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by decklin 15y ago
In particular, If the secret police starts breaking down your door, just calmly shuffle the deck. (Don't throw it up in the air; you'd be surprised how much of the deck ordering is maintained during a game of 52-Pickup.)
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by decklin 15y ago
There are two links to this post on the front page right now. This one, https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/android-building/T4X... , loads fine on my computer and comes up in the "new" Google visual design. It completely fails on my
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by decklin 15y ago
They should refer to this as a feature of their platform, not a record type.
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by decklin 15y ago
To be fair, I don't the the point of Texts From Last Night (which this is a parody of/homage to) is "celebrating" ill-considered drunken text messages. For whatever reason, humans find it entertaining to watch other humans do stupid things.
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A regular expression matcher in 19 lines of Clojure(plus.google.com)
40 points by decklin 15y ago|10 comments
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by decklin 15y ago
Also, sizeof is an operator, not a function, so you can write that as long_struct_name *foo = malloc(sizeof *foo);
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by decklin 15y ago
I didn't even notice until I got to the part that explained how modern computers had 0.5G memory and 40G hard disks.
128.
by decklin 15y ago
Not if you're using a screenreader.
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by decklin 15y ago
What an utterly awful use of a pie chart.
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by decklin 15y ago
I pirated some music today[0]. I went to my usual shops to try to buy it, and for some reason the label had explicitly decided not to offer downloads of any sort. Just vinyl and CD. I wanted it now, and I couldn't really be arsed with those
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by decklin 15y ago
So, it takes the same amount of time to tap something on a touchscreen, no matter what size it is and how far away it is from your finger, then?
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by decklin 15y ago
How are screen edges no longer infinite? If I ask you to tap something and drag it off an edge of the screen, you don't have to aim.
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by decklin 15y ago
.vspii { display: none !important; } Will hide the buttons that display the "preview" thing when you mouse over them.
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by decklin 15y ago
Is this actually considered arbitrage? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arbitrage While the 4th credit card company he applies to has imperfect information about what his credit is (at that point) actually worth, it seems like all the deals a
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by decklin 15y ago
I hate to be that guy , but don't complain about how something isn't as awesome as Unix pipes and then use cat | grep | awk where you could have just used awk.
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by decklin 15y ago
One possible reason is that people tend not to upgrade their fonts. Therefore, old and buggy versions would remain out there, and lots of people copy fonts from their friends instead of getting them from the source. It's a difficult problem
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by decklin 15y ago
I take issue with your last statement as well. Anyone can idle their life away. For many depressed people (at least myself), changing their broken neurochemistry with drugs, ECT or both is a necessary but not sufficient condition to identif
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by decklin 15y ago
This page doesn't answer the posed question. It's actually something about SCM advocacy and adoption curves. The chart on the front page is much more informative.
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by decklin 15y ago
The idea that fast-forward merges are easier to follow is subjective. I find my --no-ff history easier to read. This author doesn't. What always using fast-forward merges really means is that you rebase each branch onto master once it's r
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Ed25519: high-speed high-security signatures(ed25519.cr.yp.to)
3 points by decklin 15y ago|0 comments
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by decklin 15y ago
I don't understand the point of "uri":"/transactions/1". Isn't the new resource's URI already part of the response (in the Location: header)? It's sort of like saying GET /posts/show/1 vs. GET /posts/1.
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by decklin 15y ago
Newton, MA - Full Time (also remote, see below) Sonian provides a large-scale email archiving platform resold by several vendors you may have heard of. We run entirely on EC2, and Amazon was an investor in our Series B ($9M). We use Clojure
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by decklin 15y ago
I don't get it. Why not git merge --no-ff and put your formatted message in the merge commit?
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by decklin 15y ago
I find it amusing that that the current domain-squatter-template's tag line is "Without books there would be no history!"
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by decklin 15y ago
It doesn't say that on the page. I bounced because I assumed that any app that wants permission to post to my timeline is going to spam some kind of advertisement for itself -- unless I have a reason to trust it. In this case, I've never he
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by decklin 15y ago
Another interesting case: http://www.kernel.org/pub/software/scm/git/docs/howto/revert... I'm not sure if the "forget whatever happened" metaphor works for me. In the "revert a revert" article above, the problem is that merging a topic br
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by decklin 15y ago
Indeed. I rolled my own UI for doing this with HMAC because everything else seemed to be implemented with cargo-cult voodoo (I just read the SuperGenPass FAQ again to check... MD5 10 times? WTF? If 1 is not enough why are you using it? No p
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by decklin 16y ago
Very strange that he describes the MIT approach as "good" and the New Jersey approach as "not good enough" -- I have always understood them as "good" and "good enough". As in: why didn't we succeed? Because good enough was good enough. Base
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by decklin 16y ago
I'm not sure why you think this lattice method does not teach place value. The page you linked to doesn't explain (at all) why it works, sure, but the method is just a clever way of notating place. I would expect any good teacher to get his
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by decklin 16y ago
Only on iOS. The Android version is ad-supported.

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