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The problem is that the main benefit is a misdirection (syntax similar to javascript), on top of that this doesn't add anything different than coffee script or Dart already does. This is a language without a proposal just to keep microsoft
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Help take this guy's collection away
(forums.nekochan.net)
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14y ago
Yes but at the same time in terms of court orders you can see that they had more on youtube than they had on orkut.
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14y ago
> So people that work together but live a couple neighborhoods apart will just drive separately? If someone lives a couple neighborhoods out of my way than no. That can easily add 30-40 minutes to my travel. So sorry pal but just can't
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14y ago
Brazil is one of the top countries when it comes to takedowns. This one might have slipped I guess. http://www.google.com/transparencyreport/removals/government...
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14y ago
it is very common in São Paulo. In the places where cars are usually stopped for several minutes you can buy water, snacks, stuffed toys and even eletronics like cellphone chargers from the window of your car.
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14y ago
Almost everyone in the city got robbed at least once while in their cars, but it's still safer than walking or biking. I got robbed once, in over 16 years I lived in the city. They stole just some bucks I had laying around and a cellphone.
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14y ago
I used to live in São Paulo and I moved in the exact same path the girl in the article. Up from the North Zone all the way across the city to the South Zone. Without traffic, during the night this would take me 30min but during a normal day
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14y ago
He claims that it doesn't happen on Chrome for iOS. But isn't chrome for iOS just a "skin" with new features on top of the same safari browser? One issue like I would expect to affect Chrome as well.
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From Wikipedia: > Mochizuki entered Princeton University at age 16 and received a Ph.D. under the supervision of Gerd Faltings at age 22. In 2002, he became a professor at the Research Institute for Mathematical Sciences in the Kyoto Un
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14y ago
Finally someone built a theme better than Vim's desert. Bravo.
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14y ago
In my personal experience being a bozo or not has less to do with the technical/non-technical skill and more to do with motivation. Motivation is what drives people even dummies to excel. And that's sometimes a coin flip. You will see stars
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I never tried it but I guess you can use SQS for queues on AWS. http://aws.amazon.com/sqs/
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14y ago
Capturing still frames from a youtube video. I see this being a hard one. I don't even know if that is possible, but I was asked by a designer a couple months ago and he even offered me some money to build that. Taking screenshots from a vi
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14y ago
If you totally agree with him you wouldn't have written your own library.
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14y ago
Would have been more helpful to link directly to the original post, that has a lot more information and which he just copied to his site on the most part: http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/aix/library/au-threadingpy... But I think that do
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14y ago
> every person would have more bandwidth than they knew what to do with The same thing was said about floppy disks and RAM in the past. The reality is that the demand expands to fill whatever you have available and still ask for more. O
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14y ago
Note that it has changed in python3 > python3 -m http.server Serving HTTP on 0.0.0.0 port 8000 ... > python3 -m http.server 8080 Serving HTTP on 0.0.0.0 port 8080 ...
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14y ago
I agree that the use of else on for and while clauses is very not intuitive. It would be far better if the else would be executed if the list you're iterating over is empty and thus the for/while clause is never ran not even once. So you co
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Facebook iframeCeption Effect
(cardinalpath.com)
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I wonder how much of this is really Valve's effort into making Linux a Gaming platform and how much is just to put pressure on Microsoft to relax the policies on Windows 8 that would make the Steam model invalid. If this path will lead to a
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Qt is the best cross-plataform GUI Toolkit. But it still feels odd on Windows, and OSX, and Linux (provided that most Linux users are on Gnome these days). I would rather spend twice the time coding it for native Windows forms and OSX Cocoa
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besides the realtime already mentioned it also has custom and automatic alerts. These 2 features are not available through the Google Analytics API so other developers can't implement it.
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I'm really intersted in seeing the browser javascript part. The javascript gitHub repo seems to be for node only. How do you call RPC directly from Browser Javascript? I'm guessing it does something similar to socket.io, but I haven't teste
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14y ago
You have a link to the [bridge] tag on Stack Overflow, even though that tag is supposedly dead: http://stackoverflow.com/tags/bridge/info
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Good luck with that. I can't uninstall the facebook app because my carrier decided that this app is not optional. It just can't uninstall. Android Samsung Galaxy S2 on Rogers
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It seems to me more like a jsbin.com/jsfiddle.com clone than a real Web IDE. The editor is helpful though, specially for novices. The syntax highlight is very different from what you're used to. Although I find it a little too much intrusiv
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I'm pretty sure this is the first step to create an Arc Reactor. Tony Stark built it in a cave ... with a box of scraps
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If you have javascript disabled you should be used to pages not rendering sometimes, not the best practice, but common enough to not be surprised if something is off.
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I couldn't find my password on the list and I've been using the same password for LinkedIn since I registered. I was trying to remember when was that. If someone know how to find out the last time you changed your pass or when you registere
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