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by ceol 15y ago
Not to get too far off-topic, but you're doing the exact same thing: > -if- Google is doing what someone pretending to be Google is apparently doing We don't know if it was Google or someone pretending to be Google. However, to make j
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by ceol 15y ago
I suppose it was a misunderstanding. I took this >knowing that my codebase has half a dozen classes that expose a .hide member. I hesitate even to ctrl+click on it in this editor, because I know it'll either do nothing or take me to th
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by ceol 15y ago
At least from my experience working in Python, if you don't know which instance `item` is, it's a problem with your code— not the editor. Automatically taking you to that class's method is another story, but I don't think you should depend
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by ceol 15y ago
>This is basically just a "We can, for any reason, at any time, ban you. Suck it up." It probably had to do with his plugin enabling users to play Facebook games without actually playing them. I'm sure game creators want a human looki
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by ceol 15y ago
>In hindsight, Github won the community over and pushed Git toward critical mass. Exactly this. For me, the biggest reason for using Git was GitHub; I could have my code stored on their server and easily collaborate with my friends.
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by ceol 15y ago
>My recommendation to other people facing similar decisions is to choose the project that has a brighter future, chances are the “disadvantages” you see in the present would be resolved soon enough. That's not what I would recommend a
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by ceol 15y ago
>Oddly enough, though, I tried to get my fiance to use it for wedding planning. She claims it makes no sense :) I'm pretty tech-savvy and it was intimidating at first. There is a lot going on. The first thing I think when I see my B
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by ceol 15y ago
Thanks for your response. What I meant was that him not knowing Google tailors results has no bearing on his gripes about 1. not being able to link to the original article, 2. Google favoring Google+ posts in search results overall, 3. and
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by ceol 15y ago
Even if he didn't know, would his not knowing that Google tailors results per-user somehow make his other points worthless? That seems like a form of poisoning the well .
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by ceol 15y ago
I hope this isn't too off-topic, but would you be willing to describe the iOS scene in Tokyo? I always love hearing about what programming habits and techniques are popular in different countries. Would you say the community there embraces
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by ceol 15y ago
Until the appeal, I believe.
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by ceol 15y ago
Yes, I know "progressive enhancement" is an actual term. I thought it was interesting to hear it coupled with "mobile-first" and "media queries" as it sounded like a bunch of buzzwords.
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by ceol 15y ago
Doesn't Google already do this? I thought the Google homepage was the only page with a rank of 10 or something.
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by ceol 15y ago
I think it's a tool that shouldn't be applied to every project. Obviously someone like Amazon wouldn't (and shouldn't) be able to use the same template for both their mobile and desktop sites, but smaller sites most definitely benefit from
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by ceol 15y ago
Great beginner article on "responsive web design". I found the walkthrough to be very friendly. Does anyone else feel like there are lots of buzzwords in HTML articles? For instance, "The mobile-first approach is the equivalent of progress
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by ceol 15y ago
Thanks for the thorough reply. I think his argument fits for C, but the linked article uses three different OO languages that would require a deeper "top-level", so I don't think it's fair to copy/paste his quote without any explanation or
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by ceol 15y ago
How about: if (condition()) return 10; return 20; versus val = 20; if (condition()) val = 10; return val;
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by ceol 15y ago
I'm certain he was using True and False as arbitrary values. It's a shame his point was missed. Please try to focus on his actual argument.
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by ceol 15y ago
>if you need more than 3 levels of indentation, you're screwed anyway, and should fix your program. A single if statement in a class method would put the indentation at 3, meaning if you have something like this... class MyClass
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by ceol 15y ago
Awesome job! OS X Chrome 16.0.912.63 has some stuttering when using trackpad scrolling, but it's surprisingly smooth for all those animations! By no means is this meant to dissuade using Scrollorama, but for very long pages (like the demo),
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by ceol 15y ago
Link to the original site: http://simpledesks.tumblr.com/ It looks like someone has taken over. I'm glad, because it's a shame to shut something down that people enjoy, but you shouldn't feel forced to work on a side project. I wish you
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by ceol 15y ago
It's a nice overview, but it's extremely basic. I would have appreciated some further reading (specifically for Django signals and injecting into views). The Python skeleton package is cool, though.
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by ceol 15y ago
Believe it or not, there exist some programmers who have never taken a course in discrete math. ;)
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by ceol 15y ago
The last part of his blog post says he chose Gandi[0] as a registrar because they do not have this clause, but I found a similar one in their General Conditions[1] contract[2]: >By accepting Our Contracts and using Our services, You ag
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by ceol 15y ago
>Sometimes I wonder how movie studios (and music labels) make money. The vast majority of people get most of their content legally.
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by ceol 15y ago
I don't believe it was ever default that one must purchase information.
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by ceol 15y ago
Would you have accessed it outside of your home at any point? It could be possible that Amazon keeps a record of where you log in, you shared an IP with a previously banned account at some point, and then you listed an item the other seller
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by ceol 15y ago
That's what I was thinking reading these replies. Amazon must be checking if you log in from the same IP as another seller, but how is that reliable in determining if it's a dupe? Why even allow users to log in from different computers if t
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by ceol 15y ago
The root issue is that women are being treated unfairly in a certain market. To alleviate this, some women have come together with ladies-specific events within this market. This way, women can progress while fighting against discriminati
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by ceol 15y ago
>Why exclude an entire gender, even if it is potentially already dominating the given market. Because it's dominating the given market. I don't see anything on their website specifically banning men, though. They probably just cater t

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