bricestacey

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by bricestacey 15y ago
I've met a lot of "lifers" too. I worked at UMass Boston for a few years and it's depressing. It's like working with indentured servants.
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by bricestacey 15y ago
Chrome has the same idea of personas.
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by bricestacey 15y ago
Wasn't the logo not even a link a couple of days ago? All this whining is ridiculous.
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by bricestacey 15y ago
I thought the same thing. I find it shameful.
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by bricestacey 15y ago
If you use vim, try the fugitive plugin[1]. You can do :Gdiff to see side-by-side diff between what is staged and the working tree. It provides some context, but if you need more you can unfold it. [1] https://github.com/tpope/vim-fugitive
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by bricestacey 15y ago
This reminds me of Netrek. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Netrek
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by bricestacey 15y ago
I would agree with you, but this is a blog. You're taking it too seriously.
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by bricestacey 15y ago
I repeated this about a thousand times and he seems to have fixed it ;). Also, he seems to have reverted the count on his unkudos page. Not the actions I would have expected from someone who thought nothing of it.
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by bricestacey 15y ago
I think that is common in Presbyterian churches. Same for me, though we had traditional hymns and piano accompianment. Not sure what is fundamentalist Presbyterian as I only attended 1 church, but things were laid back.
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by bricestacey 15y ago
Relatively no one drinks espresso in the US, so they charge more. The most common drinks are drip, latte, or cappuccino which can range from 2.5-6.0 dollars.
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by bricestacey 15y ago
Can anyone expand on layer comps? Is this something that our designer can use to show different states? E.g. A list with items / a list without items (rather than 2 layer groups)
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by bricestacey 15y ago
Maybe I'm mistaken, but my takeaway is that any hacker with the skills necessary to find such an exploit would not bother. It's a lot of money for most of us, but my impression is that these competitions don't target most of us.
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by bricestacey 15y ago
It's likely that your ssh key only authenticates your account anyway. If that were the case, you could change your key to a different account, make a change, and then change it back and no one would be the wiser (though any logs demonstrati
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by bricestacey 15y ago
Disagree for anyone with more than one key. The problem with verifying all your keys at once is that I'm not going to find all my devices (I don't practice falconry). It would have been better if you could delay answering for some keys. I'm
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by bricestacey 15y ago
It makes plenty of sense. It's relative to one's financial situation, but for most people a $125,000 bonus is a very different event.
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by bricestacey 15y ago
I thought they were simply changing over to compiling their mustache templates on the server to speed up the process.
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by bricestacey 15y ago
fnando/i18n-js is awesome and works flawlessly with rails.
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by bricestacey 15y ago
But, people do precisely that. I was working with parsing log files and converting each row to a Mongoid object took forever. It was in a tight loop and did nothing but persist it. So, I had to drop into the Ruby Mongo driver, avoiding the
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by bricestacey 15y ago
How so? I played soccer my whole life and my first thought was, "a sport like soccer makes technology useless in medias res.
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by bricestacey 15y ago
k is the value, i is the index.
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by bricestacey 15y ago
Nitpick: dull blades are not safer.
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by bricestacey 15y ago
I am not sure if it's possible on Roku, but on Boxee you could get around these lame restrictions by spoofing your user-agent.
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by bricestacey 15y ago
Buy it or sue (or don't worry).
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by bricestacey 15y ago
I would normally leave this as is, but adding the C-m at the end is non-trivial so I wanted to give a more proper example. You're right, it should be: !tmux send-keys -t right 'rspec %' C-m Notice the C-m is not quoted. Definitely
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by bricestacey 15y ago
Worse, with a 2 party system you can't necessarily vote for your preferred candidate. In most cases, elections are so skewed toward Democrat/Republican candidates and often are so close between the two that you have no short-term effect unl
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by bricestacey 15y ago
I recommend anyone wishing to use something like this first try to implement it yourself first. It's remarkable how easy it is to script tmux and vim. If you have a split screen it's as simple as a vim mapping that executes !tmux send-keys
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by bricestacey 15y ago
If you do dev work on a remote server this is usually not an option unless you're willing to open half a dozen ssh connections, but then none can communicate with each other easily.. I'm sure iterm2 does a fantastic job doing window/tab man
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by bricestacey 15y ago
I am a tmux/vim user and I find this a constant problem. Split tmux panes don't allow your vim windows to communicate with each other (you could always fallback to using the system buffer, though that is often insufficient). Yet, split vim
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by bricestacey 15y ago
I learned from reading Introduction to the Theory of Computation for a class... It's expensive though.
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by bricestacey 15y ago
I think you may have valid criticisms, but were out of line to call mhartl a man of "no real ethics, a sociopath, dangerous, self-serving, and someone to distance yourself from." I have only exchanged emails briefly, regarding his book, and

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