Revisor

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by Revisor 14y ago
What's the store's purpose then if you have to go online while being physically present to get more product info? Was there no knowledgeable staff? No product flyers/labels?
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by Revisor 14y ago
They can print A/B versions of flyers and collect them upon entry. No QR needed for this kind of measuring. :)
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by Revisor 14y ago
You're just redefining the meaning of trolling. It's nothing else than being a prick, hidden behind an online pseudonym. It's not some secret handshake, nor a well meaning fun poking.
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by Revisor 14y ago
Is the number of work hours really what you want to increase?
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by Revisor 14y ago
Hey Shawn, that's interesting. I was just thinking about a similar solution with a JS widget we're creating for our users to embed on their websites. I have an improvement suggestion. If the client supplies their own condition, like in your
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by Revisor 14y ago
I like the metaphors in your comment but cannot imagine anything specific. What do you mean with the layers that support each other?
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by Revisor 14y ago
The numbers are per-account, not summed up.
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by Revisor 14y ago
That's pretty much how it works in Central Europe, with the difference that 10% and more goes for great service.
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by Revisor 14y ago
I came here with that question in mind. What's the difference to the already battle-tested TortoiseGit? GitHub for Win obviously works with other hosting services, that's fine, but is it better?
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by Revisor 14y ago
How does it break the web and what has the most breaking impact in your experience?
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Technical post-mortem of The Witcher 2 on X360(eurogamer.net)
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by Revisor 14y ago
Sir, you have hit the nail on the head. It was the work of the disgruntled speaker whose talk was refused in a normal editorial process and who proceeded to hire a PR firm to create this ruckus. http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3988515
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by Revisor 14y ago
Ok, found this, linked by Mr. Torvalds http://tbaggery.com/2008/04/19/a-note-about-git-commit-messa...
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by Revisor 14y ago
Can anyone point me to best practices on writing (git) commits? Or can you sum up yours here?
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by Revisor 14y ago
That's not evil, quite the opposite - you don't bother the user and ask them for the required information until the very moment it's needed. It's called gradual engagement and I consider it good practice. What's structurally similar to th
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by Revisor 14y ago
I don't know this company but now I'm curious - what's in the facility in Botswana?
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by Revisor 15y ago
No, quite the opposite. The more people value their privacy, the more pressure against invasive predatory practices and the better for all of us. It's not a binary scale: Privacy or no progress. Services we use can respect our privacy, can
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by Revisor 15y ago
I'm absolutely shocked that someone can defend this code example. OK, you say it's readable for an experienced C programmer which I'm not. But is that really the best practice you want to teach other programmers? Fourfold inline computation
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by Revisor 15y ago
As suggested elsewhere, read The Algorithm Design Manual, it's much more readable (even if not as rigorous, with math proofs and such).
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by Revisor 15y ago
Having read both I have to respectfully but firmly disagree. The code examples in The Practice of Programming are atrocious, and I mean it - they are full of really, really bad naming and arcane abbreviations and thus unreadable code. How i
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by Revisor 15y ago
How does the ability to get the UDID combine with the (recently leaked) silent ability to access and upload the whole contact directory on iOS?
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by Revisor 15y ago
This is a better article than it sounds from the title. It sums up the most important principles I read in pricing books (of which I recommend The Strategy and Tactics of Pricing: http://www.amazon.com/The-Strategy-Tactics-Pricing-Edition/
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by Revisor 15y ago
Why do you even let the user send an empty email? Sounds like a programming error as much as a UI blunder.
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by Revisor 15y ago
For example, Microsoft’s standard model of Spanish will have a default “S” (ess) sound, but the training process replaces it with your “S” sound. This is done for every individual sound (phoneme) I don't think it can work as a phoneme for
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by Revisor 15y ago
Is Google heading the dreaded Microsoft naming way? Google Play Store. Windows Live Search, eh I mean Windows Live Search Center. Games For Windows? Surely you mean Games for Windows - Live. Or Xbox Marketplace? Also Google Wallet is unavai
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by Revisor 15y ago
This sounds interesting and all, but who is going to be their customers? The 30 or so millions of their users obviously already HAVE their own hardware. So is it going to target the current console owners? And persuade them how? "It's like
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by Revisor 15y ago
Since you're not a beginner programmer, I recommend PHP Objects, Patterns and Practice http://www.amazon.com/Objects-Patterns-Practice-Experts-Sour...
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by Revisor 15y ago
Can you give us some obvious smells apart from "too eager to close"?
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by Revisor 15y ago
How is this sobering? I find it fearmongering. Or is there any meaning behind this other than "The humankind has powerful weapons to destroy itself and you are not safe"?
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by Revisor 15y ago
More precisely Verisign is the registrY, GoDaddy the registrAR. Not that it changes anything in this case.

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