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by cag_ii 12y ago
There are vehicles which are not permitted on the highway.
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Creating a Planet Lisp mobile app in 15 minutes with mocl [video](wukix.com)
56 points by cag_ii 12y ago|9 comments
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by cag_ii 13y ago
Can you give us some indication of what % of active users have over 1000 karma?
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by cag_ii 13y ago
Is there any plan on adding data for size/geometry? (arguably one of the most important things to look at when comparing bikes)
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by cag_ii 13y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bracket_(tournament)
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by cag_ii 13y ago
It's the vim command to write & quit.
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by cag_ii 13y ago
It's also interesting that if you limit the search to the C language, it looks like the search ignores the ":" after the first dozen or so hits and the remaining entries are matches for "wq" in variable names, etc.
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by cag_ii 13y ago
Have you tried "M-x ansi-term" ?
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The New Javascript Problem(raganwald.com)
2 points by cag_ii 13y ago|0 comments
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by cag_ii 13y ago
> In America, 50% of us work for ourselves. Do you have a citation for this? It sounds very high to me, and the most recent info. I could find with the BLS[1] puts that number closer to 11%. [1] PDF - 2009: http://www.bls.gov&
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by cag_ii 13y ago
According to "Pledge of Privacy"[1], no. It seems they will also modify your outgoing mail to remove the profile info. So in addition to reading your incoming mail they can also modify your outgoing mail as well. Suppose that user
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by cag_ii 13y ago
Wouldn't this essentially allow them access to read/analyze/archive all of your email for any account you set up?
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by cag_ii 13y ago
Likely using this: https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/javascript/...
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by cag_ii 13y ago
If just as relevant today as it was then, why shouldn't it be?
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by cag_ii 14y ago
Did anyone here buy /something/?
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by cag_ii 14y ago
You can see all of the content of the update in this commit: https://github.com/cwales/cwales.github.com/commit/ebbfa22
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by cag_ii 14y ago
It looks like a big commit was just made to the site repo... New site? https://github.com/cwales/cwales.github.com
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by cag_ii 14y ago
The Who?
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by cag_ii 14y ago
I signed up, and don't see how one would actually discover or browse content on medium. Aside from the links in the submitted article, it all seems like dead ends. Is there something I'm missing?
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by cag_ii 14y ago
Same here, the dark grey used for the article title would look much better IMO.
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by cag_ii 14y ago
I think he's just pointing out that "read later" style bookmarks/link sites have been around for a long time, much longer than instapaper, as a matter of fact.
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by cag_ii 14y ago
That link is to the description of one of the permanent exhibitions at the Harry Ransom Center, Univ. of TX. Austin
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by cag_ii 14y ago
The original article states that the author was physically presented this rejected patent application at the Lincoln museum.
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by cag_ii 15y ago
Sorry about that. Otherwise great work, these look amazing!
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by cag_ii 15y ago
I'm getting an OVER_QUERY_LIMIT error: GeocoderError at /create Error OVER_QUERY_LIMIT Query: http://maps.google.com/maps/api/geocode/json?region=&sensor=false&bounds=&language=&address= Also, you should want to
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by cag_ii 15y ago
If this is the case, they really need to work on the wording... If I hover over the +1 icon on this article, the popup text states "Publicly +1 this as <MY NAME>".
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by cag_ii 15y ago
It also overlooks one of the hardest parts of building a community site like emacswiki, which is, well, building the community! Anyone can install mediawiki. Not many people will be able to put the time and effort that the emacswiki communi
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by cag_ii 15y ago
It may not have been done for that reason alone. NIHS is pretty common among hackers: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Not_invented_here#In_computing It also seems to me that a new language for this exact purpose is unlikely, however, it coul
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by cag_ii 15y ago
From what I gathered from the article, this doesn't appear to be obfuscated since the purpose/method is transparent in the decompiled code, it simply doesn't match the constructs you would expect to see in common programming languages when
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by cag_ii 15y ago
But this comment doesn't ever mention specifically what makes his suggestion "look like" the given examples. I find it highly unlikely, given all the available networking/comm libraries available that old, proprietary IBM code would be used

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