MrOrelliOReilly

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   YesNo, better HTTP testing for Node.js(formidable.com)

   1 points by MrOrelliOReilly 8y ago|0 comments
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   by MrOrelliOReilly 11y ago

   You mean like https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Fetch_API ?
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   by MrOrelliOReilly 11y ago

   I never understood this line of reasoning. Isn't composition over inheritance a valid principle, especially in JS land? Speaking more to the anti-pattern part of your comment, obviously whether or not you think they are hard to read is
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   by MrOrelliOReilly 11y ago

   What book? For those of us not there yet :)
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   by MrOrelliOReilly 12y ago

   What, because he's not Linus Torvalds he can't be an experienced C programmer worth learning from?
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   by MrOrelliOReilly 12y ago

   Sarcasm? http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/numeric-type-overview...
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   by MrOrelliOReilly 12y ago

   Very helpful. I've unsuccessfully search for a way to do one-time binding before in a data intensive application and never came across the {{::ctrl.foobar}} syntax. One thing I'm hesitant about is their advice to use directives in
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   by MrOrelliOReilly 13y ago

   As someone who took both humanities and engineering courses during undergrad, the textbook $$$ bloat problem was in my opinion MUCH more pronounced in the sciences and maths (or even courses like economics). Humanities courses tend not to e
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   by MrOrelliOReilly 13y ago

   Yeah, stupid kids and their stupid games! Back in my day we wrote in x86 when we wanted to have fun!
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    by MrOrelliOReilly 13y ago

    'Riders in The Chariot', by Patrick White!! Big bulking book, worth every minute you put into it.
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    by MrOrelliOReilly 13y ago

    I suppose I fall into the 'young, eager, and has free time' category, but I _hate_ this kind of mentality/requirements. I love to code, but I love to do a lot of other things too (big surprise!). Is it wrong for me to program
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    by MrOrelliOReilly 13y ago

    How? Sure, he uses 'hipster' as a synonym for gentrification but I think that's reasonable. And I think he articulates rather well what he means by gentrification - "urban spaces like style blogs or Pinterest boards repr
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    by MrOrelliOReilly 13y ago

    Definitely going to check this out, thanks!
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    by MrOrelliOReilly 13y ago

    Updating to the latest version of chrome fixed this for me as well! Obviously should have been the first thing I tried
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    by MrOrelliOReilly 13y ago

    Could anyone point me to a resource that offers a high level explanation of how stuff like this 'works'? I'm happy to spend time parsing the source code but that won't tell me how/why you're able to intercept H
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    by MrOrelliOReilly 13y ago

    I seriously love this and am already making some commands for personal use :) However is there currently a way to pass parameters to a command? Right now I'm using window.prompt() to get user input. It'd be nice if I could enter s
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    by MrOrelliOReilly 13y ago

    > Since 2008 one programming language has seen an unprecedented growth in popularity despite its weird syntax: Objective-C. Why? Because to create applications for the App Store you have to code in Objective-C. Over 800.000 apps in the A
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    by MrOrelliOReilly 13y ago

    <3 U