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by evmar 12y ago
Debian code search is the closest replacement I've found, though it doesn't really compare: https://codesearch.debian.net/
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by evmar 12y ago
I didn't know this sort of thing had a name! I made a similar (but now that I look back on it, much less informative) chart using d3 here: http://neugierig.org/software/datavis/lines-spent/
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by evmar 12y ago
That's the one, thanks!
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by evmar 12y ago
I read somewhere (but I can't think of the keywords to find it now) that they found the greater flexibility in owning their toolchain was worth the cost. For example they changed their data layout for GC purposes and changed the segme
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by evmar 12y ago
This looks really neat! As the post suggests, we also have been doing a lot of janky Log calls to debug our app's network code. I am really impressed by a lot of the Facebook open source releases. Each new one makes me even sadder th
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by evmar 12y ago
I frequently use this Chrome extension (and even used it on this article, in fact): https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/text-fix/ofafkoecd...
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by evmar 12y ago
Just to inject a comment here that isn't complaining about the post, I found it an interesting read! It's pretty rare for anyone working in these sorts of situations to explain anything at all and I'm grateful the author bot
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by evmar 12y ago
While to be pedantically correct they don't literally own the IP, the startup is correct in telling investors that they have the rights to build a business from what software they have. Your license is very permissive and grants them
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by evmar 12y ago
The merge button status is always in sync with the diff. It is disabled if the diff won't merge correctly. To answer your earlier question more directly: the diff that is shown is a diff against an earlier master. (It's in fact
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by evmar 12y ago
Idea: require a <script> tag around the JS in the template (but just for your parser's benefit, not as a tag you intend to embed literally in the rendered DOM -- you can remove it at parse time as necessary). This has the nice si
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by evmar 12y ago
This no longer works in React 0.12 because they changed the element creation syntax. :\
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by evmar 12y ago
https://www.google.com/search?q=New+Revelations+U.S.+Tracked... and click the link.
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by evmar 12y ago
It's strange to read this and then simultaneously read people complaining about HTTP2 requiring SSL. It'd surely be nice if law protected us from bad actors but SSL protects from this in a way that (hopefully) can't be circu
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by evmar 12y ago
It'd probably help to only publish official things under the google/ namespace on github, but I guess it's too late for that. :)
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by evmar 12y ago
(Edit: comment below from DannyBee is authoritative.) Google has two paths to open sourcing code: in one Google retains the copyright (but grants a permissive license like Apache), and in the other you retain the copyright but cannot work o
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by evmar 12y ago
If it takes five seconds to pick up the penny (that's maybe high but it's including time to notice, bend, put it in your pocket), you're valuing your time at $7.20 an hour. (To be clear, there are other plausible rewards to p
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by evmar 12y ago
Grandparent is correct. You didn't make an alias, because it's not interchangable: http://play.golang.org/p/fiz0NnduNF (try running it)
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by evmar 12y ago
Though I have a great appreciation for DFW's work (the linked article even links to the early essay of his I resurrected from paper), I found he tended to exaggerate, at least when discussing topics I'm knowledgeable about. (In p
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by evmar 12y ago
In the pre-Ground Truth days, Google Maps in SF used to think you could take a right from northeastboound Market street onto the 101 onramp, which is both obviously the best route for a wide variety of routes and also not actually allowed.
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by evmar 12y ago
This just came up recently and my previous comment was upvoted, so please forgive me for repasting a link to an old post of mine where I described switching from vim (~10 years experience) to emacs (now at ~5 years): http://evan-
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by evmar 12y ago
(I worked on Linux Chrome back in the era when this change was made.) 64-bit was important on Linux because the system libraries that Chrome uses were increasingly unavailable in 32-bit versions on 64-bit systems. On other platforms, while
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by evmar 12y ago
I wrote a post about the reasons why I switched (~10 years of vi, now ~5 years of emacs) here: http://evan-tech.livejournal.com/261214.html I also use evil-mode.
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by evmar 12y ago
I tried it out recently. I discovered that the Go client has some important issues. https://github.com/dancannon/gorethink/issues/125 I feel bad to bring this up because it is not the rethinkdb authors&#x2
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by evmar 12y ago
Minor correction: this article was written by Ben Laurie, not agl. (Same company though.) But you also mentioned 2011 so I'm not exactly sure what you are referring to.
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Oregon sues Oracle, claiming fraud over failed Obamacare website(news.yahoo.com)
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by evmar 12y ago
And on top of that, you have to worry about CLOEXEC if your process can fork, so you need to consider using dup3.
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by evmar 12y ago
From a skim of the source, this extension appears to ship every URL you visit to a third party. (It does so to fetch the comment count on the current URL.)
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by evmar 12y ago
I think phreeza's point was that underscores aren't allowed in host names. (Officially, at least. I feel like I've seen them work and then sometimes seen them not work.)
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by evmar 12y ago
The author wrote: "a billion mobile devices running Linux and using Wi-Fi all the time". I would bet that Android has a separate implementation of some of the wifi stack to make it work better.
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by evmar 12y ago
I found this quote particularly sad: "The prosecutors offered the banks a choice: turn over records related to Iranian banks or face a criminal case." If it's a criminal case, you'd think they could subpoena the necessar

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