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by beaumartinez 12y ago
"Adblock without the plus" isn't the original Adblock (from which Adblock Plus was forked), it's an extension created for Google Chrome once Google Chrome enabled support for extensions. Very disingenuous name. It piggy-
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by beaumartinez 12y ago
It's Facebook, not FaceBook. Spelling it like that makes reading it jarring.
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by beaumartinez 12y ago
Vim doesn't need multiple cursor support. Train yourself to think in Vim—you're editing text and words, not moving a cursor. Macros and global replace already do what you want.
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by beaumartinez 12y ago
Except even then Python 3.4's bundled virtualenv module is still broken. The omission of the ensurepip module isn't an inconvenience, it breaks Python 3.4 functionality.
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by beaumartinez 12y ago
Ubuntu 14.04 comes with Python 3.4, but unfortunately, it doesn't bundle the ensurepip module (and a host of others). By the looks of things, the idea was to use Ubuntu's own packages instead[1], but it didn't make it in time
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by beaumartinez 13y ago
> If somewhere like Spain sorted out their bureaucracy and local corruption and made it feasible to set up business [...] That's a big ask.
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by beaumartinez 13y ago
Interesting—do you have any links to back this up?
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by beaumartinez 13y ago
Traditionally, female watches are small, and male ones are larger. I don't see this changing any time soon. Try a Nike Fuelband however, it's very thin. It's not always on, but it sure is fancy when you click the button in pu
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by beaumartinez 13y ago
Attribution— https://twitter.com/gitHater/status/169978106227068928
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by beaumartinez 13y ago
Android is more open than iOS. You're conflating Android with the Google Play Store. With Android, you can install apps from more than one store.
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by beaumartinez 13y ago
Not really, MariaDB has nowhere near the adoption levels MySQL has. Even so, MySQL was one of the biggest gratis databases, and it happened to be bought by a company that specialized in selling established enterprise database software. Ther
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by beaumartinez 13y ago
> This IS still a site about startups, right? Yes, but this thread is still about a language. > I like to make money. Of course. And the main concern with npm, Inc is whether making money will at some point conflict with wanting t
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by beaumartinez 13y ago
> I am starting a company, npm, Inc., to deliver new products and services related to npm. I don't know whether I should be concerned a core part of Node.js is becoming "businessy". Is this common amongst other big softw
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by beaumartinez 13y ago
Say you revisit that issue in three month's time. Would you know what the cause of the "performance tool in development environment" issue was? Probably not. "Fixing the performances after the rollout of the last Express
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by beaumartinez 13y ago
> A bad issue: too much in the title. "Fixing the performances after the rollout of the last Express.js" is much more descriptive than "performance tool in development environment". Descriptiveness counts—scanning
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by beaumartinez 13y ago
Add a readme to that dir and it will.
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by beaumartinez 13y ago
Did you even read the article? It's not about "information architects" in general, it's about the company Information Architects (iA).
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by beaumartinez 13y ago
Is your language "English (US)"? I think that was necessary for Graph Search.
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by beaumartinez 13y ago
I've said this elsewhere in this thread, but— With this you can use Sublime Text's UI (chrome, file browser, and smooth scrolling—all better than Vim's) with Vim's input mode. Best of both worlds.
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by beaumartinez 13y ago
Because with this you can use Sublime Text's UI (chrome, file browser, and smooth scrolling—all better than Vim's) with Vim's input mode. Best of both worlds.
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by beaumartinez 13y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't the point of web sockets a persistent connection to the server, to facilitate sending updates? You assume the battery life hit in using them. It'd be interesting to see the trade-offs betw
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by beaumartinez 13y ago
Ruby offers three very similar syntaxes for the same concept. Contrast that with Python's "there should be one—and preferably only one—obvious way to do it"[1] ethos. [1] http://www.python.org/dev/peps&#x
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by beaumartinez 13y ago
> Why can't I open up an issue? > Because I'm just a single person and I don't want to offer up my spare time doing support or dealing with feature requests that I don't care about myself [...] Sort of defeats
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by beaumartinez 13y ago
Yes, I thought the same after I saw how it was available in a plethora of languages. Glad they changed the name.
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by beaumartinez 13y ago
It's a good idea, but penalizing jobs for mentioning pizza, beer or ping-pong is ridiculous. In fact calling those "hollow rewards" at all is ridiculous. They suggest a friendly, social atmosphere, arguably one of the more im
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by beaumartinez 13y ago
> Work IS learning [...] it's a fallacy to believe that work and play can't be the same thing . Come on. There's a big difference between being able to decide what to learn and at what pace, and being told by someone el
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by beaumartinez 13y ago
I had a cursory glance, and this has nothing to do with Twitter's Bower[1], a package manager for web libraries (hell, even the TLD is the same). Bowery is a misleading name, and it gives the impression they are somehow related. [1] h
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by beaumartinez 13y ago
The creator tries to pass themselves off as Facebook as well—"By FB", which links to www.facebook.com. Very uncool.
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by beaumartinez 13y ago
> The touchless controls are rendered nearly useless if you have any kind of security lock on your phone. Being able to swipe up to launch Google Now on my Nexus 4 from the lock screen is the reason I gave up on passcodes. If I go out
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by beaumartinez 13y ago
Less than ideal, but phones are a breeding ground for bacteria already.

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