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   by aeontech 13y ago

   Interesting... OS X 10.9 - Chrome 30.0.1599.101: 21264 - FF 25: 15911 - Safari 7.0 (9537.71): 14438
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   by aeontech 13y ago

   You can use $x('//some/xpath') for testing XPath's which can be very useful, but not sure about XQuery, never even heard about it being used before.
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   by aeontech 13y ago

   Nice work, but you should let gorecess.com know their landing page looks almost exactly like airbnb's.
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   by aeontech 13y ago

   I can do multiplication in half-conscious state easily if it means a few more minutes of precious, precious sleep... Besides you really just need to remember how to do subtraction, not even the multiplication table var snooze = 3 snoo
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   by aeontech 13y ago

   I never knew that... thanks!
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   by aeontech 13y ago

   Have you seen http://intuoscreativestylus.wacom.com/en/ ? No idea how well it works, but might be just what they need.
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   by aeontech 13y ago

   Fair enough, I guess people pick some specific points the author makes and respond to them, but if that's not your cup of tea, no questions :)
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   by aeontech 13y ago

   Any thoughts on the actual content of the article rather than the presentation style? Or is it the lack of a neatly packaged conclusion that throws you off? It seems like a perfectly readable exposition to me, even if I don't necessari
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   by aeontech 13y ago

   My view is, if you don't want your data out there... don't put it out there. If it's out there, don't be surprised to see it mined and used :) Especially for people that use consistent handles across the internet.
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    by aeontech 13y ago

    Google maps already does that. [1] [1] http://www.menasborders.com/menasborders/news/article/871/Go...
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    by aeontech 13y ago

    Looks like the rest of the posts about them are here: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/shawnhar/archive/2009/04.aspx
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    by aeontech 13y ago

    There isn't, unfortunately. I'm sure it's being considered though.
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    by aeontech 13y ago

    It's unfortunately been a poor neighborhood for a long long time. The university is too far for students to take advantage of low cost of living, and without young people providing both custom and cheap labor, it is difficult to grow t
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    Unix Background Queue (ruby extension and gem)(sirupsen.com)

    4 points by aeontech 13y ago|0 comments
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    by aeontech 13y ago

    Fails in firefox 23.0.1 for me (I see myself, but not the other person). Fails in chrome 29.0.1547.57 as well with similar results.
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    by aeontech 13y ago

    Last time I had to generate pdf's, I just generated latex markup and then rendered it to pdf. You could look into something like http://prawn.majesticseacreature.com/ though.
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    Git fixup - helper tool to make it easier to fixup commits(github.com)

    2 points by aeontech 13y ago|0 comments
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    by aeontech 13y ago

    What's wrong with his avatar?
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    by aeontech 13y ago

    We already have redundancy - since git is distributed, Github going down does not impact our development or deployment. Github provides a great user experience for discussion and managing branches/pull requests. Issue tracking is usabl
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    by aeontech 13y ago

    Yeah, I thought that was an odd way to phrase it as well. Undertones of "well, it's not _real_ literature" levied against science fiction, fantasy, pulp, and most anything not written by people long dead somewhere in there as
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    by aeontech 13y ago

    Kafka wrote something about that ;)
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    by aeontech 13y ago

    I just received the book, and it is impressive! Good paper, beautifully printed, great illustrations, not to mention absolutely hilarious. Definitely exceeded my expectations.
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    by aeontech 13y ago

    That's been the practice since Roman times. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ignorantia_juris_non_excusat
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    by aeontech 13y ago

    http://lifeboxes.neocities.org/
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    by aeontech 13y ago

    Looks very interesting, thanks for the link.
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    by aeontech 13y ago

    Interestingly, according to http://im.kommersant.ru/ISSUES.PHOTO/CORP/2013/02/21/dsryu4.... , the Baltics combined have the largest russian diaspora in the world, followed by USA, Germany and Israel.
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    by aeontech 13y ago

    ... it doesn't allow you to search repositories that you don't have checked out?
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    by aeontech 13y ago

    Well you answered your own question - it's slightly more convenient to you, but less convenient for the repo owner. That said, some projects certainly do all their patch/merge over email since before github existed (like Linux ker
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    Voodoo - javascript framework to mix 2d and 3d content on page(voodoojs.com)

    5 points by aeontech 13y ago|0 comments
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    by aeontech 13y ago

    I love this thing... coolest art toy I've seen in months. http://zenphoton.com/#AAQAAkACAAEgggAPAgsBJQJgAKb/AAACmQCAAi...