calebio

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by calebio 9y ago
Any suggestions of similar places on the Bay Area to visit/shop? Just went to my first Fry's a few weeks ago!
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by calebio 9y ago
I still can't get over the `.google` TLD.
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by calebio 10y ago
I write markdown files with emacs. These notes are stored at `~/notes` which I symlink to `~/Dropbox/notes`.
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by calebio 10y ago
Not sure how kosher this is but, if you want to read without the blurring, paste in URL: javascript:$('#v_main').attr('style', '')
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by calebio 10y ago
I agree. Their customer support has declined significantly over the years due to what I assume to be growth and scaling pains. Then again, their early support methods included a live phone operator. However, it's still no excuse for
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by calebio 11y ago
Not a perfect solution by any means but the Windows version runs pretty well with Wine. Even works with the browser extensions. I ended up just buying the Windows version because I was so tired of 1Password Everywhere.
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Uber Hires Top Obama Adviser David Plouffe as New “Campaign Manager”(recode.net)
3 points by calebio 12y ago|0 comments
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by calebio 12y ago
Unless I'm misunderstanding something, if someone has access to my email they can just login right? That doesn't sound very safe. Does this use some form of OTP that's passed via a special URL that only works with the mobile
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Agile Liturgy - Hacking away at the unessential.(thoughtworks.com)
1 points by calebio 13y ago|0 comments
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by calebio 13y ago
I love vanilla JS, but I also love CoffeeScript. I think the thing that I love the most about CS is it's looping constructs (just the ability to iterate over an array without typing a for loop then another variable to get the item out
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by calebio 13y ago
I think one problem with this is that it doesn't behave like a set which I believe acts_as_taggable_on on does. It doesn't allow a user to tag an object with the same tag more than once. It seems that the Postgres array method
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by calebio 13y ago
Same error on OSX 10.8, ruby 1.9.3p392 (2013-02-22 revision 39386) [x86_64-darwin12.0.0]
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by calebio 13y ago
I'm interested to see if this gets changed or if it becomes an inside joke at Facebook.
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by calebio 13y ago
I think my only problem with this is that this can serve one person at a time whereas a large printed menu or individual printed menus can serve more than one person in a small amount of space.
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by calebio 13y ago
Personally I would hate large amounts of logic in my attributes like that. I much think that properly formatted and structured JavaScript solves this problem much better. Especially when the same logic applies to two elements and you can
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by calebio 13y ago
We did something similar to this alexkcd at Mavenlink using our Brainstem gem (you can see an example of the JSON at https://github.com/mavenlink/brainstem ). We generate a results array that is ordered based on the default order or suppli
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by calebio 13y ago
I may be missing something, but how is searching an array of JSON objects more efficient than direct lookup by ID?
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by calebio 13y ago
Is there any reason the top level objects are represented as an array of objects vs an object keyed on ID? Sure the ID would have to then be a string, but I feel that keying it on ID with direct lookup far outweighs having to search for yo
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by calebio 14y ago
I'll comment on this just to clarify a few things and we can agree to disagree, but these are just my thoughts: 1) I'll admit I didn't notice the fee being added because I don't schedule my deliveries for future times, I just select "Immedi
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by calebio 14y ago
There was a post by someone who seems to have worked there claiming the mistake was when they were querying for the users to send the email to. Basically 71 of us were not included in the results of that query so the email was never actual
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by calebio 14y ago
I signed up last year for Express and it renewed (automatically) on the date that the screenshot shows. It's just showing the current active subscription. Sorry for the confusion.
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by calebio 14y ago
I fully agree and would be happy with this solution. I am however more concerned that I am not the only person affected by this changed nor was the only person that didn't receive "notification" of this change.
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I'm disappointed by Instacart(dentafrice.com)
210 points by calebio 14y ago|125 comments
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by calebio 14y ago
Cool story bro.
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by calebio 14y ago
This is an awesome idea, but the implementation of it I think could lead to scammers. I'm very reluctant to pull my debit/credit card out for someone claiming to be collecting money for something. Since it's going to be a widely accepted p
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by calebio 14y ago
Looks great, congrats guys.