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by alxndr 13y ago
Retina MBP here, had to have my mouse cursor about an inch and a half below the button I was aiming for. However even after doing the steps you laid out, pointing is still off in full-screen mode (only).
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by alxndr 13y ago
Better yet: add RapGenius as a %s-bookmark (or Chrome calls them search engines): " http://rapgenius.com/search?q=%s" My favorite use for this is a Google IFL search restricted to site:wikipedia.org, so now "w
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by alxndr 13y ago
Doesn't Google's crawler run JS these days?
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by alxndr 13y ago
You missed the punchline: There are only two hard things in Computer Science: cache invalidation, naming things, and off-by-one errors.
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by alxndr 13y ago
Just means you might be grabbing more coffee than you were expecting, especially if your test takes some time.
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by alxndr 13y ago
Wow, kudos to Patrick.
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by alxndr 13y ago
Hm, how does it decide how far back to start?
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by alxndr 13y ago
My favorite part of `git bisect` is `run`: give it a script that'll exit with 0 for a good commit and non-0 for a bad commit, and it'll do it all for you! Personal gripe: I always, always, forget to `git bisect reset`.
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by alxndr 13y ago
If I were a retargeting company which did that, I'd probably keep it a secret.
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by alxndr 13y ago
On the HN frontpage today: http://assemblymade.com/
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by alxndr 13y ago
> The success of pairing depends heavily on the skill and personalities of those involved. If the skill disparity is too great, you end up with one person doing all the thinking while also lecturing the newbie. If neither collaborator li
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by alxndr 13y ago
note that it's not "real" enum support
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by alxndr 13y ago
...authored by tlrobinson?
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by alxndr 13y ago
Yep, that's what I was imagining. And perhaps projects would publish any guidelines they end up going by for what commits could be worth.
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by alxndr 13y ago
What if the merger were able to modify the tip amount? A project could have a standard of, say, 0.5% for typo fixes, 1% for documentation, 2% for refactoring which improves Code Climate or coverage statistics...
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by alxndr 13y ago
All projects on tip4commit, conveniently sorted by tipjar size desc: http://tip4commit.com/projects Only 15 projects with a nonzero tipjar at the moment.
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by alxndr 13y ago
Fingers crossed for "default to ignore whitespace in all diffs" to be the next feature they roll out...
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by alxndr 13y ago
Does a tour called "Without Their Permission" really need to be invited?
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by alxndr 13y ago
Yeah, being able to change it within a minute of the initial vote would solve my use case.
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by alxndr 13y ago
Downvoting, too. Have to zoom in so the up triangle is unmissable.
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by alxndr 13y ago
Whoops, traffic's overloading the site...
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Photorealistic renderer in JS(renderer.ivank.net)
10 points by alxndr 13y ago|1 comments
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by alxndr 13y ago
Wow, those are pretty cool. Page 8 with the factor curves look really interesting. http://www.numberspiral.com/art/19.gif
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by alxndr 13y ago
I have a shirt made by UP with the Discourse logo on it. http://www.unitedpixelworkers.com/products/discourse
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Fourier Toy(toxicdump.org)
348 points by alxndr 13y ago|70 comments
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by alxndr 13y ago
http://isup.me/rubyforge.org
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by alxndr 13y ago
With this many people saying the documentation could be improved, is there a reason holding everyone back from contributing or improving it?
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by alxndr 13y ago
> Having said that, no homepage mention may be turning away the honest users who might genuinely be unable to afford it. That reminds me of Airbrake.io, whose lowest-cost pricing plan was higher than I wanted to spend on a toy site I mad
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Vim Text Objects: The Definitive Guide(blog.carbonfive.com)
4 points by alxndr 13y ago|0 comments
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by alxndr 13y ago
You (and I) keep that average up at 40 by balancing out all the bikes that get 0 km/yr.

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