where any operation that isn't explicitly checking for it just produces undefined what you’re saying is js should be better
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Yes, JSON.stringify(null) is indeed the JSON string "null", and JSON.parse("null") is indeed the value null. I'd be more worried that, for example, JSON.stringify(undefined) is undefined, which is not a string, and JSON.stringify([undefined]) is "[null]"??
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Doom Mathematic posted:I'd be more worried that, for example, JSON.stringify(undefined) is undefined, which is not a string, and JSON.stringify([undefined]) is "[null]"?? In that first example, passing undefined to a function is the same as passing no argument, I think, so you're getting undefined because calling JSON.stringify() returns undefined. The second one is loving stupid and proves javascript is terrible. Edit: bonus - JSON.parse() throws "Unexpected token u in JSON at position 0" because it's running it on undefined and treats it as a string because javascript motherfuckers! Chalks fucked around with this message at 14:41 on Nov 7, 2018 |
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Nov 7, 2018 14:39
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woah this code I wrote like 2 years ago is bad i can't figure out wtf is going on with half of it and this "extension" is gonna spiral into a refactor
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an object containing a property with an undefined value is fine, you just filter it out. if you round trip it and try to access that property you get undefined. great success. but there's nothing round-trippable you can do to convert [undefined] to json. it's too bad that it doesn't just throw but nothing on the web adopts that kind of approach. the real fuckup is having js code outside of a serializer that treats null differently from undefined.
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Chalks posted:js string concatenation does this for some dumb reason. i'd love to know who genuinely wants undefined + "" to result in "undefined". nice the best part is that it's a huge pain to debug because even if you check the value of the variable, the only thing to indicate that anything is amiss is the quotes
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i wonder how much overhead is incurred by javascript to do all the "magic" that makes it a poo poo language for brain dead morons to easily write trash
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Powerful Two-Hander posted:a weird one I encountered once was with sql. If you have a varchar column that has 999 integers as strings and one actual string, if you query it with an integer value the planner will attempt to cast the entire column to an integer dynamically which a) murders performance and b) blows up if there is a non-castable value. I think there was some logic behind this but seems like it would have been better to just reject the query with a type mismatch we have a table with a status column. statuses are all ints. the column is, of course, an nvarchar(10). so you need to query it using where status = N'1' etc, or you will be unnecessarily hurting performance. every single value in there is an integer so (un)fortunately queries don't raise errors if you do it wrong i really dislike the sql type system
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c tp s: this system/data model architecture thing is kinda fun but im burning through paper in no time, drawing revisions of entity lifecycle diagrams and taking various notes. so far the big hurdles feels to get everyone to stop spouting ideas before we draw ourselves into some exceedingly specific corner
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cinci zoo sniper posted:so far the big hurdles feels to get everyone to stop spouting ideas before we draw ourselves into some exceedingly specific corner welcome to systems engineering
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Everyone get ready for a wild ride because california voters just authorized the state to adopt year round DST, based on the argument that DST switching causes heart attacks strokes and incontinence
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