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   by JakeSc 16y ago

   Excellent resource! Thanks for this.
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   by JakeSc 16y ago

   If this is indeed for Google, then congratulations San Francisco!
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   by JakeSc 16y ago

   Another complaint I have with HAML is its treatment of whitespace. Consider: %p %span.underlinedText this is underlined \. This will underline " this is underlined ", with the spaces, which looks messy. You can extra
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   by JakeSc 16y ago

   Likewise. In my experience with them, the interview questions are really specific and targeted, thus making it unlikely for everyone to know the precise answer. Unfortunately, they are indeed looking for an exact answer. So just because we
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   by JakeSc 16y ago

   How often does this happen? Do you have sources (a long-shot, considering the fact that they're not always announced)?
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   by JakeSc 16y ago

   Yeah, sorry for the modification in the title. I first posted this on reddit, where sensationalization of the title is a bit more commonplace.
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   "Some German bombers landed at UK bases, believing they were back in Germany."(en.wikipedia.org)

   99 points by JakeSc 16y ago|17 comments
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   Google Wave: ahead of its time.(news.cnet.com)

   1 points by JakeSc 16y ago|1 comments
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   by JakeSc 16y ago

   Thanks!
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    by JakeSc 16y ago

    What's a war room? Google, ironically, was of no help.
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    by JakeSc 16y ago

    I would highly recommend sanitizing chat input. As a quick demo, type '<script>alert("a")</script>' or something. Very cool concept though.
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    by JakeSc 16y ago

    I am thoroughly impressed, and excited for the prospect of unimaginably awesome web applications. I do have a few thoughts: - How easy would this be to implement in another event-driven server, such as Tornado? - I have an identifiable "mou
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    by JakeSc 16y ago

    My favorite, from the replies: "If you ran the command earlier, hit C-r for a reverse history search and type option25 (in this case). The line will be displayed. Hit TAB to start editing at this point."
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    StackOverflow: Faster ways to move cursor around in a command line.(stackoverflow.com)

    1 points by JakeSc 16y ago|1 comments
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    by JakeSc 16y ago

    "Wikileaks’ head Julian Assange declined to comment." I find this interesting considering Wikileaks was so quick to comment via their Twitter feed. http://twitter.com/wikileaks
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    by JakeSc 16y ago

    That's impressive! I had no idea borders were this versatile.
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    by JakeSc 16y ago

    Indeed, there are other technologies that can build a digital clock more easily, but I think the point was to further demonstrate the versatility of CSS. I've personally never before seen CSS do something like this. I also enjoyed how the a