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by hakunin 12y ago
I'm pretty sure you're responding to the rsync creator.
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by hakunin 12y ago
Author stated that classes and interfaces seem redundant, not actually redundant. Repeated code could improve maintainability because it may actually have different reasons to change, and only look similar on the surface. I've seen t
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Refactoring single page app(perfectionkills.com)
4 points by hakunin 12y ago|0 comments
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6 Practices for Super Smooth Ansible Experience(hakunin.com)
3 points by hakunin 12y ago|0 comments
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by hakunin 12y ago
The author should absolutely do what he wants, there is no problem with that, and I don't claim entitlement to anything beyond what I paid for. The only problem I have is with lack of a minimal status update. I don't expect blogs,
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by hakunin 13y ago
If it wasn't for movements like these, there would be nothing to adjust to.
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by hakunin 13y ago
I was able to zoom in and find my apartment building all the way down at Coney Island.
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by hakunin 13y ago
Seeing notes as files (plain text or whatever they provide). Not sure about attachments, it could be abstracted in various ways. Then there are Skitch files, that have become part of Evernote.
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by hakunin 13y ago
Is there a list of providers it supports? And I'm wondering if Evernote can be one of those providers (not sure if they even have this type of API).
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by hakunin 13y ago
It's interesting to consider that everything carries a death count. I wonder if there are stats on how many deaths pillows caused, and plastic bags, toothbrushes, laptops, light bulbs, etc. Would be helpful to keep new inventions in pe
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by hakunin 13y ago
Except there is a difference in that the really awful scenario is already here, and little by little, with big and small efforts, some communities are trying to climb out of it. How is spreading fear of upcoming doom in any way similar to t
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by hakunin 13y ago
I agree, what you are describing sounds like what I pointed out about bigger companies in the article. They not only can afford this, but they pursue this intentionally. > It would in my opinion be absurd to create an ecommerce system wh
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by hakunin 13y ago
I should've made it clearer, sorry. When referring to CMS in the article, I refer to the wider meaning of a content management system, the code that you write as a developer of your own site, which happens to manage your content. Not a
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CMS Trap(hakunin.com)
252 points by hakunin 13y ago|61 comments
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by hakunin 13y ago
Right now you treat this as an awkward brush-off. Hopefully, if things go as planned, this will become increasingly treated as low, insensitive sexism, and people who never learn would grow old to be the innocent elderly sexists who simply
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by hakunin 13y ago
While I don't have much hope for enough public outrage to make a specific change, I still feel that leaks like these change the world. Not by any public actions, rather it plants a seed of accountability in minds of every individual an
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by hakunin 13y ago
Something that worked for me: in January I decided that 2013 will be the year of finishing things. I made a list of everything unfinished, and at this point I'm down 3, with 3rd thing just finished 2 days ago. Feels great.
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by hakunin 14y ago
Financial field isn't the only one that cares about latency. I'm still waiting for it to become feasible to jam (play music together) remotely. This gives me hope, but the real solution is still far away. Interesting how despite all the tec
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by hakunin 14y ago
foo bar baz qux quux corge grault garble trucks warg fred plugh and xyzzy thud clearly i'm not busy
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by hakunin 14y ago
This discussion has little meaning. Everyone makes a call. Author made a call to express his controversial view, and there is no point in saying that his free expression was thwarted by others' free expressions. Others made a call to respon
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by hakunin 15y ago
I actually love quick-prototyping music in garage band. Dream come true when it comes to bringing music from your head to life in a matter of minutes, well arranged, with nothing but iPad. It's the music sketch book I always craved.
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Lemonade Liberation(youtu.be)
3 points by hakunin 15y ago|1 comments
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by hakunin 15y ago
Don't these methods only work in the presence of an instance of a user as well?
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by hakunin 15y ago
I'm going to have a bit of fun here. I have known two types of developers. The ones practicing creation magic and the others, specializing in alteration. When creation mages see a problem, they create a solution. The power of their mind all
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by hakunin 15y ago
Step 1. Sign up for Google Reader. Step 2. Subscribe to lots of stuff. Step 3. http://labs.postrank.com/gr
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by hakunin 15y ago
Instead of focusing on how (not) useful automated tests are, we need to admit one thing. They are often a daunting time sink, for whichever reason. You can make them habitual, but it's hard to sustainably enjoy writing them. You wish they t
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by hakunin 15y ago
There is no need to change it to use jQuery, it's not enforced. If you specifically want to switch over, you can only expect rails helpers to work out of the box.
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by hakunin 15y ago
My rule of thumb: only buy tech books that primarily contain good practices by experienced devs. Good practices tend to survive longer than APIs, and provide long-term value.
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by hakunin 16y ago
What he had is an emotional sentiment. What's interesting is why do people old enough to talk about "kids these days" are not wise enough to think back to one generation before them? I think the answer is along the lines of: everyone knows
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by hakunin 16y ago
Dawkins nails it, as usual. http://www.ted.com/talks/richard_dawkins_on_militant_atheism...

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