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Don’t Waste Time with GTD Setups
(memit.com)
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Watch Star Wars in Text via Telnet
(lifehacker.com)
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11y ago
> a collection of interchangeable themes with standard wrapper functions/interfaces. That collection is called a framework...
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11y ago
If anyone is interested in setting up multiple platform dotfiles or more complicated setup, GNU stow [1] is just pure genius. It's a very simple approach which works very well for me. It's described in this blog post: http:/
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When in git
(wheningit.tumblr.com)
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What’s the Best Programming Language to Learn in 2015?
(sitepoint.com)
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11y ago
I think this overcomplicates this. Based on your thought process github.com/nonexistinguser would throw 404, because well, whether or not a user exists is public information, but the same thing (a resource doesn't exist) github.co
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11y ago
Spacemacs solves this by lazy loading every package possible: https://github.com/syl20bnr/spacemacs/blob/master/doc/DOCUME...
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11y ago
Sometimes 403 give away information (The resource you tried to reach exists) which you don't want to give away at all because it's much secure.
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Localhost.com
(localhost.com)
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I just realized the company I work for uses openalpr violating it's license. What should I do?
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Flash vs. HTML
(flashvhtml.com)
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Dropbox is down
(status.dropbox.com)
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How Software is Made
(smbc-comics.com)
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11y ago
> If you like the new and shiny and want to get straight to work without much investment of time and mental cycles, it's likely not for you. After I discovered Spacemacs, I somewhat disagree with this, because you get so much funcio
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there is: https://github.com/syl20bnr/spacemacs There is a Django layer in it, you can start runserver witha keystroke, open settings.py with another keystroke, run all tests, etc..
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11y ago
not allow pirated content in the first place?
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Pyston talk recording
(blog.pyston.org)
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11y ago
It was in there for a long time, just nobody used it.
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If you want to change what a function does, you have to change all the tests you wrote for it. This guy doesn't know how to write good tests at all. The whole point of testing is that you can change those function without any
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11y ago
I'm getting ERR_NAME_NOT_RESOLVED error. Is it just me?
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11y ago
Here is a very nice website that gives solution also, not just describes the problem: http://floating-point-gui.de/ It helped me a lot when started learning.
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11y ago
I started learning programming at 27, I'm 30 now, have a full time job and never been happier, so you are definitely not late. The turning point for me was when I read this article: http://www.cracked.com/blog/6-h
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Morepath: Super Powered Python Web Framework
(morepath.readthedocs.org)
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This DIY Wireless Keylogger Fits Anywhere, Looks Like a Wall Charger
(lifehacker.com)
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SSL certs for internal DNS names will expire on November 1st
(info.ssl.com)
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Volkswagen Emissions Cover-Up Will Cause 59 Premature Deaths in America
(iflscience.com)
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I agree with you, but the opposite of this is also horrible. I'm working for a company where they only focused on business needs, and the result is horrible. Terrible, unwieldy codebases, full of bugs, have no security at all. It'
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11y ago
Sometimes I would not mind if developing software would need a license, even if I'm speaking against myself ATM.
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World Solar Challenge
(worldsolarchallenge.org)
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