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by eaurouge 15y ago
Looks like it's just aliases. You might as well just use 'git alias'. There's no need for a new universal set of commands - it defeats the idea of configuring your very own Git.
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by eaurouge 15y ago
I understand that Git is a fairly complex utility. But you can accomplish a lot just memorizing about 5 Git commands and what they do. Besides, if you decide to use an abstraction such as this one without understanding the plumbing, what
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by eaurouge 15y ago
And what exactly does 'ghetto' mean here? You've used the same term in your blog post.
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by eaurouge 15y ago
You just cited a source for parent's assertion, although I'm not sure you realize. IIRC the loan came through at a time Tesla was finding it hard to get a loan through other sources. You could argue that Tesla was more deserving of govern
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by eaurouge 15y ago
Using the same phrases you consider "terrible", the writer was able to make this piece accessible to a wider audience. I would suggest that articles like this, which describe technological breakthroughs in language the lay public would und
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by eaurouge 15y ago
Cool, thanks for responding.
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Is the code derived from a Cappuccino version, or did you build it from scratch using iOS?
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A certification may teach you the how, a Masters or even a solid Bachelors (but you should get a Masters if you can) will teach you the why. It's the difference between having the ability (if not the resources) to build a car versus the li
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"Qualcomm currently delivers the chipset for a large volume of Android based smartphones, which is the DNA of the device. By tightly integrating the Open Web Device with the chipset we will guarantee that any OEM will be able to manufacture
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by eaurouge 15y ago
It's worth mentioning that CoffeeKup lets you write HTML templates in CoffeeScript: http://coffeekup.org/
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by eaurouge 15y ago
Having in lived in both countries, and being originally from neither, I can tell you that's not true. I obviously don't know what percentage of the population would be willing to volunteer their time, but I don't think the English are any
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by eaurouge 15y ago
The fact that the iPhone hasn't been cloned in China doesn't mean intellectual theft doesn't occur. Given so much lower hanging fruit to clone, why bother cloning iPhone? And why exactly would manufacturing jobs go to India? Is there some
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by eaurouge 15y ago
It looks like you're using Raphael. How has the performance been? Are you having to limit the number of nodes to prevent performance degradation? Also, do you happen to have any tips for improving SVG performance? I can see the YouTube g
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by eaurouge 15y ago
"I can't stand the guy and I think he's completely full of shit." Then please, stop reading his blog posts, it's the only way he'll learn.
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I could use this but I won't say I 'need' it. It would be nice to just 'gem install' without having to go thru the packaging process. It's probably most useful for developers that frequently use multiple machines or have built lots of priv
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by eaurouge 15y ago
I hope not. Edit: I don't know of too many prominent JavaScript programmers who prefer not to use semicolons. http://dailyjs.com/2012/01/12/style/
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by eaurouge 15y ago
There are various kinds of tests, from unit tests to behavior driven testing. Refactoring application code may cause tests, especially unit tests, to break. If you're writing unit tests, by definition, you are testing the implementation -
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Foxconn Worker Says iPhone 5 Arrives This June(tomsguide.com)
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by eaurouge 15y ago
"I would wager that Kasseem Dean doesn't have a pristine criminal record either" Why? How would you know?
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by eaurouge 15y ago
Can you substantiate this?
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If you could do this over again, would you still choose socket.io for websockets, or would you go with something else like PusherApp?
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by eaurouge 15y ago
Listening to NPR while browsing HN, this story came up just as I clicked on your link: http://www.npr.org/2012/01/16/145179563/do-law-schools-cook-...
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by eaurouge 15y ago
I'll just say your second link is a completely illogical response to my comment. Note, I'm not necessarily advocating barefoot running. I do run on my forefeet, so I run in Newtons, for now. Two things though: (1) Heel running is less effi
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by eaurouge 15y ago
You weren't born with shoes on your feet. Running barefoot is the natural way to run. If there's a fad in running, it is that you need to air cushions at your heels when you already have a superior mechanism to cushion your strides.
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by eaurouge 15y ago
Here's a suggestion. Integrate with Evernote and you'll gain customers that use Evernote as an all encompassing data store but would like a filter for stuff like this. Also free exposure on Evernote Trunk.
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The title of your self-submitted post is misleading. The bait post you're referring to stated the obvious, albeit in highly charged language. It's one thing to choose the wrong language for a project. But having done that, please don't su
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by eaurouge 15y ago
Speaking of distracting advertising, the massive, bright LCD screens on 101 (here in the valley) are an accident or two waiting to happen.
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by eaurouge 15y ago
Radio 'still' works in the UK. It worked for me when I lived in London. Radio in the US is a joke - payola and playlists.
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by eaurouge 15y ago
You patent inventions, not ideas. If you choose to file, you may have to give away information that could be useful to your competition. A few reasons to patent: . you really have a defensible invention, in which case you should be doing t
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I would be interested in a tool that tracked this. The amount of code I write a day is as useful to me as the amount of bugs my code introduces. Mind you, I would not be interested in comparing my daily code output to someone else's. But

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