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by gibbitz 10y ago
I think what should be taxable here is not a "robot" but a human replacement for the purpose of reducing costs in the pursuit of profit. Gates was talking about industrial job displacing "robots". If you didn't fire
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by gibbitz 10y ago
In that state between sleeping and waking I am often debugging my inability to wake. It's not as though I'm sitting in front of a monitor, but the lines of code are my entire worldview and no matter what I change the alarm keeps g
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by gibbitz 10y ago
I found it fascinating that the question we're asking is wrong. It shouldn't be "Why do women leave engineering?" it should be "Why do men stay in higher proportions?". It seems that being arrogant makes workin
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by gibbitz 10y ago
fake_news !== click_bait
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by gibbitz 10y ago
Came here to say the same and as the back catalog slips further and further into the syndicated Sunday movie category the OC looks better and better because you haven't already seen it. When I first subscribed to Netflix it was a libra
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by gibbitz 10y ago
I'm 42 and this is what the USDA has been saying all along with their food pyramids and four food groups and what have you. I think as a whole, nutritionists have always been on the same page, but those selling diets keep changing thei
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by gibbitz 10y ago
If there really is a disgust for his treatment of the press. I think the press could start by ignoring his twitter feed and "alternative fact" stories. His strategy is to make us distrust our information sources and the "medi
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by gibbitz 10y ago
Shit is hard. I started to write a comment and decided to move it here since I'm talking about the "feeling betrayed" quote as well. It seems the reviewer didn't understand the passage, but I felt like I have a direct ex
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by gibbitz 10y ago
The future of programming runs on Flash :(
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by gibbitz 10y ago
Over the top example: Mac mail, when sending email send the window "over the top" of your screen. As mentioned above, it's not the effect, it's the purpose. Better to not animate and be considered "lazy" or &qu
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by gibbitz 10y ago
Exactly. The only thing political about this is that we're having this discussion. It's frightening to me that we would censor this brilliant piece out of the nonsense politicization of or thoughts now that facts (people dying in
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by gibbitz 10y ago
I'm sure that those above who feel like the climate science that suggests man is contributing to global warming somehow benefits the government, would still suggest that the religious funding science gets is still clouding it's ju
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by gibbitz 10y ago
Riley missed the "you're really proud of what you did there" reason... Unless that's acceptable...
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by gibbitz 10y ago
All the better for Apple to make $30 from + licensing others to do so. As noted above the Floppy disk was removed from Macs because no one was using them and they were dying. It was simpler to just not have them and little was missed. Remov
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by gibbitz 11y ago
Don't like ads? Didn't like this prank? Don't like it when the UI changes? Use an email client. Like a boss.
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by gibbitz 11y ago
isn't that the flipbook logo?
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by gibbitz 11y ago
Who's down for casual sex?
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by gibbitz 11y ago
Playskool is how I thought of the old logo. At least this one is inspired by a desire to conserve bandwidth rather than being the best aesthetic decision a bunch of engineers could come up with using microsoft word while just trying to chec
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by gibbitz 11y ago
The comment thread on this post is awesome!
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by gibbitz 12y ago
yeah, I'm not getting this. I could produce the same result with a regex and say something fancy about it without a memory leak ;). Better demo, please.
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by gibbitz 12y ago
The biggest reason for using "new" in my practice is to keep the value of the "this" keyword on the instance within the function scope. Ihave to agree with the other commenters here. We all know JavaScript isn't OO.
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by gibbitz 12y ago
Some nice tips in here. I had no idea multiple cursors were supported. I now live in the future! Would be good to know the cross-platform support for these features without testing them though. No "cmd" key in Linux :( (though, th
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by gibbitz 12y ago
There are strains from the phillipines and virginia. Check Wikipedia.
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by gibbitz 12y ago
How about "look ahead"? If there are transition or keyframe properties related to variations of the selector, why not do this automatically? I understand the overhead, but from the standpoint of hackiness this would be the technol
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by gibbitz 13y ago
As much as I want to agree with the backlash here, the pervasiveness of bootstrap as a "solution" to frontend by managers and engineers without frontend experience who then want to make it not look like every other startup website
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by gibbitz 13y ago
Doesn't in android stock browser on ICS. If I had a more powerful phone, I'd use chrome, but on my G2, it's kinda slow...
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by gibbitz 13y ago
Wow. Could someone explain why Coffee script doesn't trigger this much negativity? Is it because it doesn't look like java? From where I sit it is the same idea and all of the flame here applies to it too. Just wanna keep the hate
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by gibbitz 13y ago
feel the need to chime in here... The reason this is taking off is because the content providers are signing sweetheart deals with the services. If I could pay one source a manageable amount to stream whatever I wanted (even if I had to pay
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by gibbitz 13y ago
Can't agree more, especially when external sites history jack and require digging in history because the back button hold you on their domain. I understand that the whole thing is really a matter ofpreference and will never have a corr
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by gibbitz 13y ago
It's important to make a distinction between two different types of "get things done" here. There is one type where the candidate figures out what needs to be done to complete a feature in an application and does it. Then the

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