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by erlanger 17y ago
Illinois and Missouri border states other than each other. And the population is not concentrated on the borders, let alone a single one.
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by erlanger 17y ago
Of course it assumes sudo's present.
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by erlanger 17y ago
How do you reverse the search? <S-C-R> didn't do it for me. Either way this could be a good substitute for what I do now, tediously grepping .zsh/bash_history...
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by erlanger 17y ago
The better for you. I can't juggle but I don't think that will exclude me from any jobs worth having.
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by erlanger 17y ago
This is a couple months late but nails it. NodeJS was the spark to the powderkeg. > During development, one small, yet important, feature that Node lacks is the > ability to auto-restart when a change is made to the server’s s
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by erlanger 17y ago
I hold the conspiracy theory that these issues are being so aggressively sought out in an attempt to bring Toyota's image down to the level of American auto manufacturers.
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by erlanger 17y ago
I disagree. Apple has a quality OS that forces users to use the left-hand buttons, and Ubuntu's perfectly free to try the same thing. In my opinion, buttons should be placed on the left of the menu bar. I've seen that users tend to keep the
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by erlanger 17y ago
Honestly, if I owned a store I really wouldn't care if you felt like wearing a different disguise every day as long as you were buying stuff.
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by erlanger 17y ago
That's a solid 93/100 on the etymology awesome scale.
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by erlanger 17y ago
P'sha, the cool kids shut down their social network accounts in '08.
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by erlanger 17y ago
I feel that the contrast between the previous version of this app and the one I've put together is that sort of thing. With 95% of the committed code to my name, I really wish I could just walk into an interview and pop open gitk, along wit
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by erlanger 17y ago
> I am curious as to why you think you can't ask for a reference simply because the company is small? Maybe I will, but there's only one other person there who would be credible as a reference of my work, and it's a flip of a coin. Best
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Ask HN: Getting a job with few references?
10 points by erlanger 17y ago|13 comments
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by erlanger 17y ago
Desert.
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by erlanger 17y ago
Er, "but that's another story for another day" isn't an actual promise to spill the beans. Colloquially it means the speaker will likely never reveal the secret(s), and when made in passing the reference is intended to be lightly humorous.
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by erlanger 17y ago
More than that, but that's another story for another day.
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by erlanger 17y ago
Yep, an early comment in the submission with the pics of O'Reilly's "JavaScript: The Definitive Reference" and "JavaScript: The Good Parts" had the exploit, I didn't pay much attention, thought it was just someone screwing around with a JS
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by erlanger 17y ago
Silliness. A community far too self-aware. By the way, suppressing these metrics is pointless. We are intelligent people who notice the difference between two comments with very similar upvotes and one that far outpaces the other and find t
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by erlanger 17y ago
It looks cool, but I wish the early adopters the best. It will be a little while before I let this near my system.
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by erlanger 17y ago
If it's UI-based, I'd use ExtJS. Otherwise, MooTools. Both of these are very performant and give you a lot to work with in a neat package. jQuery UI, MochaUI, etc. are all miles behind ExtJS when it comes to behaving (reliably and efficient
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by erlanger 17y ago
* Comment with JSDoc style * Auto-build docs and script for development and production environemnts (easy to concatenate and then pipe this to YUI Compressor) * Use an MVC project organization or something like-minded. You can't just throw
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by erlanger 17y ago
I don't see a problem with this.
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by erlanger 17y ago
Quite a few seem to care a great deal about the private lives of others...it seems really strange to me. Why would anyone worry about what these guys do on their free time, if at all?
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by erlanger 17y ago
Yep, I'd expect it to halve the requests per second for every test. Paul Jones (created the Solar framework) periodically releases some pretty authoritative benchmarks for the major PHP frameworks, and here's what he has to say on the topic
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by erlanger 17y ago
People, please stop benchmarking with ab, it does not produce accurate results. All benchmarking of this sort should be done with Siege. It's easier to use too.
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by erlanger 17y ago
The first thing I noticed was the changed spacing between the links and their underlines. It always looks unnatural when a frontend dev does this. Source: h3.r a { border-bottom: 1px solid #2200CC; }
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by erlanger 17y ago
You might want to take a trip to the District and reassess that statement...the DC government is fairly delinquent.
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by erlanger 17y ago
I've been involved with the Drupal community for the past few years, and I just don't see the problem here. Were this to do with a restriction on using the software, that would be one thing, but the vast majority of Drupal users will not be
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by erlanger 17y ago
There's nothing there...this feels like spam.
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by erlanger 17y ago
Maybe I'm ignorant of the proper way to do A/B testing, but I shy away from it because of the prospect of presenting users with inconsistent/volatile interfaces.

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