benihana

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by benihana 15y ago
I don't understand what was so bad about the announcement. They made a mistake, they took steps to fix it. That's what the announcement said, and that's all it needed to say. I don't expect companies to come groveling to me, begging for my
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by benihana 15y ago
With the hyper-AJAXed world, client-side innovation becomes impossible. Are you serious? Have you heard of the canvas element? It allows modern browsers to do things that were only possible 2 years ago in Flash. Have you noticed how there
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by benihana 15y ago
Read the last sentence. This was a pretty good troll - I know I found myself agreeing with him, nodding my head a bit. Then I saw the last sentence and had to laugh at myself for falling for it.
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by benihana 15y ago
Yes. But when Haliburton claims a planet, I don't really care if they fart around with its climate, because I'll never be allowed to go there anyway.
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by benihana 15y ago
I think this would have a much greater impact if the braches were shown from smallest to largest. As it stands, you see the biggest one first, and then everything else seems small after that.
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by benihana 15y ago
Maybe when it was first announced, Go was considered a language created by people at Google. Now it's more considered a language being written by Rob Pike and Ken Thompson.
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by benihana 15y ago
The touchpad on my Mac laptops are the reason I'll never buy another non-Mac laptop again. Best tactile surface I've ever felt.
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by benihana 15y ago
When you're asked, during a job interview, which is the fasted lookup function, don't, as is very common, say, "a B-tree." Perfect hash tables always win, hands down. Wait, saying a B-tree is the common answer?
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by benihana 15y ago
No, it is underground. You have to take an elevator and go one floor down from the ground floor. There are no windows in any of the offices.
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by benihana 15y ago
Yeah, I work at Bronto, next to Tyler's. Underground is pretty awesome, plus the free arcades are solid.
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by benihana 15y ago
This isn't about drugs. This about the coercive force of government wanting a cut of the profits. Think of it as a protection racket.
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by benihana 15y ago
Every single criticism of Bitcoin I've seen is based on the assumption that it will fail because it's not a fiat-based currency. They list Bitcoin's features as the reasons it will fail. They talk about the past 200 years of central banking
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by benihana 15y ago
The lyrical content made me uncomfortable.
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by benihana 15y ago
The shadow physics idea is awesome and brilliant. What a great, creative idea. The only word that comes close to describing it, is "tight."
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by benihana 15y ago
>So what is the real problem in the this industry? Java, with its faults, has completely conquered web application programming What? No. Not at all. Maybe, maybe I'll concede that the JVM, when configured properly, is well suited for
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by benihana 15y ago
If you want anything destroyed, get it involved in the American drug war. For further reading, please see Mexico.
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by benihana 15y ago
Also, we have foosball.
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by benihana 15y ago
Take it out of log view. It seems like languages quickly get to about 100,000 articles in a very short (relatively time span). I wonder if that's because there are a few hundred thousand universal articles and which they are.
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by benihana 15y ago
Wow, it's just as annoying when a woman has a giant picture of herself on every page of her blog as it is when a man does it.
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by benihana 15y ago
I disagree. It's neither code nor data, it's how you use the data and / or the code.
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by benihana 15y ago
I've done this before, but on Windows. There was a setting with an older version of iTunes on Windows where it would automatically manage your music, which means that it moves it around and takes ownership of it. If you try to delete someth
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by benihana 15y ago
Wow, I just watched the fucking promotional video for your app. I laughed my ass off. If I wasn't so fucking lazy, I'd buy it on principle.
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by benihana 15y ago
First thing I did after booting? alias ll='ls -lh'
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by benihana 15y ago
>Opera is always several years ahead of its time Except in adoption rates.
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by benihana 16y ago
>Those who were sitting more were substantially more likely to die That has to be the stupidest quote I've ever read. Are you telling me that if I sit less often, I'll be less likely to die?
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by benihana 16y ago
Here's a simple check you should make before opening your mouth to talk about human rights. Is the thing I'm talking about created, made, or maintained by the work of others? Yes? Then it's not a human right.
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by benihana 16y ago
>FWIW, my first programming job only paid $45,000 a year. What a ripoff. How is that a ripoff? That seems right at about average for starting salary programming.
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by benihana 16y ago
Agreed. All change is bad. Period. No good can ever come out of change. If things aren't the way I recognize them and like them, then they are obviously inferior because as we all know, functional UI design never changes. The principles tha
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by benihana 16y ago
I can attest to this. I had a page with four dropped shadows and one div that is animated via jQuery's slideDown/slideUp methods. Sliding up and down was painfully slow and ragged.
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by benihana 16y ago
I have a great idea: Let's give these people more power!! You know, for like, Net Neutrality and stuff.

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