elsurudo

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   by elsurudo 12y ago

   City of God (Cicade de Deus) is a great movie about this, too.
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   by elsurudo 12y ago

   This is key: "The speed of the floor panels of the express walkway vary between each end allowing for a slower embark and disembark speed but a higher speed in between to decrease journey time" Other moving walkways are limited in
3. 243.▲
   by elsurudo 12y ago

   > just 30 minutes away That's 30 minutes (each way) of my time, though. No such problem with delivery.
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   by elsurudo 12y ago

   I like it. It reminds me of something like System Shock (2 is the one I played), where you learn about what happened on this ship before it was overrun by mutants from journals and such. Instead of a book, this may work well as a game of so
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   by elsurudo 12y ago

   Can you explain what you mean by this? I can't find mention of its implications to electricity.
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   by elsurudo 12y ago

   Could a design such as this work in the real-world, for a real train? It seems to me that this could be feasible, since the power source is on the "car" itself, and the coil (infrastructure) wouldn't be that expensive to buil
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   by elsurudo 12y ago

   Try Navicat ( http://navicat.com – looks like they even have a Cyber Monday sale right now). Been using it for a couple of years now, and it's great (also "feels native", which is a must for me). There are many edi
8. 248.▲
   by elsurudo 12y ago

   I thought everyone used i and j? No seriously, my first language was VB 6 (or 5?), so I'm not remotely old-school.
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   Heroku Cedar-14 stack now generally available(blog.heroku.com)

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10. 250.▲
    by elsurudo 12y ago

    Very nice and seamless UI! I hope to use this sometime soon. Like other mention, closer repo access would be awesome (I suppose you'll have to authenticate with GitHub for that?). Support for BitBucket would be nice, as well.
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    by elsurudo 12y ago

    Did you read the article? They are already working on supporting other platforms. It IS a "public beta", like you said.
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    by elsurudo 12y ago

    Can you provide any more information on what you are working on? I, too, am interested in this problem, so it would be great to see any attempts at a solution. Email is in my profile, if you'd rather not share here.
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    by elsurudo 12y ago

    This helps with routine tasks like CRM, time tracking, and invoicing. I doubt many companies have their competitive advantage in these domains! Like you say, it's an alternative to ad-hoc workflows using spreadsheets, etc. and it looks
14. 254.▲
    by elsurudo 13y ago

    I was suspecting it was due to cold temperatures as well...
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    by elsurudo 13y ago

    This certainly rings true for me. I've got a 4S. I must say, I've never experienced the problem before upgrading to iOS 7, but I don't think it started happening immediately after upgrading, either... Could cold weather have
16. 256.▲
    by elsurudo 13y ago

    An API will ensure that is it up-to-date, though.
17. 257.▲
    by elsurudo 13y ago

    Strange, I only see 2.1.0-dev and 2.1.0-preview1, even after I do this... Any tips? EDIT: rbenv-update'='(cd ~/.rbenv/plugins/ruby-build && git pull) did the trick.
18. 258.▲
    by elsurudo 13y ago

    Thanks for the heads up... very interesting. I can't believe this is the first I'm hearing of this strange behaviour!
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    by elsurudo 13y ago

    Well, I liked your comment, and didn't get what you were talking about with the rankban until I read your username. That "rankban" you mention, that's a pretty shitty thing to have in a forum that is supposed to be about
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    by elsurudo 13y ago

    Reminds me of this Bill Hicks bit: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_EaCr1aRits
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    by elsurudo 13y ago

    I'd generalize this to (continental) Europeans, and it becomes more true the further East you go. Being in Poland, I notice the same thing. However, I did notice that New Yorkers are also closer to the "Russian" camp. Not tot
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    by elsurudo 13y ago

    The PaintCode team continue to impress... Great app! Really helped me to generate the drawing code for my custom, dynamic UIViews.
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    by elsurudo 13y ago

    Looks to me like it works pretty much just like Squarespace (except self-hosted and open). The way Squarespace makes it easy for non-web-designer folk to put together nice-looking websites is excellent, so it's a good model to work fro
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    by elsurudo 13y ago

    AFAIK, that was Julian Assange.
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    by elsurudo 13y ago

    God-damnit. When I was an intern (I want to say 2009 or 2010), all I got was a Zune at the end of its lifecycle… It had a nice engraving, but still.
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    by elsurudo 13y ago

    That's news to me (I live in Canada, although in Ontario).
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    by elsurudo 13y ago

    That's not really true. Look at "grinding" in MMOs. I don't think people enjoy the process of grinding, just the end result (some virtual coins or whatever). It's really a Pavlovian brain hack.
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    by elsurudo 13y ago

    This looks awesome! One pet peeve: when I scroll all the way down and click "next", it should automatically scroll me back to the top, so I don't have to do it myself. Too many single-page apps make this mistake!
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    by elsurudo 13y ago

    Basic ad-hominem attack. You did nothing to address the content of the article. The article's main point has a lot of merit, IMO.
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    by elsurudo 13y ago

    Interesting analysis, but yup, that's what tests are for! If you've got a sporadically failing test somewhere, that's probably sign of a bug.