RegEx

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   by RegEx 15y ago

   Actually it's only 2 layers of protection, as SelfControl.app just appends things to the hosts file.
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   by RegEx 15y ago

   > what planet do you live on where this is considered non-high-achieving/non-ambitious? I believe the fact that he doesn't see his cousin as ambitious confirms his self-diagnosed overblown ambition.
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   by RegEx 15y ago

   I've just been using my hosts file for the same effect, but this sound like a more elegant solution.
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   by RegEx 15y ago

   The mobile version of this site breaks the zoom function. I tried to zoom out to look at the cayley table, and it caused me to go to a previous story.
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   by RegEx 15y ago

   > Not feeling sorry for you. I agree with your overall point, but no need to be so rude here.
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   by RegEx 15y ago

   No, but my mom probably would have, and it got my attention enough to where I can describe it precisely _and_ still remember what it was advertising, though the image and the product have nothing in common. Woah.
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   by RegEx 15y ago

   Don't feel weird, an up-vote is just saying "I find this interesting". Bad news can be interesting, but that doesn't mean you like bad news.
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   by RegEx 15y ago

   > Is it just me or did anyone else find the first ad terrible and the second one quite good? I think I have been in the game too long. Is there some sarcasm I'm missing? Calling the first ad terrible is one thing, calling the second one
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   by RegEx 15y ago

   The most over-the-top-ugly banner ad I've seen was a "Would you like to go back to school on a grant?" ad targeting women. It had a cartoon woman in a superhero costume with a blinking siren pasted (seemingly) randomly on her head.
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    by RegEx 15y ago

    I see the broken-image image in Chrome, OS X Snow leopard.
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    by RegEx 15y ago

    Your "fork me on github" image is broken. I bet you'd get a lot more watchers if you fix it ;)
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    by RegEx 15y ago

    Kenneth has put a lot of work into Requests, and it's really turning into something beautiful. On a side note, Kenneth is a standup guy who helped propel me into the world of open source. I made a few slight documentation updates on Request
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    by RegEx 15y ago

    This reminds me of when the creator of minecraft was streaming a coding session via Justin.tv while he was pumping out a game for a contest.
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    by RegEx 15y ago

    Exactly, I was agreeing with you.
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    by RegEx 15y ago

    > I've seen a few cases where a post title used profanity in a way that's arguably unnecessary I think that's pretty much what he means, but you can't blame the author since it seems to work. People here are passionate, especially when
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    by RegEx 15y ago

    If you're interested, I have a rails template with extensive documentation on setting it up on a server from scratch. https://github.com/Hack56/Rails-Template/wiki
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    by RegEx 15y ago

    I believe that's the point ovi was trying to make.
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    by RegEx 15y ago

    Sorry for off topic, but do you have any recommended resources for learning Go? I've been curious for a while and I think I'd like to finally get my hands dirty with it.
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    by RegEx 15y ago

    Microsoft Access assignments at my community college inspired me to work with databases.
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    by RegEx 15y ago

    Learn to enjoy a good joke, it'll help you enjoy life more.
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    by RegEx 15y ago

    Using Jarnal[0] on OS X with a Bamboo tablet[1] is a great way to store your thoughts while thinking about a problem. [0]: http://www.dklevine.com/general/software/tc1000/jarnal.htm [1]: http://www.amazon.com/Wacom-Bamboo-Create-Tablet-C
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    by RegEx 15y ago

    I have a strange reaction to my epiphanies. When I've cracked the puzzle mentally and it's time to put the code in the text editor, I start getting extremely anxious. No clue why. Edit: To clarify, I mean anxious associated with "anxiety",
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    by RegEx 15y ago

    I was lucky enough to have parents who understood how important it would be for me to be comfortable with computers, despite the fact that they were not tech-savy at all. I was playing Mario Teaches Typing by age 5-6. I upgraded to the more
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    by RegEx 15y ago

    Notepad++ was my first text editor of choice when I decided I wanted to do web development. I've since moved on to VIM, but I'm very glad to hear Notepad++ is still going strong.
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    by RegEx 15y ago

    #!/usr/bin/env python also ensures your scripts look for the virtualenv python when virtualenv is activated, but the system python when virtualenv is deactivated.
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    by RegEx 15y ago

    Much more concise explanation, thanks!
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    by RegEx 15y ago

    I'm a Dvorak user. Learning Dvorak didn't help me type much faster. My qwerty was 100, my Dvorak 120. I definitely feel more comfortable typing throughout the day than before, though. I use VIM, and the location of the j,k,h,l keys on the D
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    by RegEx 15y ago

    I agree regarding `git push origin :branch`. From the git man pages [0] > git push origin master:refs/heads/experimental Create the branch experimental in the origin repository by copying the current master branch. This form is only nee
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    by RegEx 15y ago

    Comments like this are almost always the top comment...yet people just can't seem to get the basics right. I'm not a designer, so I know it's much easier said than done, but what's up with the blatant refusal to learn from others' mistakes?
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    by RegEx 15y ago

    FYI, canned reddit-esque responses don't go over too well here.