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by eieio 13y ago
It's definitely a very small post(I expected more when I opened it) but I assumed that people upvoted it because they were interested in the discussion that it would produce. There's definitely plenty to say on the subject of fun
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by eieio 13y ago
I went to relative numbering a while ago and I can't go back. It's awesome. The only problem is that it's new in vim 7.3, so there are times where I'm forced to use an older version of vim and can't use the feature
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by eieio 13y ago
You could just make ~/.ssh/config a symlink to your config file in your dropbox folder. No need to put private keys on dropbox.
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by eieio 13y ago
Some of the tricks in the article are unbelievable. >At this point the user must choose to either spend about $1 or lose their rewards, lose their stamina (which they could get back for another $1), and lose their progress. I can't
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by eieio 13y ago
Personally I'd like to have enough to be allowed to downvote. Not exactly my top priority, but it'd be nice.
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by eieio 13y ago
I'm 21 but I have poor eyesight. A footer(or a fixed header, which is my pet peeve) like that is an insta-close for me. If I'm really interested it's a right click to change the element style to display:none, but even that i
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by eieio 13y ago
That's too bad, I'm a huge(huuuuuge) Parks and Rec fan, but I happen to also really enjoy some parts of his standup. I think some of his jokes suck, but some of them just crack me up. I watch a lot of standup and while I wouldn&
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by eieio 13y ago
Who are you? I'm always looking for new standup to watch :) And separate from that, nice comment. I'll check out Jiro Dreams of Sushi in the near future, sounds like the kind of thing I'd like.
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by eieio 13y ago
I'm not sure that the author entered college at 1983 given that he's 48 and 1983 is 30 years ago. (only posting this comment because yours is good. This topic is, at this point, buried, but I figured I'd post anyway).
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by eieio 13y ago
The United States has experienced large scale terrorist acts(9/11) and has stopped other terrorist plots since then. Terrorism has claimed significantly more lives than bedbugs, and has also cause tremendous damage to United States in
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by eieio 13y ago
This is so intentionally obtuse that I'm not sure what to say. Let me know when bedbugs conspire with sharks to fly a plane into a building. I think a great case can be made for the NSA and other agencies spending too much money &quot
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by eieio 13y ago
Well I appreciated your post! I see your comment without showdead so I think you're good.
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by eieio 13y ago
Was this removed from the front page? It was in the top ten maybe 30 minutes ago, and now I can't find it in the first 4 pages...
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by eieio 13y ago
I automatically checked the source after reading "There's not much code on this page at all, just simple markup for paragraphs, hierarchy, and emphasis." Just out of curiousity I guess. It's obviously not a big deal, i
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by eieio 13y ago
I kept reading but definitely found it annoying. It also took a few seconds to load and the page scrolled back to the top, causing me to lose my place. Extra annoying.
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by eieio 13y ago
I can't stand the huge fixed header and I'm sad that I'm seeing more and more of them on websites. If I plan on spending any amount of time on a website that has one, I immediately edit the css to add display: none because o
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by eieio 13y ago
I don't have a problem with it, but it was funny to me that when I viewed the source the first thing that I saw was some javascript.
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by eieio 13y ago
Did I miss something and they've gone back and un-broken spaces/virtual desktops? Or are you talking about multiple monitors? Obviously multiple monitors have needed a fix for ages but spaces are my pet issue so I have to ask.
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by eieio 13y ago
Separate from the fact that a comparison between sharecropping and developing for Microsoft is absolutely absurd, pretending like the only jobs available in the developer community are dependent on either Google or app stores is ridiculous.
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by eieio 13y ago
I'm pretty sure Xanza simply means that Reisse's death is a tragedy, and a conversation about the death of an important member in the developer community is hugely different from an argument about the role of police in our society. Especial
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by eieio 13y ago
>So in my opinion while anonymouz is technically correct, it does not make any sense to see it that way. I absolutely agree, and anonymouz's approach is not how I would approach time complexity. I thought it was an interesting point an
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by eieio 13y ago
anonymouz's interpretation is bizarre and definitely not how I'd think about the function, I'm just trying to explain where he's coming from. I don't plan on using the interpretation in the future but it was confusing to me too and I though
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by eieio 13y ago
I agree that I rarely find myself asking whether I can represent input as a binary search tree, I just find the binary search tree image a very effective method of demonstrating how logarithms play into this at all. It's an easy example of
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by eieio 13y ago
It's the difference between a function taking a list and a function taking a number. A list's size depends on the number of elements in the list. Adding an element to a list increases the size of the list. A number's size depends on the nu
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by eieio 13y ago
The function runs in linear time relative to the value of x. However, time complexity refers to the size of the input, not the value. For example, binary search's O(log n) time complexity refers to the number of elements n in a list(n var
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by eieio 13y ago
Yes, you can convert log base x to log base y. However, the point is that if OP is assuming that we're using log base 10, developing an intuitive understanding of why a binary search is O(log n) is significantly harder than if OP knows tha
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by eieio 13y ago
The answer provides an excellent definition and some great examples, but I actually prefer the second answer. I think that when it comes to time complexities, developing an intuitive mapping of solutions to time complexities is important.
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by eieio 13y ago
Nobody explains Big O because the OP demonstrates that he understands the idea of Big O by giving the complexity of a piece of code and explaining how the complexity would change if the code changes. OP is confused with the idea of O(log n)
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by eieio 13y ago
Looks like a great product! That being said, I can't be the only one who misread this as "runescape". Fortunately, I doubt there's significant overlap between users of runscope and of runescape :)
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by eieio 14y ago
I spend all day in vim writing python, and I've got to agree that refactoring and completion are two of vim's weakest points(I have heard that ropevim is pretty good but I never got into it). I've had very poor luck getting omnicompletion t

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