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by currywurst 12y ago
You can ask it to generate static posts, IIRC
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by currywurst 12y ago
Ghost ( https://ghost.org/ ) has many themes that can be considered brochure-ware. The editing is in Markdown.
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by currywurst 12y ago
Lisp's super power (homoiconicity) comes at a trade-off of reduced discriminability. A good syntax highlighter and well-indented code (like you provided) reverses this effect considerably, but imho, it still takes a lot of getting used
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by currywurst 12y ago
The culmination of such an approach is realized in the Beaker Notebook ( http://www.beakernotebook.com ). You can not only switch between languages, but the environment allows you to share datasets between Groovy, Python, JS, Juli
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by currywurst 12y ago
Strangely enough, Windows Phone 8.1 is a great option for this demographic. The typographic is big and bold. There are very few "places" in the UI. The OS is pretty efficient with battery, and IE 11 is a reasonable browser. Outloo
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by currywurst 12y ago
Adding anecdote: I know of a team that uses test-driven hiring, and they have found it to be a good indicator for subsequent performance. For javascript, you can probably set up a qunit jsfiddle (e.g. http://jsfiddle.net/Iri
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by currywurst 12y ago
I wonder if that's just a UX issue though. There are already many services which post the first 100-odd characters before continuing onto a link with the full text. Would it be so difficult for Twitter to come up with a native card for
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by currywurst 12y ago
Sure! Let's all tweetstorm and (gasp), post screenshots of tweetstorms .. :) ! Now, I didn't mean that character limits be removed completely, but a 250-character limit seems to be a good trade-off.
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by currywurst 12y ago
Dear Twitter, could you please do away with the "insane for 2015" 140-character limit? (Anyone who mentions "legacy clients" can forever hold their peace)
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No more product placements on YouTube(support.google.com)
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by currywurst 12y ago
What an admirable stand by the AI Lab, in spite of the typical shenanigans of legal. I hope we have the same fortitude to stand up to defend those we are responsible for.
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by currywurst 12y ago
I'm really interested in how this model scales, so could you please explain a bit what was difficult to manage in pub/sub ? I would imagine that if your topics and channels are well-defined and documented in one place, and the mod
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by currywurst 12y ago
One of the doubts I had was how these 'broker' approaches are better than basic Event emitters, and Postal has a nice section : https://github.com/postaljs/postal.js#why-would-i-use-it
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GitFixUm – A Git choose-your-own-adventure for when you've messed up(sethrobertson.github.io)
2 points by currywurst 12y ago|0 comments
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Measuring feline capacitance(electronics.stackexchange.com)
2 points by currywurst 12y ago|0 comments
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by currywurst 12y ago
I would suggest that you follow some of work done in conferences related to the field that you are interested in. See what topics are currently being tackled and see if you can come up with initial hypothesis on the road to a solution. A Ph
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AngularJS Critique – Declarative / Imperative Paradigm Mismatch(tutorials.jenkov.com)
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by currywurst 12y ago
Not blowing up when one part of the chain goes "undefined"
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by currywurst 12y ago
> TDD advocates keep telling me I am not professional Well it's nice that they hold the keys to the kingdom ;) ! In your darkest hours, remember this powerful mantra: "There is no silver bullet", and proceed to sys
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by currywurst 12y ago
This is a very US-centric view. Other than the US market, Nokia was crushing rivals everywhere. They had amazing repeat buyers, generational buyers, and an almost invincible brand. People didn't give two hoots about Symbian/Meego
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by currywurst 13y ago
:) thanks for clarifying.. And assuming one wants to express the problem in terms of objects, then the slight overhead might be worth being able to pass bound functions around, "without thinking about it"
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by currywurst 13y ago
But as I understand, the extension of Class was mainly to introduce a self-binding variant. I assumed that a proper class implementation would take that into account. And what is bad about defining the prototype at once? I don't see a
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by currywurst 13y ago
Isn't this the scenario that is going to be solved by ES6 'class' syntax sugar?
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by currywurst 13y ago
jaw drops Amazing work by the mozilla crew ! Running a JS-based environment on such stingy hardware is audacious to begin with and awe-inspiring that they consider it production ready .. Eagerly waiting for reviews to understand what trad
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by currywurst 13y ago
If any of the Brackets team is reading this .. THANK YOU ! For one of the most ergonomic editors I've ever used. I really can't explain it any other way, but everything just is where I expect it to be. And I was really surprised
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by currywurst 13y ago
People skeptical about Windows 8.1 should try one of the new 8-inch tablets ( I tried a Dell Venue 8 Pro). The Modern UI just makes so much sense on it. Very satisfying experience once you spend 5mins getting used to it ..
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by currywurst 13y ago
There are a LOT of practicing architects that really fit the mould you are describing! Linus has the big picture in his head, and perhaps if he were to draw them out, does it make him an ivory tower denizen ?! Also, ignoring how a system is
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by currywurst 13y ago
The pictures are a result of studying the systems in question. For example, you have given links to a couple of github repos. Now if I'm trying to create an overview of how say emacs works, I would try to identify the main sub-parts
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by currywurst 13y ago
true, but the "image of" gives ideas of "two entities related by a link".
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by currywurst 13y ago
"image of" is just great !! Really scalable figure that can even be used in an e-mail sig :)

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