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by alxndr 14y ago
Nicely developed -- it requires JS from two domains to be run before anything is shown on screen.
512.
by alxndr 14y ago
[3] is a 404 page. Love the phrase "energetically disassembled".
513.
by alxndr 14y ago
That was a fun paper to skim, thanks for the link. Gonna peek at the other links in the Summary section at the bottom.
514.
by alxndr 14y ago
There's a joke about their dataset being from reported foreign workers' wages in there somewhere.
515.
by alxndr 14y ago
Please write it up!
516.
by alxndr 14y ago
I got five!
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CSV.load can create objects like YAML parser(gist.github.com)
3 points by alxndr 14y ago|0 comments
518.
by alxndr 14y ago
Huh. I find it extremely distracting.
519.
by alxndr 14y ago
Interesting photo choices.
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by alxndr 14y ago
Counterpoint: this post [1] on HN front page at the moment contains the sentence "Never heard of a yml file?" [1] http://www.crowdhoster.com/
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by alxndr 14y ago
http://stackoverflow.com/a/9042547/303896 https://github.com/dustin/ruby-trie
522.
by alxndr 14y ago
There are no native speakers yet... https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups=#!topic/lojban/H...
523.
by alxndr 14y ago
tl;dr - "At around 8pm, on January 26, reports appeared on Weibo and Twitter that users in China trying to access GitHub.com were getting warning messages about invalid SSL certificates. The evidence, listed further down in this post, indic
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by alxndr 14y ago
> "It's far simpler to learn a precise, unambiguous language and manipulate the parser directly." Since no one else has mentioned it yet, Lojban [1] seems like the perfect candidate for this. [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lojban
525.
by alxndr 14y ago
I would think that NYC's subway is vastly more important to the NYC area than BART is to the SF area. "During the fiscal year ending June 30, 2012, BART recorded an average weekday ridership of 366,565, the highest in its history" [1] NYC M
526.
by alxndr 14y ago
Still putting together the approach to take?
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by alxndr 14y ago
I had seen massive delays in delivery to Gmail when sending newsletters at my last $dayjob, and I had always assumed it was part of their spam filtering. For example, if it were me and I was getting thousands of nearly-identical emails sent
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Critical SSH Backdoor in multiple Barracuda Networks Products(archives.neohapsis.com)
98 points by alxndr 14y ago|51 comments
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by alxndr 14y ago
Look at using find's --exec with the + ending instead of \;.
530.
by alxndr 14y ago
Last summer Phish played two nights at the Harvey's in Stateline NV (ie South Lake Tahoe), a Tuesday-Wednesday. Apparently no one working at the casinos knew what Phish's fan crowd is like, because they were all pretty surprised when the cr
531.
by alxndr 14y ago
Bread? Really?
532.
The time has come to ditch YAML for configuring Ruby(blog.mojotech.com)
1 points by alxndr 14y ago|2 comments
533.
by alxndr 14y ago
Wow.
534.
by alxndr 14y ago
...and make ones for Google Images, Google Maps, Wikipedia, and lots of other sites...
535.
by alxndr 14y ago
Auto-playing video is weeeeird.
536.
by alxndr 14y ago
But...it creates jobs!
537.
by alxndr 14y ago
FWIW, RubyMine does notice when a file has been modified on disk. If you have unsaved changes in RubyMine, it pops up an alert that lets you pick which to keep or to diff the two; if you don't have changes it just refreshes and shows the ve
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by alxndr 14y ago
Have you tried JetBrains's AppCode? http://www.jetbrains.com/objc/ (I haven't but their RoR-tailored IDE RubyMine is the only IDE I've enjoyed using after it for less than a week.)
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by alxndr 14y ago
I looked quickly at the reddit comment thread that someone else linked to, and it appears that Lawrence Lessig has responded to a related question: "would your proposed 'Aaron's law' prevent the situation by which Aaron was refused a plea d
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by alxndr 14y ago
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