bjeanes

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by bjeanes 13y ago
So much yes. This is why I installed bartender yesterday and now my menu bar only has: CPU meter, battery, time. At the very end is a "..." that I can click to expand out to everything else, should I need it. So nice. EDIT: link f
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by bjeanes 13y ago
Yeah... and doing it on the whole body would be fatiguing on long pages because you have to scroll up and down the whole page after each column. I'd probably want to do column-split content areas over a certain width (e.g. an <artic
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by bjeanes 13y ago
I went with: body { -webkit-column-count: 3; -moz-column-count: 3; column-count: 3; }
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by bjeanes 13y ago
I'm not disagreeing with you but I thought I'd try this as a user stylesheet for this page just now and it looks pretty great on my screen: body { -webkit-column-count: 3; } // or -moz- or no prefix or whatever
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by bjeanes 13y ago
This made me laugh. But... just in case you were being serious, I wasn't commenting on the fonts but the project in general.
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by bjeanes 13y ago
That's really nice. Reminds me of the same kinds of things that LightTable has been trying to accomplish.
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by bjeanes 13y ago
s/cheap/chip
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by bjeanes 13y ago
I got one of these. It was so so so bad. I got sent a replacement just in case mine was faulty and it was just as broken but in different ways. The quality control seemed poor at the very least. I hope coin succeeds here and manages to come
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by bjeanes 13y ago
I just found http://nanomsg.org/documentation-zeromq.html . If you haven't seen it, perhaps it can offer some comparisons for you.
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by bjeanes 13y ago
I'm on the Heroku Add-ons team. This is correct. The RDS "add-on" is there simply for people who search for it. In reality, it's just setting DATABASE_URL, and you can do the same yourself.
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by bjeanes 13y ago
Well said. It's frustrating how much people want to do price comparisons on the commodity instead of the service. You're paying for the "as a service" part of PaaS, IaaS, SaaS, *aaS.
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by bjeanes 13y ago
Is this JetBrains' answer to Eclipse's Xtend ( http://www.eclipse.org/xtend/ )?
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by bjeanes 13y ago
Yeah that's frustrating. I worked around it by using Chrome profiles. I have a personal profile and a work profile and they are each logged into the respective accounts. In truth, I actually really like it and would continue to do so e
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by bjeanes 13y ago
"Unknown cipher type" for me, but close enough that it seems to mean the same thing.
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by bjeanes 13y ago
Sure, I'm not saying it isn't surmountable. I'm just stating that this is another constraint.
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by bjeanes 13y ago
They are looking at average quality metrics. I think they should be looking at perc based quality metrics. That would have reflected a drop and the variability far earlier on. In this sense, it's akin to performance metrics — you want
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by bjeanes 13y ago
And your "friend" on the other end would also need to be running it on Chromium from trusted source.
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by bjeanes 13y ago
yes, exactly.
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by bjeanes 13y ago
That's why starring was released https://github.com/blog/1204-notifications-stars Watching is if you actually want to pay attention to activity as opposed to just bookmark something.
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by bjeanes 13y ago
Well ... I wouldn't agree with 4 and maybe not even 3 (that stands to be seen), but it's definitely not the new smoking.
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by bjeanes 13y ago
To quote from that very article: > However, this figure [infinite perimeter] relies on the idea that space can be subdivided indefinitely. This fiction—which underlies Euclidean geometry and serves as a useful model in everyday measurem
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by bjeanes 13y ago
It does not at all assume or require that your dataset will fit in RAM. To an extent, it will cache some indexes in RAM of query peers, but there is no expectation that the whole dataset is in RAM.
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by bjeanes 13y ago
cache is a fun one (cash or kay-sh?). Most Australians I know (and possibly people from the UK too) say it as "cash"
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by bjeanes 13y ago
It's no longer a private beta... https://blog.heroku.com/archives/2013/4/24/europe-region
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by bjeanes 13y ago
I'd pay for this and use it daily if it had inline comments, a la google docs. I've wanted a very long time Google Docs but in markdown. I want to collaboratively build a document but be able to comment (as metadata, not as text i
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by bjeanes 13y ago
I'm pretty sure the compilation time is less to do with the "level" that it operates. From presentations on the topic, most of the time savings were by making the syntax completely unambiguous. Apparently, in C/C++ and s
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by bjeanes 13y ago
Man, you should put a big "call with Twilio" button right on the page to dial straight out to the representatives then and there.
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by bjeanes 13y ago
I doubt that is legal. That (or something along these lines) would be a good improvement to DMCA process in general, but doubtfully something that Google can decide to do.
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by bjeanes 13y ago
Though in Go, you can always use reflection to get back the concrete type in an `interface{}` type. In C, `void *` is pretty much all you get. This causes far more subtle bugs, IMO. Source: someone who hasn't done much C and only a lit
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by bjeanes 13y ago
Sounds similar to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fringe_benefits_tax_(Australia... In Aus (and UK, I believe) you can "salary sacrifice" something like a car, phone, or computer. Essentially the employer buys

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