danford

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   by danford 12y ago

   So in short: The free market will save us.
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   by danford 12y ago

   >How can I see the whole data available to the browser in FF, similar to ChromeDev Tools It's a lot different than what chrome does, but I believe they're integrating the resources with the network tab: (scroll to the bottom wh
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   by danford 12y ago

   This is Ubuntu Gnome. I'm currently Using Ubuntu 14.04 with Gnome 3.10, but afaik it works on Ubuntu 13.x and GNOME 3.x. Not sure about the Unity interface as I have limited experience with it.
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   by danford 12y ago

   But that's not full screen though. That's maximize, you are incorrect. http://i.imgur.com/lO0g7oS.gif
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   by danford 12y ago

   > - The whole resources view I'm not sure what the exact criticism is here. > - JavaScript profiling (heap, cpu, events) is this what you mean? https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Tools/Profile
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   by danford 12y ago

   >Separate address and search bars is old-fashioned. As a user, I don't want to have to make this distinction, and it's hard to imagine most users-on-street wouldn't find this confusing Use the customizer. People complain w
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   by danford 12y ago

   >If I were to maximize Sublime on [...] Linux. I don't use sublime, but on Linux (Ubuntu GNOME) when you full screen an app the window decorations are hidden and so are the status/window menus. Edit: before you downvote, please
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   by danford 12y ago

   I've been on nightly for as long as I can remember and at this point I'd say I can't find any feature that Chrome has that I really need (as a web dev). I guess once you get used to one toolbox it's hard to switch. I&#x2
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   by danford 12y ago

   Well, literacy hasn't been all that common up until the past century (at least not the rates we see today), and it seems like the website is saying the book is from the 15 hundreds and the writing (might?) be from the 19th century. Som
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    by danford 12y ago

    I wonder if it could be indecipherable because it was written in a known language by someone with a brain injury? >untreated head trauma probably somewhat common for the time >education uncommon, but then again, it's not like you
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    by danford 12y ago

    Some of the previous threads: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7326162 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3101498
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    by danford 12y ago

    I think a lot of people like cartoons like this because they're forced to be clever with the jokes, whereas something made for adults just throws the sexual innuendo and adult oriented content right at you, not to mention there is litt
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    by danford 12y ago

    I don't really mind the design. I have a feeling they purposely keep the site design simple and, what some might consider "unappealing" to the average user. Helps weed out the normies.
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    by danford 12y ago

    This thread should just be removed. It serves no purpose other than to disrupt and deceive. The fact that this crap has been on HN over an hour kind of makes me wonder what the mods motives are. I mean, posting a bug from a pre-release vers
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    by danford 12y ago

    1. This bug was filed before Ubuntu 14.04 was released 2. This bug was patched before Ubuntu 14.04 was released 3. You're an obvious troll account based on the username "muuh-gnu" 4. Most of your arguments are unfounded and o
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    by danford 12y ago

    It's stupid if you don't realize it stands for "Not only SQL".
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    by danford 12y ago

    Instead of a blanket filter for political (and other) terms, why not create a way to check if certain terms already exist on the front page and only apply penalties to posts that include these terms if the topic is already being discussed o
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    by danford 12y ago

    Got any book suggestions? I just started learning how to program about 6 months ago and personally JavaScript: The Definitive Guide, 6th Ed. was the first book that got through to me when it comes to Javascript and programming in general,
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    by danford 12y ago

    What might be cool is to actually create a 'simulator' that puts people through the process of 'purchasing' a server, domain name, and through the actual server and DNS configuration up to the point where you can get a &
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    by danford 12y ago

    Franz Kafka - The Castle is in the public domain and everyone should read it. IMHO it's his best work. http://www.24grammata.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/frans_k... (not sure how good this tran
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    by danford 12y ago

    Thanks, I'll research it. I'm trying to stick closely to KISS principals though so hopefully it wont over complicate things too much. Even if I can't use it in this project it sounds like something that would be useful to kno
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    by danford 12y ago

    Thanks, I should have read that comment more carefully.
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    by danford 12y ago

    I'm currently learning the MEAN stack (and just started learning web development a few months ago) and I'm using mongoDB/mongoose as a post storage database. The project I'm working on is basically a 4chan-like image boa
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    by danford 12y ago

    It has less issues than removing all threads period imo.
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    by danford 12y ago

    Why not have system that allows one or two posts on the front page with certain terms instead of blanket censorship? if (termCountOnFrontPage > 2) remove(); else letItRide();
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    by danford 12y ago

    >It also doesn't take a small nationstate to stir shit up, it just takes a vocal determined minority Very true. It doesn't really take many upvotes to make it to the front page of a sub-reddit, just a high up-to-down ratio. Red
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    by danford 12y ago

    I agree. Any form of moderation that uses a blanket term to apply a penalty is horrible imo (except when it comes to blatant derogatory and inciteful terms). Perhaps a better way to do it would be to check if certain terms are already on th
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    by danford 12y ago

    >they didn't really have an option other than remove all threads Aw dang, really? No other options except to remove 100% of threads containing the words "snowden" and "national security agency" and "tesla&qu
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    by danford 12y ago

    Still not an excuse to ban the word 'tesla'. On a side note, isn't it a bit Orwellian to know for a fact that your government is participating in mass spying, but the largest tech forum on the internet isn't talking abou
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    by danford 12y ago

    Reddits designed to moderate its self. This has it's downfalls, but for the most part things that aren't related to a subreddit don't make it to the top unless the users want it to. IMO Snowden and the NSA is heavily relate