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by drinchev 11y ago
Explaination video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?t=14&v=0_pj4cz2VJM
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Flow Hive – “It's Literally Honey on Tap Directly from Your Beehive”(honeyflow.com)
2 points by drinchev 11y ago|4 comments
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by drinchev 11y ago
Choose wordpress. Developers are cheaper and it's more popular. Probably you can do more in less time.
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by drinchev 11y ago
Thanks for telling me. I've probably missed it.
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by drinchev 11y ago
Well. As usual. There is no right answer for highly opinionated question. I'm usually keen on choosing the right tool for the right job. So here is a follow up questions that might lead you into the right direction ? 1. What do you lik
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Singapore's Prime Minister Has Published His Own C++ Sudoku Solver(gizmodo.com)
1 points by drinchev 11y ago|2 comments
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by drinchev 11y ago
I didn't see that too. I wish both teams seamless convergence! It's a great news for the community. I hope business guys will not modify this in a non-sense way.
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by drinchev 11y ago
As far as this repo is a fork of IO.js i'm not sure this is going to work out as a "merge". I think Joyent should consider their defeat and recover the bridges they've burned. On the other hand, it would be amazing if I
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by drinchev 12y ago
Yeah, sorry for the mistake. Yes, you are right in this case bad code would look like : <ul class='collection'> <li> Is red <ul class='collection'> <li c
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by drinchev 12y ago
References : [1] http://www.smashingmagazine.com/2011/12/12/an-introduction-t... [2] http://bramsmulders.com/how-i-improved-my-workflow-with-smac... [3] https://github.com/dav
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by drinchev 12y ago
I don't agree with this. Do you have some references about your statement. I think the whole community went to separating the HTML tag names from the styles and work only with class names [1]. If you start styling your tags directly it
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by drinchev 12y ago
Makefiles are great. But if you follow the principle "using the right tool for the right job", you'll most certainly in the end choose the building system of your infrastructure. It would be the same if you suggest Java codeb
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by drinchev 12y ago
I would suggest adding FrontMatter [1], which will try to read a so-called YAML-header from the file, which is ignored later by gulp. You can combine it with gulp-if, to isolate those files that need compilation. 1: https://www.n
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by drinchev 12y ago
Sometimes the idea is worth everything. Although you are right that people are getting more and more distant from the original markdown syntax. Google still suggest this as the first result on that specific keyword [1]. Something more. Cate
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by drinchev 12y ago
You are right. I've been hacked a couple of times too. What I see the hacker is usually doing is make my machine a DDoS bot that acts on demand. Anyway with a service like this it would be far easier for anyone to make his hacking atte
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by drinchev 12y ago
Interesting, without any information for the user ( no credit card required ), it is really interesting how they prevent usage of this box as a hacking machine.
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by drinchev 12y ago
I don't agree. If this happens, same rule should apply for domain name expiration.
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by drinchev 12y ago
Well this guy is the inventor of Markdown, so he's not only a paid blogger. I always find people like him as inspiration for me.
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by drinchev 12y ago
I'm really happy they now support "svc", part of D. J. Bernstein DaemonTools [1]. This one really is a killer feature, I'm excited to use. I'm far closer than ever to not use ssh on my server manually. 1 : http:&#x
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by drinchev 12y ago
SEEKING WORK Hey there, I'm Ivan and I live in Berlin. Location: Berlin, Germany Remote: yes, but if you are in Berlin we could also meet. I can : - help your developers with that stalled 2-months issue by working side-by-side with the
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by drinchev 12y ago
Yeah it's Usually the same table, but salt is used to prevent hackers using already generated hash map of popular passwords to diff with your password hash directly without computing.
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by drinchev 12y ago
I doubt he got one year or any deadlines in his mind. Most of the hackers do this because they know that there's an exploit somewhere. Come on, how many bugs do you produce, while writing code? Do you bet 500$ that you are bug-free? Do
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by drinchev 12y ago
I've seen a couple of hackers back in the old days. Of course they've probably moved to some more sophisticated techniques, but I doubt they are wearing suits and doing this as a professionals. More concrete answers of your questi
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by drinchev 12y ago
That was my initial thought. Also you can basically declare any custom tags ( with dash in the name [1] ). Which with some good javascript could accomplish easily ( and I would say in more clean way ) what it's being offered by the OP.
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by drinchev 12y ago
Congrats on the work and more importantly about the idea! Two things that I find ( in my opinion ) unpleasant : 1. Source code is hard to read ( some strange indentation and a lot of empty lines ) 2. Support for dynamic content will do a lo
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Mobile Experience Is Key with Google’s Next Algorithm Update(go-mashmobile.com)
1 points by drinchev 12y ago|0 comments
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by drinchev 12y ago
Congrats about GitLab it's amazing, you guys rock. Do you have any plans for decreasing the resource footprint. I think the OP has a strong point in stating that it is a bit of a RAM drainer.
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by drinchev 12y ago
Yeah. I pay for GitHub micro plan and indeed for my personal libraries I use bitbucket. It got a decent cli so I create the remote repo from my terminal. I would love to use GitHub more, but it becomes pricey for 20+ repos.
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Why Crappy Developers Are More Productive(medium.com)
1 points by drinchev 12y ago|0 comments
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by drinchev 12y ago
Great reply, although I was hoping to make a discussion out of this. Negative sentences doesn't contain as much information as positive ones. "I don't like what you like" carries less information than "I like [somet

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