danellis

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by danellis 13y ago
Yeah, I ended up moving them to the right instead, mostly so all the close icons would line up.
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by danellis 13y ago
I complained that IDEA didn't understand Postgres sequence-controlled columns, a bug that had been open since 2012. A couple of hours later, it said it was fixed in the next release. I said on Twitter a few days ago that I wanted the p
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by danellis 13y ago
Oh, nice. -fvisibility=internal is what I was about to go looking for. I want to write an operating system as a static library, so I don't want its internal symbols visible.
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by danellis 13y ago
You can't see it in in Chrome on Android, and of course not in anything using the web component, such as Hacker News clients.
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by danellis 13y ago
Just a quick tip -- if you link directly to the extension, nobody except those using desktop Chrome can see anything about what it is.
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by danellis 13y ago
Your web site is actually pretty terrible. Why do you need those fancy effects? The result is that text starts to fade out if I'm scrolling while I'm reading it, and images don't appear until I've scrolled past where the
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by danellis 13y ago
Ideally your data model is identified by the media type, which would look something like 'application/vnd.yourco.foo.v2+json', but in reality that will get you a lot of blank stares.
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by danellis 13y ago
No matter how large, successful and technical your client is, they'll undoubtedly have their least HTTP-literate monkey developing against your API. It gets awkward having to explain basic things to someone you started out assuming was
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by danellis 13y ago
People just love sabotaging their own web sites: http://www.imgur.com/rWEXEeR.png
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by danellis 13y ago
I was a security specialist at a large software company for a couple of years, and I did some developer training. > I'm not a roving security consultant, so my sample size is limited, but I have seen little evidence that even basic
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by danellis 13y ago
What's the problem to going to a particular site? There are loads of languages you can learn interactively online. Even if you were just learning JavaScript, you'd still have to visit specific sites for information.
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by danellis 13y ago
> Why would you say that? It helps you strip out code that isn't related to the DSL. For example, the mechanisms of class definitions in things like MongoEngine or Django's ORM. You end up with something that looks a lot more d
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by danellis 13y ago
By "native MOP" I really mean things like Python's metaclasses and descriptors (and whatever Ruby's equivalents are called), as opposed to an add-on library to simulate them like Moose.
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by danellis 13y ago
In Python the actual features that implement that would be metaclasses and descriptors.
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by danellis 13y ago
I was really just asking for a couple of short examples of scripts that demonstrate your point, based on Perl as it is now, not anything regarding its history.
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by danellis 13y ago
Don't languages with native MOPs, such as Python and Ruby, create better internal DSLs than Perl?
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by danellis 13y ago
> Yes. Scripting powers of Perl are unmatched. Can you offer any examples of how that is true?
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by danellis 13y ago
Sadly this article doesn't mention the early ARM-based desktop computers Acorn produced: the Archimedes series (ARM 2, 3, StrongARM) and the RISC PC (ARM 600/700). They were instrumental in shaping me to be the developer I am toda
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by danellis 13y ago
Let it go, man. He's gone to the great laser containment grid in the sky.
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by danellis 13y ago
> Statistical evidence is always the best Do you have the numbers to back that up?
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by danellis 13y ago
Aren't most PCs modular? I can swap out the drives, expansion cards, memory, CPU, PSU, etc with standardized alternatives. There must be a better word for what this is.
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by danellis 13y ago
Thanks for those links.
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by danellis 13y ago
What makes you think it would fail again right after the reset? It hasn't necessarily been put through the same sequence of state changes.
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by danellis 13y ago
It goes down as far as assembly language and C does, according to the diagram on the posted page. http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-xhOP35Dm99w/UuXFKgY2dlI/AAAAAAAAAG...
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by danellis 13y ago
"International Climate and Environmental Change Assessment Project (ICECAP)" Clever.
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by danellis 13y ago
Other than C, none of those languages can be used at the bottom of the stack.
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by danellis 13y ago
Presumably the only reason for having it at all is that advertisers assume they need that information. In which case, 'Male', 'Female' and 'Other' would suffice. It's a pretty safe bet that if you don&#x27
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by danellis 13y ago
Absolutely no analysis of why he was ignoring so many women's tweets in the first place.
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by danellis 13y ago
It's a good thing that all men are naturally confident, adept public speakers already.
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by danellis 13y ago
Where is the spec for this?

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