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by alxndr 10y ago
> we'd need a metarepublic to determine which individuals can be trusted to represent our interests in the republic Please correct me if I'm wrong, but I think this is Hamilton's argument for having Electors cast the actua
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by alxndr 10y ago
This tumblr account serves as a log of the language used in acquisitions: https://ourincrediblejourney.tumblr.com/
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by alxndr 10y ago
Just wanna say thanks for having RSS support!
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by alxndr 10y ago
Thanks!
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by alxndr 10y ago
Interesting, any chance you have a link to a writeup of that?
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by alxndr 10y ago
Was it famous before the author removed it?
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by alxndr 10y ago
Has this happened to you?
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by alxndr 10y ago
Have you tried Max Richter's "Sleep"? http://pitchfork.com/reviews/albums/20987-sleep/
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by alxndr 10y ago
Any chance you could dig up the details on that?
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by alxndr 10y ago
This feature is apparently called "tagged template strings"; more on MDN: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Refe...
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by alxndr 10y ago
Gives a new meaning to semver's term "breaking changes".
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by alxndr 10y ago
"free like a puppy" http://www.zdnet.com/article/open-source-is-free-like-a-pupp...
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by alxndr 10y ago
aaaaand there it is! https://github.com/phoenixframework/phoenix/releases/tag/v1....
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by alxndr 10y ago
> "i'm hopeing i have not become a dungeon Master myself :-)" I have bad news for you...
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by alxndr 10y ago
I'd even say that Phoenix is more akin to Sinatra than to Rails.
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by alxndr 10y ago
> "The controversy is you have an enormously large complicated system, and fans of various gross simplifications and rules of thumb love to argue about which is righter than the other and the borders of acceptable application of tho
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Debugging CSS(benfrain.com)
3 points by alxndr 10y ago|0 comments
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by alxndr 10y ago
This is a great attitude to have!
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by alxndr 10y ago
What UI does Google use for code review?
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by alxndr 10y ago
Another huge fan here. I started paying for Inoreader out of appreciation, not to access any paid features.
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The illusion of understanding(meaningness.com)
3 points by alxndr 10y ago|0 comments
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by alxndr 10y ago
> "branches for security fixes that are not public yet" A private git server would probably be better for that, but also wouldn't cost $0.
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by alxndr 10y ago
With a commit message like "whitespace cleanup" I would expect the diff to look something like that. I like to have GitHub show the diff with whitespace ignored as it's then easier to verify that no other code changes snuck i
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by alxndr 10y ago
No insight, but the diff is easier to look at if you tell GitHub to ignore (most) whitespace with `?w=1`: https://github.com/ImageMagick/ImageMagick/commit/e93e339c?w...
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by alxndr 10y ago
My grandmother collected the silverware that airplanes handed out. Now we've got a pretty funny assortment of airline-branded metal knives.
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by alxndr 10y ago
Another happy paid customer of Inoreader here. The chrome is small and out of the way, keyboard shortcuts work well, it syncs read/unread status well between the website and the mobile app, and I like using the Star feature as a way of
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by alxndr 11y ago
I believe that was the inspiration for Facebook's "wall" concept. (...which has since been folded into news feeds, I think?)
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Inside the USB Thief self-protection mechanism(itsecuritything.com)
1 points by alxndr 11y ago|0 comments
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by alxndr 11y ago
When they say "arms" dealer...
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by alxndr 11y ago
There is a text editor; when viewing a Markdown file for example there's a pencil icon in the top-right of the (rendered) file display.

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