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by cjfont 12y ago
Using D3 for simple charts is not necessarily a waste of time -- I have a small collection of code for D3 charts I've made that I keep around and reuse as needed. Although they are simple they are tailored to the way I like simple cha
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by cjfont 12y ago
And I wouldn't have as much a problem with a browser eating into my CPU/RAM is if it actually performed, but alas...
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by cjfont 12y ago
I'm not sure this will works with today's quiet keyboards, looks like they used the noisy IBM-style keyboards for the setup.
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by cjfont 12y ago
The article mentions that databases can be up to 140TB in size, and yet it also mentions that it may not be a good choice for very large datasets - does this mean that approaching the upper limit is not recommended, or are we talking about
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by cjfont 12y ago
I'll make a note of better hiding my notes in textbooks I'm reselling so they aren't removed before reaching their new owner.
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by cjfont 12y ago
Seems like that would require an unnecessary amount of overhead to do something very simple.
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by cjfont 12y ago
> steel pennies will be drawn to magnets whereas the zinc and copper pennies will float. Float on water?
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by cjfont 12y ago
Perhaps a bit, but the boldness and style quickly make up for that.
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by cjfont 13y ago
So what? Depending on whether they're simply hosting public information and there's no need for authentication, why would they need SSL?
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by cjfont 13y ago
Seems pretty obvious to me, since the above description could also apply to your typical declarative languages such as SQL, where you also rely on the database to do optimizations based on a description of the result you're looking for
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by cjfont 13y ago
Speaking of which, I'm waiting for someone to create a good mindmapping app using D3.js =]
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by cjfont 13y ago
But not very human-readable and therefore it is inadequate for editing.
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by cjfont 13y ago
Is this not a slap in the face of everyone else who has contributed to the Mozilla Foundation that is not in any way associated with Eich or his views? Seems that for some, a response of some kind is needed regardless of how irrational it
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by cjfont 13y ago
But then how is Amazon supposed to lock you into their proprietary solution to make it harder for you to migrate from their services?
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Miura fold(en.wikipedia.org)
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by cjfont 13y ago
Thanks, I came here to make sure someone said this. Seriously, escaping special characters in CSV isn't all that difficult if you do it right from the start.
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by cjfont 13y ago
Seems there are only a handful of countries that are considered for the puzzle pieces?
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by cjfont 13y ago
I think this is what CAD software is for?
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by cjfont 13y ago
My chance of failing increases the moment I think about which number I'm at and how much there is left to go.
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by cjfont 13y ago
Nothing -- such underground communities do exist, but then it is no longer a public forum.
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by cjfont 13y ago
You might want to turn off updates during road trips.
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by cjfont 13y ago
This practice is more to prevent the user's password from being revealed than it is to prevent others from logging in as you. In a trusted environment, you may not care that someone there has access to your account, but you don't
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by cjfont 13y ago
It is sent to the server, instead of the clear-text password. This isn't really necessary if you're using HTTPS, however.
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by cjfont 13y ago
When I have a simple app send a password to the server, I like to generate a hash on the client side and then rehash again on the server for storing. As far as APIs, the good ones will hash your secret key together along with other data uni
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by cjfont 13y ago
Can you support this? So you don't think comedy shows have any advertising agenda simply because their main purpose is to entertain? I would suggest that they have an additional tool at their disposal (humor) to help put a spin on ma
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by cjfont 13y ago
The problem is that your code should have been expecting that field to be a string and nothing else, and other fields that contain dates to be a date and nothing else. In other words, if you're parsing JSON in this manner you need to
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by cjfont 13y ago
Any reason this was unveiled 5 months after it happened?
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by cjfont 13y ago
Statistical evidence is always the best (assuming it's done right)
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by cjfont 13y ago
I think part of the problem is that the steering is not responsive enough, and that might be preventing it from realizing it can control direction.
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by cjfont 13y ago
> Your success in life will mostly be determined by the connections your parents have Sorry but this statement doesn't ring true to me, because I know of several cases where two brothers have had divergent success outcomes based on

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