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by 5l 15y ago
Ditching caffeine did wonders for me. While I tend to feel a little less "manic" when I'm focused on something, I'm also way more clear headed so I'm certain I'm actually more effective and thus able to reach a much deeper level of concentr
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by 5l 15y ago
That doesn't make any sense; there isn't a fixed time between releases ala Chrome or OpenBSD. If you bump things back, earlier releases will happen sooner.
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by 5l 15y ago
It wouldn't ever replace ERB anyway. HAML makes most things easier and terser at the cost of making a few things difficult or impossible. You still need to fall back to ERB occasionally, and it's also used outside of the views. All this mak
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by 5l 15y ago
You can make notes public, and although you can't do syntax highlighting directly, you can copy already highlighted text into a note.
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by 5l 15y ago
If only the bitcoin stories had petered out after a week or two.
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by 5l 15y ago
Oh, I meant bicycle. And it was still attached to the large clump of bricks I had used as a "theft deterrence" when the perplexed officer on duty took me to it. He actually had the cheek to grumble about not being able to interview criminal
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by 5l 15y ago
I had my bike stolen and nearly didn't report it because usually nothing ever comes of it but I thought what the hell, and sure enough got the usual line about how unlikely it would be that they'd ever recover it. Two days later I got a cal
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by 5l 15y ago
The whole thing presumably, otherwise he'd have qualified that statement further. How about you try something more constructive. Tell us what you think, and I'm sure bdhe will jump in and elaborate further if they feel the need.
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by 5l 15y ago
If you have a problem with the article why not just articulate it.
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Twitter's European boss warns users may face court(bbc.co.uk)
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by 5l 15y ago
Not that I support this in any way, but I can't quite comprehend the technical ignorance in legal circles that has lead them to distinguish between streaming and downloading in the first place.
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by 5l 15y ago
I'm no expert really, but in case someone else doesn't jump in I'd have thought Google Adsense would work pretty well with your content. Also maybe Amazon Affiliates links to relevant books etc. I'm sure with that and a little SEO you'd eas
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by 5l 15y ago
I agree for the most part, and I apologise if I came off over strong in my last post. For what it's worth I have spent a great deal of time in the company of such people. Perhaps it's the case that the majority are simply living in a de
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by 5l 15y ago
Well I do think you're completely wrong anyway, but actually I hear plenty of people say they watch TV for the news and documentaries, and I hear plenty of anecdotes about guys going to strip clubs or hiring prostitutes because they're lone
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by 5l 15y ago
Unless you can truly experience reality through their eyes you simply don't know if what they have gained would have been possible without drugs. I, for example, don't believe in God. But I would never be so arrogant as to claim that people
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by 5l 15y ago
I've found that it's usually as fast to use the Vim Command-T plugin to switch files even once they're opened than it is to switch back to that buffer directly. Main exception being the alternate buffer for which I have a quick shortcut - (
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by 5l 15y ago
Right, because only bad people get assassinated.
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by 5l 15y ago
It can't be justified, that is all. I don't know that there are problems that can only be solved only by taking LSD, but neither can I categorically say that there aren't any at all, as you just did. How do you know? That is what I asked, a
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by 5l 15y ago
The only reason why you wouldn't is because you can't always choose what draws you in. If you can keep your focus pretty much anything is possible; you're not handicapped in the same way as you would be on alcohol for instance. For some int
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by 5l 15y ago
How do you know? Have you solved every problem there is to solve? And of all the problems you have solved, have you done so in the most elegant and efficient way possible?
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by 5l 15y ago
For Ruby, check out http://cond.rubyforge.org/
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by 5l 15y ago
Well, I'm not really up for a tedious discussion over semantics; my initial post was actually a genuine query because I have never seen it spelt otherwise than Gaddafi or Qaddafi. Evidently it's actually a linguistic can of worms. If I ha
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by 5l 15y ago
Yes well. Looking at that list there seems to be something of a consensus on the -afi. Also just because 112 different spellings have been used, doesn't mean all 112 spellings are correct. Anyway it's a fun idea and I'm just nit picking.
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by 5l 15y ago
Hate to nit pick but isn't it Gaddafi, or Qaddafi? Edit: So it is, although the correct spelling is already taken.
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by 5l 15y ago
None of the problems he outlined were a result of getting Diaspora out the door faster, but simply basic ignorance of security issues. attr_accessible, adding a current_user. to db queries and so on doesn't take any time at all, and should
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by 5l 15y ago
Even better, when ignorant, don't attribute it to anything.
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by 5l 15y ago
But can you turn up 5 minutes before your flight and just hop on?
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by 5l 15y ago
Not only that, but his comparison of bus tickets to high-speed rail tickets is absurd. In the UK it can cost me anything from £20-70 return London to Edinburgh by bus for example. By regular-speed train without a railcard, it's gonna be abo
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by 5l 15y ago
No, CoffeeScript and jQuery will both be defaults in Rails 3.1
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by 5l 15y ago
There is an easy solution. Apple has no business making moral judgements about my right to privacy. They should do everything in their power to protect it unless some lawful authority says otherwise in the course of a criminal investigation

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