ghayes

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   by ghayes 13y ago

   According to Merriam-Webster, "you all" is very clearly related to "y'all" [1][2] [1] http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/y'all [2] http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki&#x2F
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   by ghayes 13y ago

   Forever isn't very long, then?
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   by ghayes 13y ago

   While I agree you are likely correct, I would add that this can be used to augment your language learning. If you take learning a language as a holistic experience, then there is definitely a place for memorization of vocabulary. Anecdot
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   by ghayes 13y ago

   And to be perfectly honest, well written code might not stay well written as project circumstances change. Thus, documentation that can be updated often makes life easier going forward.
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   by ghayes 13y ago

   Always great to see people putting up open-source projects like this. I'll definitely give them a look, and at the least, get a grip on how other people found solutions with Ansible. Thanks man.
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   by ghayes 13y ago

   I was really excited by ansible, but I quickly found out that using `register: result` and `when: result|success` throughout so many playbooks meant I was back to the mess that is understanding the flow of a chef script that you didn't
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   by ghayes 13y ago

   I feel like the design is heavily influenced by Angular (which is good, since Angular makes many good decisions). Is the intention of Vue to be a lighter-weight alternative? Are there features and design decisions that Vue makes different
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   by ghayes 13y ago

   Yes and no, I'd suggest reading about sovereign immunity in the US: http://www.law.cornell.edu/wex/sovereign_immunity
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   by ghayes 13y ago

   It would be great if you could integrate with an IDE in some fashion. I'm thinking that this could be a way of formatting comments in code that then becomes beautiful annotation when viewed in your platform.
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    by ghayes 13y ago

    I found these questions awkwardly posed. This could just be "what is the `typeof null`" and not be two questions in one in the form of an array.
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    by ghayes 13y ago

    As Box was around before Dropbox, how do you say that Dropbox had a "the first-mover brand recognition"? Do you mean that DropBox had a higher market share of consumers, and so, decided to push toward SMB and Enterprise? In that
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    by ghayes 13y ago

    Not to be that guy, but Merriam-Webster is pretty clear on the definition: `a sudden large change, development, or improvement`[1] http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/quantum%20leap
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    by ghayes 13y ago

    I learned about this in HS chem class and it's always stuck, even if people don't use it in informal settings. Also called "unbiased rounding" or "bankers' rounding" [1] [1] http://en.wikipedia
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    by ghayes 13y ago

    I believe he's (dramatically) saying that you'd expect someone to have checked that number manually, if not by other means.
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    by ghayes 13y ago

    I was pleasantly surprised by Youtube popping in.
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    by ghayes 13y ago

    Can we changed this to a link to a page describing what's being downloaded, not a direct download link?
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    by ghayes 13y ago

    I'm new to this syntax too, but I believe it's just a reference to the function `SayHello` as defined on the `Context*` type. That is, if you have: func FuncA() { } // normal function func (int) FuncB() { } &#
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    by ghayes 13y ago

    Wrong thread?
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    by ghayes 13y ago

    It would be great to also enumerate other examples where it shines. I've used it for caching, session and transient objects connected to Rails without issue for the last two years. Additionally, I've been looking at it recently fo
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    by ghayes 13y ago

    There is no free lunch?
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    by ghayes 13y ago

    It would have been really interesting to ask people to draw a free-body diagram listing out each of force acting on the rock, prior to asking the question of what would happen when dropped. It would be hard to make up a force besides lunar
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    by ghayes 13y ago

    While page sizes do matter (esp. when it's JavaScript and needs to be parsed & run), remember that things like "establishing an SSL handshake" or "resolving a DNS query" can very much be slower than downloading
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    by ghayes 13y ago

    Also, it would nice if it OAuthed and let you add stats about private repos. 99% of my code pushes go to private repos for business reasons.
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    by ghayes 13y ago

    Yet, the Internet was pioneered by adults. I don't think he's saying let's go back to what it used to be; I think he's saying, let's not assume any latest fad is the future.
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    by ghayes 13y ago

    This should be more well known. I just enabled it and don't plan on ever looking back.
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    by ghayes 13y ago

    I heard Ladar speak on this topic. Apparently his apartment isn't on the first floor and only has a balcony out back. He just walked out the front door, as he says it.
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    by ghayes 13y ago

    I think it's interesting that you can tune this game's difficulty by deciding to use strategy or not. If you go for the big words first, it's pretty easy. If you ignore them, then you'll increase the difficulty of the
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    by ghayes 13y ago

    And an even bigger lesson to make sure you have strong permissions which can be quickly revoked.
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    by ghayes 13y ago

    That could be irresponsible as a company which uses MongoDB for non-sensitive data (say data in publicly available pages) would be shamed when they didn't have a data breach of sensitive data. Or worse, a company that has signed-up bu
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    by ghayes 13y ago

    I'm additionally interested in who never vote together. Do some Congressmen just never agree? Are there aggregate patterns here that change over time [e.g. partisanship]? I believe there's a ton of interesting data in this area