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by crashandburn4 12y ago
I still think this is terrible. It flies against the principles of HATEOS, we have a design idiom that web developers /should/ be following to show us precisely where we are and what is happening in a website, why would we want to
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by crashandburn4 12y ago
Yeah, good point, I actually have: alias e='TERM=xterm-256color emacsclient -t' alias ec='emacsclient -c' alias ed='emacs --daemon' in my .zshrc to do just that but for some reason I use vim anyway, d
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by crashandburn4 12y ago
I feel like I need to make the obligitory comment. If you want an editor that is scriptable with Lisp and supports Textmate bundles, and Vim keybindings; Emacs[0] + Evil mode[1] (Extensible Vi layer, it's great) + Yasnippet[2] (Yet ann
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Handheld Molecular Sensor(consumerphysics.com)
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by crashandburn4 12y ago
Just found out my Erdos number is 7 thanks to this [0] (it seems to be only mathematical papers so I had to input a co-author to find mine). Now to just get a bacon and sabbath number... [0] http://www.ams.org/mathscinet&#x2
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by crashandburn4 12y ago
> better than bash in terms of functionality and elegance. How so? I haven't used it much, but I've not noticed any elegance to it? is it like lisp and if I use it for a while it will hit me what the power of it is?
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by crashandburn4 12y ago
>- generating PowerShell on Linux to be run on a windows box by reverse engineering the MS Api. Sorry but my god, WHY? was it morbid curiosity, because I can see why you would like to do it then or do you actually prefer the power shell
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by crashandburn4 12y ago
Very simple request for the developer, you couldn't put up screenshots/examples of text that has been extracted along with a (cached) link so that people can see how it looks without downloading and testing it?
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by crashandburn4 12y ago
Out of interest, which misogynistic behaviour is it that you're talking about? I'm not disagreeing just asking for clarification as I've found it hard to determine facts in the matter. The only misogynistic behaviour that I&#
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by crashandburn4 12y ago
What does that mean the list of autodead domains, can it be posted in comments? can we look at this list?
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by crashandburn4 12y ago
This seems to have turned somewhat juvenile at this point, I'm starting to lose more respect for people the more mud they've started slinging. (This doesn't just apply to Julie Horvath, Theresa seemed somewhat bitter in some
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by crashandburn4 12y ago
I've got to agree with a lot of your points here, to paraphrase churchill, systemd is the worst system management daemon system that we have, except for all those other ones that have been tried from time to time. (this sounds a little
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by crashandburn4 12y ago
I quite like the bigger screen, if they were going for multiple devices it'd be great if they'd make a smaller one too but, since they need to focus, I'm glad they went for a larger one. In addition since they're trying
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by crashandburn4 13y ago
So, just to clarify, you mean the mistake that he made was allowing Theresa to speak to employees of github and make them feel pressured to contribute to her start-up? or was there something else I'm missing?
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by crashandburn4 13y ago
hahaha. I love this answer! So rob pike wanted a vim that used the mouse? did he follow the vim paradigm of having composable/repeatable/whatever you want to call vim commands (you know what I mean) or the emacs version of "o
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by crashandburn4 13y ago
Could someone explain the advantages of sam and/or acme over emacs or vim to me? reading that it's from the plan 9 team I get the feeling there must be something good there so I was wondering if someone could help me realise what
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by crashandburn4 13y ago
What's wrong with this? they say "Your contact information, like your email address, will not be disclosed". They just tell the person who's twitter account it is something like, "By the way, it's this tweet th
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by crashandburn4 13y ago
Thanks
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by crashandburn4 13y ago
This page won't load for me and neither will googles webcached version[1], does anyone have a version of this that I can see? [1] http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http://...
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by crashandburn4 13y ago
I remember reading some articles on hacker news that seemed to imply that this wasn't the best approach[1]. Possibly the modifications (not sure about the adding of capitals but maybe the number) might make this a solution that is mor
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by crashandburn4 13y ago
I guess I don't understand this, I thought cloudflare was just a cdn and put up static versions of sites when sites were under DDOS (along with DDOS mitigation techniques), I didn't think they hosted sites themselves? am I missing
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by crashandburn4 13y ago
Can someone translate the google translate? (obviously even better would be a russian speaker translating/summarising the article)
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by crashandburn4 13y ago
Hi, can someone help me understand what the significance of FIPS certification is? ( beyond the wikipedia page: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FIPS_140-2 )
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by crashandburn4 13y ago
Those were my thoughts exactly, I think OpenSSL just needs a bit of care and refactoring (possibly a lot depending on which blogs you read) for which they need devs and resources, both of which google has.
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by crashandburn4 13y ago
I feel like a PR move is necessary given this[1]. In response to a case like that where a lot of people have seen what amounts to a smear campaign, I don't have a problem with with someone explaining their side (in my opinion) clearly
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by crashandburn4 13y ago
I don't think the reasoning behind the logging is really to prevent/provide evidence for lawsuits. I think it's more a case of log all the things so we can see what's relevant later and can use it to ensure the car stays
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by crashandburn4 13y ago
I always try and remove my preconceptions from a story when I'm reading it (I tend to be a fan of tesla and musk) and took care to read both the linked to article as well as tesla's version, but lots of things about this scream bu
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by crashandburn4 13y ago
This seems pretty crazy, does anyone know much about it? is it a proof of concept or actually designed to be used in production?
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by crashandburn4 13y ago
And here's an explanation with some code examples: http://www.quora.com/Algorithms/How-is-the-fuzzy-search-algo...
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by crashandburn4 13y ago
Hi, first off, love that you've decided to keep it open source (lack of open-source code is what pushed me away from sublime into the arms of my current mistress, emacs), keep up the good work! Can I digress into a feature suggestion?

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