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by ajanuary 14y ago
Off topic, but why would you put "html { -webkit-text-size-adjust: none }" in your CSS? Not everyone has great eyesight, and I happen to like being able to zoom in and actually read.
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by ajanuary 14y ago
Couldn't you build it into the minifier rather than polluting the original source?
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by ajanuary 14y ago
I think the meant the ads couldn't be removed.
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by ajanuary 14y ago
> I will recommend to use Exception class and do not use specific subclasses of Exception. This will increase the test coverage also. Firstly, it doesn't increase test coverage. You're still executing the same code paths, just weakening
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by ajanuary 14y ago
I'd suggest that if you need to document where is throwing the exception, you're doing too much work in the test. Setup code should be pretty simple and stable, so should very rarely suddenly start throwing new exceptions. If you need to pi
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by ajanuary 14y ago
The various zoom and bounce in effects seem to leave the image blurry in Chrome 24.0.1312.2 dev OS X
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by ajanuary 14y ago
> When people look at these comics, they always assume, oh, the guy that drew this must have done all that. But for me, I just found a cool way to get to the result that skips all that, even if it’s not as general or satisfying. People
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by ajanuary 14y ago
They could have meant Project Euler is more suited for functional languages than imperative, IO utilities.
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by ajanuary 14y ago
Did you already open the link before that screenshot? The script the OP uses replaces the href, so once you click it, it'll reflect the true destination. As others have mentioned, you can get around that by doing a redirect and cancelling t
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by ajanuary 14y ago
Not too sure how seriously to take a typesetting tool by someone that uses ALL CAPS for emphasis </snark> More seriously, this looks quite useful.
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by ajanuary 14y ago
I can't find it now, but I've read about projects generating haskell code from unit tests. Anyone got links?
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by ajanuary 14y ago
> Or at the very least add a second play button per song that actually plays the song. Right click, Play Song Now. Not as discoverable as the play/queue button, but at least the option exists. I think an animation of the item flying dow
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by ajanuary 14y ago
In the short term, it means designers can prototype a lot quicker, which should mean even if you never use a 3D printer or anything printed from one, you get better designed products.
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by ajanuary 14y ago
It would probably be a good idea to assume any email with a gravatar is correct.
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by ajanuary 14y ago
I'd argue it's not so much about skeuomorphism as much as it is about affordance. They don't look like you can push them and interact with them, which means you need to be much more careful about the context and design language you use them
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by ajanuary 14y ago
Settings, Show Advanced Settings, Content Settings (under Privacy heading), Do not show images (under Images heading). I think that's an extra click to enable Advanced Settings that Midori doesn't have? Disabling images is a feature. It add
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by ajanuary 14y ago
It's perfectly possible to have a dynamic type system with closed objects (can't add properties). Then again it's not really possible to have a static type system with open objects (at least, I can't think how you would).
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by ajanuary 14y ago
Your tests should be picking the majority of your algorithmic and functional errors, so I'd have to assume you're talking about the state of the code before thorough testing. What's it like after that testing? How's the long term maintainab
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by ajanuary 14y ago
The the core of it for me is you can almost always do x under a particular static type system. But you can almost always do the same thing under /any/ dynamic type system.
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by ajanuary 14y ago
The type system in TypeScript isn't 'rigid'. It's both optional and structural. These combine to make it a heck of a lot more lightweight than something like C++ or Java. The classes in TypeScript are a formalisation of a very common design
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by ajanuary 14y ago
I think it was more of a trigger for the realisation that 97% of attendants are men. i.e. when you're so male heavy you need to convert bathrooms, there is a real problem.
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by ajanuary 14y ago
Monads are a general concept that happen to be a handy way to wrap up IO and protect Haskell from the ugliness of its impure nature. At its core, monads have nothing to do with IO and are used in a lot of non-IO situations. I'd recommend Go
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by ajanuary 14y ago
> While we’re improving Maps, you can try alternatives by > downloading map apps from the App Store like Bing, MapQuest > and Waze, or use Google or Nokia maps by going to their > websites and creating an icon on your home s
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by ajanuary 14y ago
There's something amusing about the source code to a pretty printer not conforming to its own defaults. Also, from the README: | Some history. Way back in 1976, the project I worked on at the | University of Illinois Center for Advanced Co
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by ajanuary 14y ago
Would be a radical departure from their current strategy of "make sure all the crappy old software works so our customers can continue to pay us money for new releases"
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by ajanuary 14y ago
If the customers use 'Accept: application/vnd.example.v1+json' and 'Accept: application/vnd.example.v2+json' they can also transition over in the same manner.
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by ajanuary 14y ago
I've contemplated doing a similar thing but in a different domain (may take advantage of your library). I had an idea for seeding the recommendations by scraping reviews from review sites and mapping their ratings onto likes/dislikes. Not s
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by ajanuary 14y ago
Would be useful if it did a course grain geo-lookup on your IP to start it off in the right country.
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by ajanuary 14y ago
It's not so much arbitrary as an exception. "The RHS is evaluated and assigned to the LHS, except in this edge case". Using a different syntax would be just as arbitrary, but less of an exception e.g. val, ok := <- ch, val := <~ ch
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by ajanuary 14y ago
Yeah, my 4 feels snappier, but I'm having a hard time working out if it's largely a psychological thing.

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