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by benaiah 13y ago
Yeah, cause a 480px vertical on a desktop design is completely relevant to modern web development. /s Protip: you don't have to snark every. single. article. Lay off it already.
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by benaiah 13y ago
This gets into something that I think derails a lot of debate when dealing with people of faith. Most people, including religious people, try to argue as if both sides of the argument are starting with the same assumptions, when they'r
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by benaiah 13y ago
It's unsubsidized by media sales, so the price doesn't seem outlandish at all.
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by benaiah 13y ago
It actually looks much more pleasant than HTML. The syntax is almost identical, except that HTML is much more verbose and difficult to read. This is a very different beast from Jade - Lisps translate to HTML very easily and transparently.
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by benaiah 13y ago
> You can set the bind host with butterfly.server.py --host="0.0.0.0" which will allow other users to connect to your terminal. A password will be asked but IT IS NOT SECURE! So it's recommended as of know [sic] to run thi
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by benaiah 13y ago
Yes, everything you say is correct (AFAIK), but it's not what I was talking about. The thesis of my comment was this: the collapse of MtGox involved a larger proportion of the bitcoin market than the proportion of the dollar market inv
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by benaiah 13y ago
Yes, but as a proportion of the relevant market, they were far greater, which actually strengthens the point.
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by benaiah 13y ago
In other words, "I disagree with you." Could you add something to the discussion? A real argument, perhaps? Nobody called for a hand-raising of who was for or against economic regulation.
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by benaiah 13y ago
What's wrong with showdown? Legitimate question - I just haven't heard of any complaints about it before.
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by benaiah 13y ago
You seem a little harsh on Emacs, but I'm with you in general. (To be fair, Emacs is an enormous pain to get into, has a bunch of legacy cruft, has odd terminology that is difficult to learn, and has a terrible default config. To be fa
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by benaiah 13y ago
Curious as to your opinion on Evil from Emacs - I've been learning Evil without knowing Vim first, so I don't know what I might be missing.
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by benaiah 13y ago
> An open, compile-less, hot-reloading editor sounds like a dream coming true. You're talking about Emacs, right? This actually seems really exciting, and I'll give it a whirl when and if I can. It's just funny to see peop
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by benaiah 13y ago
Nope, only comments. The only actions you can take on a link are upvoting or flagging it.
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by benaiah 13y ago
I'm so glad I'd already read the story. This is the kind of title the mods should be changing.
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by benaiah 13y ago
Did you read the comment? He said they were considered unsolvable at the time, not that they were unsolvable. Of course they're solvable - they were solved.
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by benaiah 13y ago
It also shows up as a small + symbol below the installation in the app page and the search page. Anywhere you see a price, you can also see if it has IAP.
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by benaiah 13y ago
Dear god the buns. Sympathize greatly with you there.
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by benaiah 13y ago
Orthogonal literally means "perpendiular" - it refers to two things that aren't related at all. So, non-mutually-exclusive is part of it, but not the whole picture. FYI
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by benaiah 13y ago
How, exactly, is it silly? Or prepubescent? (The concept of sexualization being prepubescent is a nearly oxymoronic postulate in the first place.) The model is altered in physically impossible ways purely to exaggerate its sexual characteri
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by benaiah 13y ago
I don't usually complain about this kind of thing (because someone else usually does it first), but the model for the third demo is absurdly sexualized (think the original Tomb Raider, except even more so, in higher detail). Is there a
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by benaiah 13y ago
Had five attempts over the last 2 days, four from Venezuela and one from Bangladesh. All unique IPs.
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by benaiah 13y ago
ag80, you appear to be hellbanned (ironically enough). Couldn't tell why from a glance at your commment history.
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by benaiah 13y ago
Really cool effect. Great way to get it without resorting to images. In the future, I wonder if something like this could be done with the -filter attributes, though those may only work on images. I know those have been used to do blurring
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by benaiah 13y ago
How is caching the count "cheating"? Grabbing the count for every request would be ridiculously expensive in any framework, not just Meteor.
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by benaiah 13y ago
While you are right, my view is simply that any developer incapable of understanding the difference between client and server has a snowball's chance in hell of actually creating something secure. Meteor may abstract some of the drudge
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by benaiah 13y ago
It's quite easy, and you still get reactivity. You publish the collection as before, but you write a server-side filter (a well-documented core feature) that only sends a small piece of that to the client. Even though the client only s
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by benaiah 13y ago
I have literally no idea what you meant by this.
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by benaiah 13y ago
> Anyone not stupid or insane just learns ruby or python or scala or go or even php or .NET. I started with PHP and C#/VB.NET, before learning JS. I know Python, Scheme, Java, I've played a bit with Clojure and Ruby[0]. Afte
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by benaiah 13y ago
I live in Alaska - four+ feet of snow in the winter, 20 below or colder for months at a time, dark from 4pm to 9am, etc. Personally, winter sucks, and it keeps me inside even more than typical. It just causes problems (cars don't like
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by benaiah 13y ago
It doesn't seem to be useful so much as a way to make README writing easier, but rather as an easier and more modular way to keep it updated . This is important - stale docs are a PITA for anyone trying to use a library, and it&#x27

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