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   by ch0wn 14y ago

   Do we really need at least one troll in every discussion about either Angular or Ember?
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   Furbee - My Js1k Spring ‘13 entry(romancortes.com)

   3 points by ch0wn 14y ago|0 comments
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   by ch0wn 14y ago

   That's part of my workflow, too. The nice part is, that you can use the URL of the PR, e.g. `hub checkout https://github.com/addyosmani/todomvc/pull/473`
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   by ch0wn 14y ago

   I haven't used the Django ORM in over a year and I'm pretty happy with Flask + SQLAlchemy for the moment. That said, I instantly backed the campaign when I saw it. South has been a tremendously helpful tool I used in virtually all my Django
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   XSS Vulnerability in the `sanitize` helper of Ruby on Rails(groups.google.com)

   6 points by ch0wn 14y ago|1 comments
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   Google Breaks Up Mapping and Commerce Unit, Jeff Huber moving to Google X(online.wsj.com)

   2 points by ch0wn 14y ago|0 comments
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   by ch0wn 14y ago

   That's how I use it with vim. It's easy there to bind a key to `:colorscheme focus-dark` and another to `:colorscheme yourdefaulttheme`. I guess it wouldn't be hard to make one that toggles between both, but I was lazy.
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   by ch0wn 14y ago

   Same for me. Since it's not available in my country, I'm on plug.dj, but it's definitely a part of my daily work ritual and I would really miss it if it weren't there anymore. It's a fantastic resource to discover new tracks in a particular
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   by ch0wn 14y ago

   Good point, I haven't thought about it that way.
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    by ch0wn 14y ago

    Whether right or wrong, I personally prefer the Python way and I'm not a particular fan of Tim Toady. Especially when working in teams, it's simply easier if you don't have to make up rules, but it's clear upfront what to use, because there
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    by ch0wn 14y ago

    Does someone know how the test suite works? The way I understand [0] there currently 66 failing tests for the 5.5 line. Is this correct? [0] http://gcov.php.net/viewer.php?version=PHP_5_5
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    by ch0wn 14y ago

    > (as one Canonical guy called it on a recent podcast) Do you remember which Podcast that was on? Sounds interesting.
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    by ch0wn 14y ago

    This is a great idea. May I ask why you chose to go with a pre-ICS layout instead of building on top of Holo?
14. 194.▲
    by ch0wn 14y ago

    I screwed up the markup there, it's supposed to be BaseClass.__init__(self, *args, **kwargs)
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    by ch0wn 14y ago

    > which by the way, is super awkward syntax, repeating both self and BaseClass In Python 3, you can write just `super()`, even though I personally prefer the verbose (and thus explicit) way. In single-inheritance cases, there's actually
16. 196.▲
    by ch0wn 14y ago

    This doesn't run in a chroot, but boots from an SD card, so this is quite a different approach.
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    by ch0wn 14y ago

    There's a really in-depth article on them that also covers concerns about the implementation: http://blog.headius.com/2012/11/refining-ruby.html
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    by ch0wn 14y ago

    I wanted to sign up, but the form had autocomplete disabled and you lost me there. What's the incentive for doing that? I never understood it.
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    by ch0wn 14y ago

    Exactly. Having to install chef and all it's dependencies to install nginx and a few config files in the end feels really wasteful. With ansible, there are zero server-side dependencies.
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    by ch0wn 14y ago

    I love Ansible. After having used puppet and chef at the company I work for, everyone was thrilled about how easy and boiler-plate free Ansible is. Chef is great for bigger architectures, but if your goal is to provision a limited set of se
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    by ch0wn 14y ago

    I'm using Murdoch Block[0] for Chrome, which i believe exists a Firefox version of as well. Coincidentally, it stops me from visiting most pay-walled sites. [0] https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/murdoch-block/moep...
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    by ch0wn 14y ago

    The title is misleading. You could already use subscription billing using the old (v2) inapp billing API[0] for quite a while. They added that feature to the new API as well. [0]: http://developer.android.com/google/play/billing/v2/billing
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    by ch0wn 14y ago

    I did, and I even agree with you, but it still makes a bad title. ;)
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    by ch0wn 14y ago

    "Please don't do things to make titles stand out, like using uppercase or exclamation points, or adding a parenthetical remark saying how great an article is. It's implicit in submitting something that you think it's important." "Otherwise
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    by ch0wn 14y ago

    They did this before. One article from 2011: http://news.cnet.com/8301-30685_3-57331212-264/googles-new-a...
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    by ch0wn 14y ago

    With a bit less negativity, this could have been a useful post, but it's really hard to extract the points from all the "rantyness". Even though I prefer Angular as my personal choice, I didn't think the post this responds to was that aggre
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    by ch0wn 14y ago

    http://todomvc.com can give you an answer to this question. It implements the same Todo app in a variety of different frameworks and has a jQuery implementation to compare against. The differences become very obvious in this case.
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    Systemd lightweight containers(lwn.net)

    1 points by ch0wn 14y ago|0 comments
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    by ch0wn 14y ago

    This doesn't seem much better than rolling your own crypto. I'd rather go with ecryptfs. `mount -t ecryptfs mygitproj/ mygitproj/` is easy enough.
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    by ch0wn 14y ago

    From an outside perspective, this seems really odd. It was my impression that XNA sparked innovation quite a bit in the indie game development world. Hopefully MonoGame can fill some of the void this leaves.