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by Zarel 14y ago
I've been prepending with ], which as far as I know is enough to make any JSON data into a syntax error... is there a reason why these companies use longer things?
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by Zarel 14y ago
It should be noted that Chrome has a built-in "Bookmark All Tabs" button which will bookmark all tabs in the window into a folder... This extension doesn't seem to add any functionality on top of that.
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by Zarel 14y ago
The last time I talked about Big-O notation was three days ago, when talking about whether or not inserting/deleting from a list should be done online or queued up: Zarel: and for insertions, aren't they O(nm) for n insertions into a li
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by Zarel 14y ago
You should really have a prominent link to a product page (or at least the home page) from your blog, if you're going to post blog links to HN...
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by Zarel 14y ago
Well, it breaks the Page Down button. :(
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by Zarel 14y ago
> Basically the problem is, in order to extend your monitor, you need to hook them from your mini displayport to the monitor. But Macbook airs only have a single mini-displayport and from my research, there aren’t any mini-dp hubs as yo
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by Zarel 14y ago
I've been trying to find a replacement for One Number, a Chrome extension that notifies for Gmail, Google Reader, and Google Voice. Google Voice notifications aren't a big deal since I get them in e-mail anyway, but having Google Reader not
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by Zarel 14y ago
zarel@Serine:~$ ./YOU_ARE_DEAD -h KEYS: WASD. YOU ARE DEAD. The rest is actually pretty easy to figure out.
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by Zarel 14y ago
Really? I read the source and it really is as simple as it looks, although there are some clever optimizations such as SCORE also being used to keep track of your current location.
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by Zarel 14y ago
Here's a version that can be copy/pasted: data:text/html, <html><head><link href='http://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Lato:100,200,300,400,700,400italic,700italic rel='stylesheet' type='text/css'><style ty
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by Zarel 14y ago
https://www.google.com/takeout Not significantly so. At least not yet.
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by Zarel 14y ago
The strange part is, I swear I remember buying Sublime Text 2 for $50. edit: it appears I was right and I just misread: the price increased from $59 to $70.
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by Zarel 14y ago
The article says as much with its "Context" link near the bottom.
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by Zarel 14y ago
You're referring to the Bechdel Test. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bechdel_test
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by Zarel 14y ago
You can't lose net money if you originally planned to publish it for free, though.
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by Zarel 14y ago
I'm not sure I understand you. Dereferencing things that aren't pointers leads to unexpected results in C. Should we avoid dereferencing any variable in C? I think of `this` in the same way - it behaves normally if you use it the way it's i
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by Zarel 14y ago
As a counterpoint, the first JS MVC I tried to use was Backbone.js, and it was really easy for me to learn, much easier than most others that I've tried.
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by Zarel 14y ago
Github makes a lot of things really easy. I'm guessing he just used the "edit" button while viewing a file in Github, which will make Github automatically fork, commmit, and submit a pull request.
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by Zarel 14y ago
"y" means "remove from current view", to be exact. So if you click a message from the "Work" label, it removes the "Work" label. And if you click a message from Inbox and hit "y", it removes it from Inbox (i.e. archives it).
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by Zarel 14y ago
On the other hand, I'm reminded of this passage from HPMoR: "But Father had once told her that the trouble with passing up opportunities was that it was habit-forming. If you told yourself you were waiting for a better opportunity next time
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by Zarel 14y ago
I aced an Advanced Algorithms course at a major public university last semester, and I don't recall learning about B-trees. I mean, I usually have pretty good retention of things I learn, and the rest of the "test" was easy enough, and I'd
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by Zarel 14y ago
Well, there's really only one official romanization of Chinese, which is Pinyin (in which it would be spelled "weiqi"). The others are obsolete or niche.
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by Zarel 14y ago
The main problem here is that "idempotent" means something different in math/CS than it colloquially does in HTTP. In math/CS, "idempotent" means "has the same effect when done 1 time as when done n>1 times." In HTTP, GET requests are o
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by Zarel 14y ago
No worries. People overran my castle eventually, so I decided to dive into the codebase. Which led me to do, among other fun things like give myself immunity to mobs and corruption, pinpoint and fix chat text: https://github.com/tlhunter/C
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by Zarel 14y ago
Players appear to be unable to say anything but their own name: http://d.pr/i/P85E And fixed: https://github.com/tlhunter/Cobalt-Calibur-3/pull/26
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by Zarel 14y ago
See also: http://lesswrong.com/lw/c1/wellkept_gardens_die_by_pacifism/
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by Zarel 14y ago
If I may rewrite your comment a bit: "I wouldn't say the entire internet is useless, but the good websites are few and far between due to the internet's culture abhorring any sort of regulation. "Would you like me to edit my reply to be mor
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by Zarel 14y ago
You do realize that IE 10 will be supported by jQuery 2.0, right?
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by Zarel 14y ago
I'd speculate that this is, in fact, why they're phasing it out: Too many people were using it as a free web host. I doubt it's profitable to be GeoCities Without Ads - GeoCities couldn't even stay up _with_ ads.
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by Zarel 14y ago
I think you're missing paulhauggis's point - by "if this was happening", he means "if we banned domains that were being submitted by paid marketers". His point is that doing so shouldn't be considered a shady business practice.

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