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hobofan
12y ago
Our tests take < 10secs and after implementing a commit worth of changes (I would say ours are comparatively small) there are usually less than 3 style violations piled up.
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hobofan
12y ago
I am sure that companies like Planetary Recources (and anyone who wants to make refueling in space possible) will greatly benefit from the discoveries made during this mission.
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hobofan
12y ago
We do too, and it is tied into the TDD cycle. Guard will first execute the rspec tests, and only if those pass it will execute rubocop. This way you don't have rubocop immediatelly complaning if you make a style violation and can focus
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hobofan
12y ago
Slack has been in beta since August 2013 [1] and Tiny Speck exists since 2009. [1] http://techcrunch.com/2014/02/12/slack-exits-beta/
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hobofan
12y ago
If you stream it through your browser, they still have the same IP, which is used to identify you. As for prosecution of torrent seeders, that's not really possible anymore IIRC, since the "Vorratsdatenspeicherung" (= stockpi
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hobofan
12y ago
At the moment Wikidata isn't used/usable in Wikipedia at all, apart from coordinating the site links across languages. I'm not sure what you mean when you say that the editor of Wikidata isn't easy to use, I think its in
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hobofan
12y ago
I tried it with the latest Chrome on my Nexus 5 and as AshleysBrain said, it is really pixilated in contrast to the desktop version.
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hobofan
12y ago
Amazon uses cookies to track which site design you have seen last. They are constantly redesigning their pages (I've seen up to 4 completely different versions of a page in use at the same time). They have to lock the design through co
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hobofan
12y ago
> 2. They are very friendly, focused and responsive to the needs of LGBT community What special needs does the LGBT community have, that are not being filled by other social networks?
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hobofan
12y ago
I think the clients care more about the ability to comply with state issued contracts than the actual privacy.
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hobofan
12y ago
Thanks for linking the authors site! I loved his youtube videos, but didn't know he also does web comics.
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hobofan
12y ago
I tried multiple extension for chrome, but none of them felt really satisfying. All of them have to replicate the omnibox and don't work on special tabs (Downloads, New Tab, etc) I know that it isn't the extensions fault, but it c
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hobofan
12y ago
If that works, is there any reason why gdb shouldn't automatically use the /proc/PID/exe?
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hobofan
12y ago
The MITx course on Circuits and Electronics[0] has that. [0] https://www.edx.org/course/mitx/mitx-6-002x-circuits-electro...
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hobofan
12y ago
So Google Drive if you have Google Apps for Business...
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hobofan
12y ago
I found a combination of buildpacks + docker really useful. We use the the slugbuilder from the flynn project[1] which gives us a finished version of the app in a .tgz which will than be extracted into a docker container that already has al
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hobofan
12y ago
I always begin to think the same thing, but then they open source a new project that is hosted on Google Code.
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hobofan
12y ago
In my personal experience a pure Wacom tablet always beats a tablet + stylus combo. In past 5(?) years since I've bought a Wacom Bamboo, none of the tablets I tried even came close, and I tried most of them, including the ones with a w
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hobofan
12y ago
In my experience All Access is a much better service than Spotify. No unnecessary playlists, I just add the album I want to my library where it sits next to all the other music I already owned before. Also no buggy mobile client that forces
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hobofan
13y ago
also vcap.me (some frameworks think that lvh.me is the TLD and so vcap.me has served me better for subdomain testing)
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hobofan
13y ago
There is only a small part on the EC2 website, where Amazon is mentioning it, as far as I know. However there are some blog posts about it: http://blogs.adobe.com/digitalmedia/2011/02/amazon-ec2-micro... htt
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hobofan
13y ago
If you do benchmarks you should also keep in mind that EC2 micro instances are terrible because they have highly variable CPU speeds which will be greatly reduced if the CPU load is high for a short time.