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by gcr 16y ago
Wow... you got... erm. something very different than I did. function mapTree(tree, fun) { // apply function to tree.value, then recurse (needs javascript.map) if (typeof tree == 'undefined') { return null; } return
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by gcr 16y ago
oh, I didn't make this, but I should have cited my source. Sorry. Cross-posted from here: http://www.reddit.com/r/somethingimade/comments/c8nji/i_made...
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Visualize the Deepwater oil spil over your hometown(beowulfe.com)
113 points by gcr 16y ago|25 comments
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by gcr 16y ago
By your logic, we might as well call it 'cracker news'.
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by gcr 16y ago
%s/hacker/cracker/g
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by gcr 16y ago
No, I don't think it's that simple. Humans are unpredictable almost by definition. Love, relationships, and marriages are near impossible to predict with any accuracy -- there are just too many variables to catalog, index, and draw relation
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Haiku Project Announces Availability of Haiku R1/Alpha 2(haiku-os.org)
37 points by gcr 17y ago|11 comments
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by gcr 17y ago
Google's Dashboard seems like a step in the right direction. Maybe not much more than that, but it's better than nothing.
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by gcr 17y ago
You are describing the Internet. Self-run web sites, blogs, and instant messaging systems: 1. allow you to fine-tune who sees what, 2. do not require extra accounts (save comment systems, etc.), 3. are not tied to any one provider or compan
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by gcr 17y ago
For vim: function! CssFoldText() let line = getline(v:foldstart) let nnum = nextnonblank(v:foldstart + 1) while nnum < v:foldend+1 let line = line . " " . substitute(getline(nnum), "^ *", "", "g")
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by gcr 17y ago
Upvoting isn't enough?
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by gcr 17y ago
Ok, idea: If we can't bring flash / other languages to the ip{{o,a}d,hone}, why not bring the ipod/ipad/iphone to other platforms? Write an Android wrapper around Cocoa's API, for example. Something like a WINE of sorts. People with lots of
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by gcr 17y ago
Maybe cat, if invoked the right way. Just tack a >/dev/sda on the end and you're good to go. ;)
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by gcr 17y ago
Oh, I see where you're coming from. Sorry, I didn't mean no flamin'. Let me clarify my points real quick, then I'll go back to my n00bishness with my 5 precious karma and my fiery tongue. >> I'm glad microsoft employees are waving t
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by gcr 17y ago
No, that's not where complaints go. Bug reports should hold information that explains how to fix the bug or how to reproduce it. A complaint that says "me too! hurry up and fix it!" adds nothing useful and pollutes the rest of the helpful p
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by gcr 17y ago
Hmm? Could you care to explain your reasoning? Are you speaking of bug counts per lines of code? Or something else? In my eyes, I'm glad that this bug report is in the wild. I'm glad microsoft employees are waving this around in our faces b
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by gcr 17y ago
fail2ban solves all our problems. We only get about 5 hits a day total on each host now. http://www.fail2ban.org/wiki/index.php/Main_Page