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haar
12y ago
He grants the rights to go commercial with their code, but reserves the right to call us names for doing so. Still sounds like a good deal to me.
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CLI interactive text selection utility
(github.com)
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haar
12y ago
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haar
12y ago
I'd used Go (continuous delivery) at University before I'd heard about Go(lang). Yes, whilst in the perfect world everything would be named a short, memorable, unqiue (,descriptive?) name - that's not the case. The two items
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Spectacles: Position specs alongside implementation in GitHub pull requests
(github.com)
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haar
12y ago
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haar
13y ago
There's a typo in your README, I think the last exception mentioned should be MissingSettingException rather than MissingGroupException.
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haar
13y ago
My younger brothers all do a lot better at the game than me (and everyone you know), the top two scores between two of them are 41 and 26.
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haar
13y ago
Was anyone else disappointed when they opened it on their iPhone and it rendered the same page?
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haar
13y ago
I prefer using the comments/discussion themselves as an indicator to whether I'll find the article a worthwhile read in the first place - how often do users actually comment/discuss an article without reading it beforehand? W
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haar
13y ago
I feel like I must be in the minority here: I enjoy multiple (smaller, 28" max, sub-24" preferable) displays. I run iTerm2 in full screen with Vim split alongside 2 or 3 console panes; I find the separation from the rest of my OS
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haar
13y ago
If you were to ask anyone in my office, you'd hear how much I praise TDD as a software development practice. However, when I'm absolutely clueless as to how to even begin to tackle a technical problem (usually due to not enough un
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haar
13y ago
If I were to have one question to ask the author based on that blog, it would be 'What job/career does his other half have?'. I have pretty much free-roam of where I am, considering I work remotely and have flexibility over w
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haar
13y ago
If you've been rotating them against a surface in that time period; then they'll certainly be a lot more round than when they started.
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haar
13y ago
Thank you. I really enjoyed the concept and was playing around with Floobits last month, but found it quite testing at times using the vim integration. My colleague was using the ST integration, and found that sometimes he would be locked o
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Show HN: Keep your inbox clear and make notifications useful again
(arrivals-app.com)
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haar
13y ago
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haar
14y ago
Multi-pane input via cmd-shift-i, and saved pane/window configurations through cmd-shift-s and cmd-shift-r also come in handy.
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haar
14y ago
Using the "back" and "forward" swipe motions on OS X 10.8 (Chrome 24.0.1312.57) broke the site for me. EDIT: Scrap the swiping, just pressing back and forward on the site break it.
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haar
14y ago
The first half of our initial Haskell module covered breaking the enigma machine, it was great fun and the lecturers made sure to give the back story in detail covering both the british and polish efforts (probably in an attempt to make the
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haar
14y ago
The critique I was hoping to get was more aligned with the technical and UX aspects (design, usability, etc), of which I've seen numerous high quality examples (and discussions of) demonstrated by the HN community.
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Critique our new startup - Sportaroo
(sportaroo.com)
1 points
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haar
14y ago
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haar
14y ago
Not to mention the sound would sometimes lag behind my typing (I only wrote three sentences until I had to close the tab), which sounds somewhat similar to scraping your fingernails down a chalk board, only with more bass.
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haar
14y ago
You don't have to use the rspec controller matches if it's outside of what you're used to/how you understand it. You can use response.status.should == 200.
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Easy AJAX Forms with Rails Partials
(tallguyrob.com)
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14y ago
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14y ago
Try out ZSH if you want to try something slightly different to Bash Package Manager: Homebrew - https://github.com/mxcl/homebrew Terminal/Emulator: iTerm2 - http://www.iterm2.com/ Vim running in iTerm2 via Homebrew Chat Client:
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haar
14y ago
You have several typos in the Joosy website (unless it's part of a joke I'm unaware of, as they repeat the same incorrect \n correct pattern). ack -l "Deterimes" | xargs perl -pi -E "s/Deterimes/Determines/g" in your root if you do
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haar
14y ago
Dota2 has a co-operative play against AI players, and I assume you can play this mode on your own if you wish; however this entire genre typically focuses on multiplayer values to get the most out of the game. For example, there is no story
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14y ago
It requires a lot of effort to get information. The embedded auto-playing video reminds me of pre-Facebook social networking, requiring further effort turning it off (especially after scrolling down trying to figure out what's what) before
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haar
14y ago
The HackerNew extension makes searching from the search bar at the bottom of the page extremely difficult.
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haar
14y ago
An alternative use-case would be when using a program such as Adobe Photoshop, rather than launching Photoshop, clicking File, open, navigating to your desired directory, selecting which files to open the pressing open; if you already have
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haar
15y ago
Even if you test manually what you just changed, in a relatively complex codebase how can you guarantee that your changes haven't broken behaviour in a separate yet related aspect of the system? This is what I find the major advantage of a
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haar
15y ago
The API page seemed to break on smaller resolution pages (read: thinner).
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