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by bdg 15y ago
The assertion is littered with flaws. It may have been an enjoyable story about life outside of our offices, computers and techno-lives... yet littered with logical flaws. The micro scale doesn't represent the macro scale. The relationship
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by bdg 15y ago
I couldn't agree more. I can demonstrate that time passed and population create a common trend line, but it's absurd for me to state that time is responsible for creating people.
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by bdg 15y ago
I'm 24 and I'm very politically involved. I find that not getting involved leads to helplessness, getting involved leads to stress, and getting involved by finding the right skill-set to navigate the lies and damn lies often leads to greate
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by bdg 15y ago
I'd like to read about the topic, but various op-eds just lose my interest. I would like to read something that is more conclusive, evaluates what intelligence is, uses facts and real information, and explains perceptions.
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by bdg 15y ago
Japanese TV show and comic book about a school boy who writes names into a notebook given to him by an angel of death. Writing names in a notebook kills them. I'm not sure why it's on hacker news-- so I called them tv shows and comic books
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by bdg 15y ago
Last time I looked I don't remember seeing any bindings to the PHP environment.
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by bdg 15y ago
This extension has been around for a long time, just like the PHP Lua extension.
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by bdg 15y ago
I only looked over the 101 course, and maybe it's not aimed at someone who already has an understanding of those concepts, but I felt like it was a really fast fly-by of topics and skipped a lot of things. Thinking of the best way to teach
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by bdg 15y ago
I'm a bit of an evangelical when it comes to static code analysis like this. I insist your code should work to a spec-- not necessarily Crockford's JSLint spec, but a spec, which is why I really like JSHint. But I find I can't really conv
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by bdg 15y ago
> but thanks for the nitpicking! > Your only other comment on this story is an "It works for me!" So thanks for contributing nothing but fanboi garbage. Are you done?
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by bdg 15y ago
Sorry if you took offence to what I said, I simply interpreted you listing all the issues searching specifically for django and how you work with django, then claim that they are generally a bad service. Your complaint was very specific, ye
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by bdg 15y ago
Because the MITx link isn't high enough for SEO to pick up: http://www.mitx.mit.edu/ (otherwise you goto some learning exchange site, or other companies).
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by bdg 15y ago
"Lorum ipsum" and even "Lorem ipsum" worked fine for me.
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by bdg 15y ago
Sounds like a really specific need rather than a broad issue, why not tweet them about it?
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by bdg 15y ago
I couldn't find anything regarding the free land you've mentioned. Do you have any more leads?
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by bdg 15y ago
I like what he's done and I'd love to do it if I could somehow work around a few issues such as: I have a job, I can't build a house 8 hours a day for 30 weeks (1500 hours) and I can't get the land deal he did. I'd be really interested in s
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by bdg 15y ago
In some countries that are absolutely poor, it is entirely common to have the local mob recruiter look for young talented kids that they can bring into their organization. They make them an offer when the kids are out begging for change or
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by bdg 15y ago
My firewall blocked your slides because all the requests were sent with null content-type headers.
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by bdg 15y ago
Was anyone able to get a mirror of the article before it went over capacity?
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by bdg 15y ago
I thought I'd be smart and use Blogger to host my blog. Oh what a fool I was. I'll be completing my hack to make it work properly sometime in the next few weeks with a full report on what I went through just to fix it. In hindsight, I shoul
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by bdg 15y ago
Alternative link title: "Is the post title sensationalized? The truth about OP's intentions!" Fluoride in the water system has enough legitimate questions to ask without proposing an Illuminati plot.
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by bdg 15y ago
Please link to the actual research, not the journalist's article. http://www.scripps.edu/news/press_releases/20120207keinan.ht... That being said, am I missing something here? Information encryption and image encoding are two entirely sep
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by bdg 15y ago
I was thinking of Dvoarking, but I use vim. And hjkl gets really confusing.
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by bdg 15y ago
The homerow nubs on the keyboards I use are starting to wear off (and one of them has totally come off), it really shows how a millimeter of plastic can throw off usability.
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by bdg 15y ago
Inconvenient reality alert: I can promise you that many companies in the wild actively violate their own TOS, knowingly or unknowingly. I can promise you that you will never find out about all of those cases, even after there's a data breac
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by bdg 15y ago
I entirely agree with you, I'm not about to say jsperf is able to give an accurate representation of the big picture and show your bottlenecks, however, it does demonstrate that jQuery code is actually much slower. The impact is worse when
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by bdg 15y ago
You should take a look into event delegation with bubbling, event listeners should be minimal. http://javascript.info/tutorial/bubbling-and-capturing http://javascript.info/tutorial/event-delegation
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by bdg 15y ago
Poly-fill is the future. Someone's working on a DOM polyfill at the moment, it's unstable beta but looks promising: https://github.com/Raynos/DOM-shim
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by bdg 15y ago
Your post reads as if there's an undertone where you're really defensive of the library. If that's the case, there's no point discussing this further, however, lets go ahead anyway. > Most of your argument boils down to "jQuery makes it
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by bdg 15y ago
> the more of a mess I see that it is. I started a joke project to mock the total mess that jQuery has become, http://cowbelljs.com/ . The performance hit from using jQuery is awful these days, it's become a monolithic framework aimed

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