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by bentruyman 11y ago
I used Fish for about of year. But I ended up recently switching back to zsh. Stock Fish is far more useful than stock zsh. However, the community around zsh is far more active and I found that most of the functionality that Fish contains a
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by bentruyman 11y ago
No, we ran into the same issues. When dealing with mid-sized Node.js projects in particular where the dependency tree may include something like 70k source files. `npm install` can take several minutes, builds on-save could take several sec
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by bentruyman 12y ago
A passcode you specify is required every time you put on the watch.
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by bentruyman 12y ago
> and then getting whiny when it somehow gets leaked How did you come away with that? They're trying to subpoena GitHub to gather information on who may have been responsible for the hack.
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by bentruyman 12y ago
Google Wallet does not utilize any form of tokenization to my knowledge. The best you'll get is a proxy card. But that proxy card is used for all merchants.
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by bentruyman 12y ago
When the name of your product is a commonly used noun, good luck.
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by bentruyman 12y ago
It supports NFC. So, yes.
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by bentruyman 13y ago
Just so you understand, you're comparing the KKK to Prop 8 supporters.
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by bentruyman 13y ago
He's been CTO since 2005. Now his views will suddenly begin to "affect their workplace"?
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by bentruyman 13y ago
Trying to figure out if the JavaScript on this page is intentionally "shitty". Who uses a `while` loop to get a random item from an Array?
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by bentruyman 13y ago
How does Germany calculate "unemployment" differently from the United States? http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=germany+vs+united+state...
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by bentruyman 13y ago
However this fails on "Array-like" objects like NodeLists.
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by bentruyman 13y ago
I've pronounced it like JIF since the mid-90's when I first learned of GIFs. I've had to send many people here to prove I wasn't crazy: http://www.olsenhome.com/gif/
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by bentruyman 13y ago
I did something similar on my site: http://bentruyman.com/ (clicking the little gear or pressing ` on your keyboard). You can read the source for it here (sorry it's in CoffeeScript): https://github.com/bentruyman/bentruyman.com/blob/mas
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by bentruyman 14y ago
This has been done before: https://github.com/madrobby/vapor.js
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by bentruyman 14y ago
A proper <doctype> wouldn't have any effect here.
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by bentruyman 14y ago
Of course. It would be silly to speak in absolutes like that and not leaving certain advertising opportunities on the table for the future.
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by bentruyman 14y ago
There's no such thing as "free" health care. Not to suggest that the solution to our health care problems is simply through the kindness and charity of those that can afford it.
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by bentruyman 14y ago
Prices also often shoot up. Not to mention unintended consequences. Look at the whole birth control situation. A study of a contraceptive mandate in Hawaii back in 2001 ( http://hawaii.gov/dcca/ins/reports/2001_contraceptive_report... ) i
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by bentruyman 14y ago
Hostess proposed an across-the-board pay cut of about 8%, a bump of 3% over the next three years, and a 1% bump in the final (among other things). I highly doubt Hostess is closing factories merely to get out of union contracts. Hostess fir
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by bentruyman 14y ago
The GitHub page does a good job of highlighting all of the benefits HTTPie has if you're already familiar with cURL. But for me it's the design of the interface with syntax highlighting being the sugar on top. See: https://github.com/jkb
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by bentruyman 14y ago
I would strongly suggest HTTPie for the majority of these tasks: https://github.com/jkbr/httpie
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by bentruyman 14y ago
"Windows 9 a disappointment, users prefer Windows 8" says survey – 1 year from now
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by bentruyman 14y ago
I love mikeal's work and contributions to the node.js community — but I didn't care for this bit of satire. Some folks legitimately enjoy the experience of programming in CoffeeScript. I don't happen to be one of them. But I'm also not one
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by bentruyman 14y ago
I'd be curious to know if they have plans to release the source for this. It'd be much more useful to use this in a build step, rather than drag-and-drop into a browser window.
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by bentruyman 14y ago
EU Cookie Directive in action. http://adage.com/article/digitalnext/online-privacy-eu-cooki...
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by bentruyman 14y ago
How often are you actually typing </html>, <head>, and <body> that it actually makes you less efficient? This reminds me of all the ASI discussions that have been going on lately.
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by bentruyman 15y ago
Which sucks, but how do you accomplish this legally?
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by bentruyman 15y ago
As someone who is not afraid of Makefiles (and has used them by default in past JavaScript-based projects), I welcome tools like Grunt to my projects. It fits in well with the types of "build" tasks I'm typically invoking in my JavaScript p
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by bentruyman 15y ago
This is really poorly written, and the author seems to even admit he/she is confused about certain parts of HTML5. The site is basically an intro into a handful of new HTML elements, without any mention of new APIs in HTML5 like Canvas, Mic

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