eLod

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by eLod 11y ago
out of curiousity: require 'numbers_and_words' def convert(locale, numbers) I18n.with_locale locale do numbers.map { |i| i.to_words.length } end end def eliminate(locale, numbers = (1..99).to_a) elimi
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by eLod 13y ago
i myself heavily favor pg over my also, but just for the record mysql has some kind of support for that, see http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/server-sql-mode.html#...
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by eLod 14y ago
i disagree. first you copy others, discover and then you may alter/fine tune your decision. de facto standards are standards because "we" decide them to be.
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by eLod 14y ago
i think the article misses the main point. the articles 'bashing' PHP does not say noone ever wrote good code in PHP or ever will. rather that we should change the situation where PHP is the de facto std for beginners on the web, because in
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by eLod 15y ago
i found the pro git book a very good reading to understand git for the first time http://progit.org/book/
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by eLod 15y ago
i think you are missing the point: passwords should be hard to guess first and should be easy to remember second. the former is the stronger need. let's say there are 500.000 english words you are choosing from and you use 4 words. that giv
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by eLod 15y ago
i researched a few php frameworks (sy2, zend, cake, li3, kohana, etc.) a little while, and by far i'm most satisfied with lithium (li3, http://lithify.me/ ). depending on 5.3 seems to open up a wide range of possibilities and oftentimes i
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by eLod 15y ago
this was already submitted & commented: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2620870
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by eLod 15y ago
maybe i'm missing something here but the biggest issue i see with this is it does not effectively prevent spamming/robots. the libraries which this is based on were not created with distinguishing humans and robots in mind. especially check
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by eLod 15y ago
I wanted to give this a shot. I first thought making a chrome/safari/etc. extension/plugin/etc. to filter your feed on the github dashboard (it may be a viable option), but i settled on making api calls (and using public data only). I pushe
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by eLod 15y ago
barnabas:btch pota$ time python btch.py found: 7555794 real 1m18.464s user 1m18.417s sys 0m0.031s (i5 2500k)
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by eLod 16y ago
I strongly disagree. Learn code if you are interested, but what ill advice is that you have to learn code?! Consider your advice from a designer perspective, should founders/coders learn design because "worst case scenario, your future desi
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by eLod 17y ago
+1
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by eLod 17y ago
i always ,,loved'' the variation that goes like: if 0.99... != 1, then there has to be an x that 0.99.... + x = 1.0 (or to say 1 - 0.99.. > 0 must hold), so you can start to find this x (as 0.01, 0.001, 0.0001, etc.) and fail of course.
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by eLod 17y ago
first of all i don't assume "learning only what i consider to be important" is good, not just because at the age people do not have the ability to tell what is really important (for themselves). but the key is: learning what you consider to
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by eLod 17y ago
it is down - http://www.google.com/appsstatus