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by benaiah 11y ago
Off topic, but I just wanted to say how much I've appreciated the modding of late. It's been prompt, reasonable, and transparent. Thanks a lot.
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by benaiah 11y ago
The independent stdlib is interesting, and I haven’t seen Elixir advocates mention it much before. I’ll have to look into that.
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by benaiah 11y ago
The hard data has been around for years, and is fairly easy to find. Not every blog post needs to have an accompanying statistical analysis.
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by benaiah 11y ago
None of the things that you mentioned, card games excepted, are particularly cheap unless you already have the equipment, and some not even then.
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by benaiah 11y ago
2. I know this is anecdotal, but when I was unemployed I often didn't socialize because I simply couldn't afford the luxury. Many social activities are fairly expensive, depending on your area, friends, and preferences.
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by benaiah 11y ago
The last example you cite is called Superhot, fyi
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by benaiah 11y ago
I believe the parent comment was referring to using “let” instead of “var” - “let” supports reassignment.
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by benaiah 11y ago
What? Opiates are not psychiatric drugs. You don’t get addicted to opiates by tasking other, unrelated drugs. That’s absurd.
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by benaiah 11y ago
How is three seconds to run tests on a "small project" "not that bad"?
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by benaiah 11y ago
FYI: your text blurring on the signed-out analysis page can be defeated by some very simple twiddling with the page source. You may want to render the blurred text to PNGs or something instead of trying to hide it with CSS.
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by benaiah 11y ago
Scrolling out too far freezes the entire tab in Chrome - may want to put some upper bounds on the scale of the graph.
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by benaiah 12y ago
Seriously, don't worry about this. Worry about problems that more than a miniscule fraction of people actually have. Catering to the 0.0001% of people who disable half their browser and then complain that the web stops working is a was
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by benaiah 12y ago
I wonder if this is why they shut off their XMPP Messenger integration earlier this spring.
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by benaiah 12y ago
I had no idea how far ahead of node on es6 features io.js was - it passes nearly twice as many of the tests as node (23% vs 40%)
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by benaiah 12y ago
That's ridiculous. The problem with circumcision isn't that it's always a bad idea, it's that it's often done involuntarily and unsafely. There's nothing wrong with voluntary, safe circumcision for the purposes
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by benaiah 12y ago
Using open standards would be an Android plus for me too, if micro-usb didn't suck ass compared to Thunderbolt.
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by benaiah 12y ago
I think Tim Cook might.
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by benaiah 12y ago
From your linked article: > There are very few Web 2.0 features. Social features are primitive: readers cannot make an easy list of their favorites, nor can they share to Facebook or Twitter with a single click. It’s as if the past ten y
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by benaiah 12y ago
Emacs' performance can be pretty damn bad sometimes, but I don't use Atom enough to know their relative positions.
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by benaiah 12y ago
I wonder how difficult it would be to write additional frontends to this. A documented API would be huge.
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by benaiah 12y ago
Huh, didn't know that. Thanks for the correction, that's pretty interesting.
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by benaiah 12y ago
Not OP, but that setup drastically reduces battery life and performance, since you're running two OSes at the same time.
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by benaiah 12y ago
That's a great and well-reasoned argument that is clearly relevant to the current scenario. Oh, wait, no, it's not. Your German Shepherd isn't planting bombs underneath the neighbours' porches in case they decide to rob
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by benaiah 12y ago
> Why must there be a conspiratorial astroturfing campaign taking place? Regardless of how you feel about it, there is a conspiratorial astroturfing campaign taking place - it's a well documented NSA activity. Whether it accounts
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by benaiah 12y ago
They are . That's what ES6, a major focus of TFA, is .
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by benaiah 12y ago
If you're having memory problems with Chrome, check to see if you have AdBlock Pro installed - it often results in vast amounts of additional memory required for Chrome[0]. I recommend µBlock[1] if you're using Chrome - it works q
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by benaiah 12y ago
From what I can tell, they were counting incidence, and relating it to the rate of cell division of that particular tissue. This strong correlation allowed them to rule out outside influence (not just lifestyle, also genetics and other envi
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by benaiah 12y ago
Suggesting an action to mitigate the failings of society is not the same as blaming those societal failings on women. If someone organizes a group of women to try to pass better rape laws, are they blaming the victims for not lobbying enoug
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by benaiah 12y ago
I would greatly appreciate it if this made it into an Emacs theme, though a really good Emacs theme tends to be quite a bit more involved than a ST2 theme, since there's so much more to theme.
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by benaiah 12y ago
tl;dr extensions and plugins.

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