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by coderzach 12y ago
They do with taxes as well. But from the article, the IRS had an old name and address on file.
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by coderzach 12y ago
This is great! It's always so hard to explain how bootstrap css and html work to non-technical people.
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by coderzach 12y ago
Everything about this article was cringe-inducing.
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by coderzach 12y ago
The population density, and the proximity to other people that it affords, is the primary benefit of big cities. The high density of entertainment, restaurants, companies, etc, is only possible because of the high population density. If y
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by coderzach 12y ago
Not trying to be insulting, just a friendly tip :-) It raises the question, begging the question is something different. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Begging_the_question
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by coderzach 12y ago
You show them AppleScript and SQL and they say "Wow, what was I thinking, english is a terrible basis for a programming language."
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by coderzach 12y ago
Unfortunately, phonegap (and cordova) don't make these work by default, and instead make you implement them yourself. Which very few developers get around to doing.
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by coderzach 12y ago
I guess this is why they need the Safe Rides Fee? To make sure you don't get kidnapped and sexually assaulted? http://support.uber.com/hc/en-us/articles/201950566-What-is-...
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by coderzach 12y ago
They are man, the illuminati one percent wants to force feed soylent to all the sheeple. /s
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by coderzach 12y ago
SpoilersrandomletterssdataurlSpoilermorerandemletters
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by coderzach 12y ago
Because the people who need contract development probably aren't the same people who would sell software libraries. Twitter, Facebook, et al, could probably make money off of all the stuff they open source. But they don't, becaus
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by coderzach 12y ago
> Why tolerate that, and the people making zero-days? They should be treated like bioterrorists making enhanced ebola virus. That is the silliest thing I've heard on hackernews in a while. Criminalizing disclosure of security flaws
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by coderzach 12y ago
I bet there will be farms and domesticated animals soon, because after all "who wants to hunt and forage all day?". Go to any small tribe. Follow a hunting party. You will see someone who takes the utmost pride in their hunting
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by coderzach 12y ago
I don't think Heroku free tier is a production ready solution.
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by coderzach 12y ago
Whoo hoo! Let's party like it's 2008 with intercooler.
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by coderzach 12y ago
Why? To get widespread ipv6 support, I'd suppose.
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by coderzach 12y ago
Rather than use the browsers layout engine, they created their own. It uses a css3d hack to promote everything to compositor layers, and then performs layout itself using css matrix transforms. It also has a physics engine, so you can do
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by coderzach 12y ago
Huh, I guess the Mega City Blocks in Dredd weren't that far off.
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by coderzach 12y ago
Or you use a templating engine/language and write a simple reusable adaptor. An adaptor you have to write once, assuming one doesn't already exist.
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by coderzach 12y ago
No, the limiting factor in this case is the mobile browser itself not actually not firing enough scroll/touch events. It's literally not possible to do with native scrolling. That said, I'm not sure where your premise that W
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by coderzach 13y ago
Proper nutrition is extremely important for productivity, so that probably wouldn't be a terrible idea...
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by coderzach 13y ago
Yeah, I thought the same thing. However, this is much better, as it reloads without saving, it also doesn't have to wait that split second for a change notification from the FS. It's a VASTLY superior editing experience.
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by coderzach 13y ago
Wow, this is really amazing! It makes editing scss in sublime feel like modifying css from the in browser dev tools. Very well done!
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by coderzach 13y ago
Can you, pedantic neckbeards, stop whining about people shortening "soft realtime" to "realtime."
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by coderzach 13y ago
Why not try to freelance for lottery tickets instead?
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by coderzach 13y ago
Cool hack! We don't want to spy on, torture, or indefinitely detain our own citizens . So just stop them from being citizens, moral crisis averted.
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by coderzach 13y ago
I feel like it ruins the cadence, in my head anything I read with this sounds like it's coming from a robot.
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by coderzach 13y ago
No, quirks mode is triggered by the developer not including a doctype. If you include a properly formatted doctype, you will have JSON support in IE 8.
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by coderzach 13y ago
> where the alternative is 40+ years as a cube rat if you fail?? In what universe is that a likely outcome? For any reasonably talented person, the worst case is getting a 6 figure job at someone else's startup for a few years befo
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by coderzach 13y ago
An even better solution is to use something like component.io or browserify. Then you still write mostly plain javascript, but can pull in small components and utilities when needed.

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