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by cdcarter 13y ago
Even if you support consuming UBL or an other HTTP like format or anything really, tracking expenses will continue to be a Hard Problem (tm). I ran expenses for a fairly large producing organization this summer. I got large stacks of unorga
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by cdcarter 13y ago
So far you're still stuck calling Wiring methods <digitalWrite, pinMode, etc...> from directly extern'd C. But a quick wrapper around the basic functions shouldn't be too hard and allows for a more rust-y (rust-ful?) ex
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by cdcarter 13y ago
As long as you aren't taking canoes!
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by cdcarter 13y ago
"Per the IRC meeting minutes, the board is now thinking about having the X.Org Foundation join an umbrella organization like the SPI, the Apache Foundation, or other free-software-focused organizations for riding some benefits like a n
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by cdcarter 13y ago
As someone who's been a volunteer coordinator for an organization using ~550 volunteers a year, yes, you can fire a volunteer.
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by cdcarter 13y ago
The article actually goes into depth about what brew methods produce what results. On the scale of more body to more clarity, an aeropress is near the middle, but slightly more body-oriented. So if you prefer flavor clarity, you can do far
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by cdcarter 13y ago
I've wanted this for so long in my docs. It's so easy to build a doc ecosystem around my code on github between rendering md, and shoving YARD output into gh-pages!
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by cdcarter 13y ago
He violated the TOS _before_ he was ignored by the security team. I agree that it was handled wrong but let's not fudge the details for our rhetoric.
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by cdcarter 13y ago
A lot of comments or post-content links/ads disrupts the usefulness of the OS scroll-bar.
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by cdcarter 13y ago
https://www.facebook.com/legal/terms?locale=ar_AR It's translated. I believe it requires you to be in a local to get this page to display automatically. It certainly exists for people creating accounts in arabic,
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by cdcarter 13y ago
In terms of response, chrisblizzard has done almost a better job than Twilio did last month. Do we expect a full post-mortem, or is that where facebook will fall short?
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by cdcarter 13y ago
Exactly. Many people think that the cost of movie production is absurd. WHat could they possibly be spending $200m on?! Salaries.
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by cdcarter 13y ago
No they won't. That's not a provision for registration of a .org. Just a recommendation.
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The Haskell School of Music(haskell.cs.yale.edu)
5 points by cdcarter 13y ago|0 comments
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by cdcarter 13y ago
Remember, most of the time the 911 caller is not the person needing the service.
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by cdcarter 13y ago
But to do easy and ~beautiful~ work on the objects (and to work on them the way most JS libraries expect data) you'd have to zipper the arrays together anyway.
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by cdcarter 13y ago
> Bash scripting in the style of hypercard. This feels like what Automator is. It's definitely not as powerful as Hypercard was, but just for shell stuff its very cool. Not text based, but it can help accomplish A LOT of bulk proces
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by cdcarter 13y ago
Other way around. His attitude towards Ghosn/Nissan Motors comes from his problems with Arabs and his feelings on Israel.
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by cdcarter 13y ago
That doesn't sound ideal, that sounds subpar but easier. A human readable text based PPT sounds atrocious!
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by cdcarter 13y ago
Marbury v Madison is the case where judicial review was formalized, but Article III offers an implied power. WIkipedia has a fairly solid article on the history of judicial review in the US.
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by cdcarter 13y ago
Then use a library or local call. For web based projects with low security concerns or something reminiscent of Yahoo! Pipes this is pretty cool.
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by cdcarter 13y ago
>Throughout the year, use at least this much money to visit museums in your area. And not just art museums. All museums. This is the most useful piece of advice in the article.
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by cdcarter 13y ago
Early movie rips tend not to be in HD, as many exhibition leaks are still standard definition. It takes longer for an HD rip to appear for movies.
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by cdcarter 13y ago
Where did "unwilling human test subjects" come into play?
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by cdcarter 13y ago
I can't think of a single secular concern regarding human enhancement that isn't prudential at best.
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by cdcarter 13y ago
Movies are a much different story.
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GroundFLoor(groundfloor.neocities.org)
3 points by cdcarter 13y ago|0 comments
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by cdcarter 13y ago
It's not just exclusivity contracts for the venues. LN literally owns those rooms. You can't get your ticketing solution in until you can afford to buy the venues! And if LiveNation doesn't own the venue, they're probabl
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by cdcarter 13y ago
But most programmers probably have studied basic geometry.
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by cdcarter 13y ago
Indeed. As a US resident I have never had a chip and pin style card. Every merchant around fully accepts magstripe only, and PIN needed for cash withdrawals.

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