Arcsech

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by Arcsech 11y ago
This looks very neat. I haven't used SQL much and while I'm somewhat familiar with it I'll run through it to brush up a bit, thanks! Also, it took me a minute to find the table of contents - I was looking for an "Index&q
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by Arcsech 11y ago
http://rustbyexample.com is a useful resource, I've found.
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by Arcsech 11y ago
The point is that it wouldn't really be at the expense of others - it doesn't matter if it's dark if the players are blind. (Yes, restricting them to only playing at night may cause scheduling conflicts but it's a joke a
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by Arcsech 12y ago
I think a good solution to this would be to have it display the command it's going to run with a y/n prompt. It would only add one extra keystroke and make the utility a lot safer. I think I'll make a pull request or fork o
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by Arcsech 12y ago
Under certain circumstances, but since the mass can be (relatively) small due to the extremely high velocity, it can be very hard to spot. Essentially, imagine trying to pick something the size of a telephone pole, angled end-on at you, fro
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by Arcsech 12y ago
One could probably script a customizable text editor (Emacs, Sublime Text, etc) to automatically init and commit on save to a local revision control repository. That's kind of a hack though. OS X's Time Machine feature sounds sim
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by Arcsech 12y ago
I like the clean, simple interface. I assume the listings are aggregated automatically - does it scrape each company's job listings? Or did they manage to get these companies to send them data? Will they add more companies in the fut
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F# Web Framework/JS Compiler 3.0RC1 Released(websharper.com)
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