CodyReichert

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by CodyReichert 11y ago
Yeah, a link would be nice, but a title tooltip was my first instinct.
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by CodyReichert 11y ago
Just came back up for me.
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by CodyReichert 11y ago
No, it's two. Don't forget Tyler Perry.
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by CodyReichert 11y ago
Exactly, it's not 'done' until it's cleaned up. Easier said than done, though.
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by CodyReichert 11y ago
Also, the Github Repo is here (took me a few clicks to find): https://github.com/ethcore/parity
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by CodyReichert 11y ago
Please, tell us more about how JavaScript is worse than Flash.
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by CodyReichert 11y ago
I've also hit the same problems with redux-form, though it does provide a great interface - thanks for the link to that issue! I use redux on our newest application and so far have been very happy with it. Previously I was using the `f
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by CodyReichert 11y ago
In this context it means that the software was built specifically for Macs. Ie, not a web/mobile app.
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by CodyReichert 11y ago
That was my thought too. It sounds like having an issue tracker tightly coupled with the code/repo structure would be extremely useful in monorepo's. The problem might not be that it's hard to figure out which issue a repo wo
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by CodyReichert 11y ago
They also send out update on their @githubstatus twitter: https://twitter.com/githubstatus Nothing for this yet, though. EDIT: There it is: https://twitter.com/githubstatus/status/69250537655461888
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by CodyReichert 11y ago
I think it's smart. You can break down this feature into two types of users: - A user that has friends on snapchat. For them, just sign up and snap a picture. You're off to the races. IMO, there's no reason to pick who I want
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by CodyReichert 11y ago
Where did you go, if you don't mind expanding?
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by CodyReichert 11y ago
> ... and the overall expressiveness of the language. We're looking at the same Elm, right?
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by CodyReichert 11y ago
The letter doesn't do much fixing, but the billions of dollars do.
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by CodyReichert 11y ago
Does TAB not work for you to drill into a directory? I never have to use C-z in helm-find-files, just a simple `C-x f`, type a few characters, TAB expands the directory, and ENTER opens the file or directory.
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by CodyReichert 11y ago
In a very simplified nutshell - yes. HAR is the MLS in Houston, and Redfin is a brokerage in Houston. That allows Redfin to sign an agreement with HAR to access their listing data and show it publicly. HAR will have 100% of listings from pa
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by CodyReichert 11y ago
Without having direct access to an MLS (ie, being a brokerage), you're pretty much SOL for getting access to decent listing data. If you DO have access, and you're looking for a solution to use the MLS data via a more simple API -
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List Comprehensions in Common Lisp (a Tutorial)(github.com)
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by CodyReichert 11y ago
That is completely subjective, and your example is bad. What's more readable here... > (+ 1 2 3 4 5) or > 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 5 In my (subjective) opinion, the first one is. The extra +'s are redundant and noisy, and sacrifice a
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by CodyReichert 11y ago
cl-project[0] is another nice project generator. It's mostly pretty similar - but I like the default layout and having a built-in test suite. 0 - https://github.com/fukamachi/cl-project
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by CodyReichert 11y ago
I have Vimperator for Firefox, and I had to ignore those keys (Shift + Esc) while playing in order to use the keyboard. Just FYI in case anyone else ran into the same thing.
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by CodyReichert 12y ago
Neat! Does it only compare downloads? It's kind of an odd metric to use for finding which one is 'better', but now that Wordpress shows active installs that might be a good view to add. ie, A plugin with a high download to ac
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by CodyReichert 12y ago
I actually saw this posted on Reddit earlier and was super impressed! Glad to see it here posted as well :) I was silently wondering if you were aggregating MLS data. I run SimplyRETS[0] - we provide a normalized API to MLS's RETS data
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by CodyReichert 12y ago
Ha! I didn't even notice until this comment - that is hilarious.
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by CodyReichert 12y ago
I thought about this after scrolling past a couple of times - and I think this is a good idea. I'm thinking like a CI for tutorials. For example, I create an account on Tutorial CI (or whatever), give it the environment of the tutorial
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by CodyReichert 12y ago
Your cold calling as a service caught my attention. It's an interesting idea, but I feel the pitfall would be that random callers may not know or be as passionate about my product as an employee or myself. I could see a sale easily bei
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by CodyReichert 12y ago
I've thought about this too - what language would you think would be the most universal for devs? I think Wordpress pretty much covers this, though I do think there is room for another competitor.
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by CodyReichert 12y ago
I would say an easier way to create plugins is a pretty big advantage. For some reason I've always been deterred from writing vim plugins, and like you I started using Emacs a few months ago (mostly for the haskell packages), and I fee