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   by eterps 16y ago

   Hmmm, you're right. The bit about REST and CouchDB is a bit misleading.
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   by eterps 16y ago

   So? REST does not limit the amount of operations you can do on resources.
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   by eterps 16y ago

   I agree, why on earth would somebody set something with a GET request?
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   by eterps 16y ago

   Any tips on improving 'Sort and add attributes'? I have scored 38 with: :sor<ENTER>:%s/)/, :country => "USA")/<ENTER>
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   by eterps 16y ago

   Full screen: http://fiddle.jshell.net/eterps/4Yacx/1/show/light/
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   by eterps 16y ago

   More elaborate example: http://jsfiddle.net/eterps/4Yacx/1/
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   by eterps 16y ago

   For people who want to get things done instead of becoming architecture astronauts: https://github.com/hafriedlander/jquery.entwine (Go ahead, play with it: http://jsfiddle.net/eterps/kKvbC/ )
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   by eterps 16y ago

   For me this is hard to understand. Either I haven't seen anyone who is able to 'mouse' as fast as you can. Or you haven't yet seen someone who is really good at Vim.
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   by eterps 16y ago

   There is a difference between Vim 'the concept' and Vim 'the program'. I like the first one, but I couldn't care less if I am running vim itself, emacs with Viper mode, Vimperator or what have you. To me a person who is running emacs with V
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    by eterps 16y ago

    http://www.faviki.com
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    by eterps 16y ago

    Exactly, if there was a similarly priced alternative to AWS that has a fully RESTful API I'd choose the one with the RESTful API.
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    by eterps 16y ago

    The art of Unix programming
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    by eterps 16y ago

    The elements of computing systems
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    by eterps 16y ago

    Programming from the ground up
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    by eterps 16y ago

    It's in the download area. http://download.savannah.gnu.org/releases/pgubook/ Or if you prefer the dead tree version: http://www.amazon.com/Programming-Ground-Up-Jonathan-Bartlet...
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    by eterps 16y ago

    I really love this book, wish more books were like this. I can also recommend: http://www.amazon.com/Elements-Computing-Systems-Building-Pr...
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    by eterps 16y ago

    Could you give an example how KnockoutJS and CoffeeScript fit together? Or is there a blog post somewhere that explains the details for using this combo?
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    by eterps 16y ago

    http://www.w3.org/DesignIssues/Axioms#opaque
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    by eterps 16y ago

    It would be nice if it understands continents. For example from Amsterdam to South America late december.
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    by eterps 16y ago

    I'd love to see an example of such a protoype based object oriented language in x86 Assembly language.
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    by eterps 16y ago

    Nothing, they just add noise.
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    by eterps 17y ago

    MooTools
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    by eterps 17y ago

    I never understood why these services are not simply working over HTTP.
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    by eterps 17y ago

    Copy and pasting using the X clipboard does not result in the addition of http://
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    by eterps 17y ago

    I read it a couple of weeks ago, I can recommend it. Any suggestions for more comic books like these?
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    by eterps 17y ago

    Don't support browsers, support standards!
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    The sad state of future web standards.(a.deveria.com)

    4 points by eterps 18y ago|0 comments
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    by eterps 18y ago

    > Harmony could feature classes as a stronger way of making objects As opposed to what? The current prototypical object model? How can class based OOP be 'stronger'?