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by jdpage 12y ago
Maybe you're going to the wrong bars. :)
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by jdpage 12y ago
Polos can go to hell. I usually wear nice jeans and a black t-shirt to work (but then, the CEO appears to be wearing bright orange shorts), but if somebody said tomorrow "jdpage, we need you to dress a little more professionally",
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by jdpage 12y ago
While I like this (for reasons that others have already mentioned), the lack of an italic version is a bit of a killer for me, along with the lack of full latin-1 support. If you haven't seen it yet, Fantasque Sans Mono (formerly Cosmi
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by jdpage 12y ago
I know this is Serious Business, but all I can think is -- have these people not SEEN Star Wars?
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by jdpage 12y ago
It doesn't, because of the finite number of entries. The scheme classifies sequences by an arbitrarily-large, but finite, prefix.
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by jdpage 12y ago
Ooh, I'm seeing some non-ASCII characters here. How are you handling that? Can I use => instead of ⇨ and <- instead of ←? How do you usually type those? Is there a way of ASCII-ifying or de-ASCII-ifying source files?
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by jdpage 12y ago
He was Geordi LaForge (the guy with the visor) on Star Trek: the Next Generation.
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by jdpage 12y ago
There's a difference between the State of California and the California Coastal Commission. The Commission is a public agency (i.e. a group of people representing the best interests of the public) which happens to be funded by the legi
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by jdpage 12y ago
I realize that you were highlighting some specific, well-known examples, but I'm finding it pretty funny that you could have just said "the nth root of any integer", which encompasses all of the numbers and sets you mentioned
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by jdpage 13y ago
The separate Messaging app currently has stickers, I don't see why they'd remove them. And yes, the Pusheen emoticons are the best.
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by jdpage 13y ago
Not happening, because it would mean multi-line function arguments, which have been declared "ugly". http://legacy.python.org/dev/peps/pep-3099/
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by jdpage 13y ago
It won't be. The Python parser has to remain LL(1) by BDFL fiat.[1] 1: http://legacy.python.org/dev/peps/pep-3099/
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by jdpage 13y ago
At time of writing there are three links to tarsnap.com on the front page: this one, scrypt, and spiped. I think that means that you win HN, sir. It's been a good run everyone, time to wind things down.
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by jdpage 13y ago
Are you using a version control system? Of course you are. This means that you can (relatively) safely delete anything you want in the working directory, because you can go back and retrieve older versions from the VCS.
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by jdpage 13y ago
These pants? http://www.prana.com/stretch-zion-pant.html?color=Charcoal They really don't look that bad to me.
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by jdpage 13y ago
Sorry. That's actually the original (and still an acceptable) spelling, and I rather prefer it. English doesn't really have enough vowels, so distinguishing between `e' and `œ' makes sense, orthographically. I also tend
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by jdpage 13y ago
I would guess that the wrinkle is that one's mouth would still be chock-full of bacteria, lending the breath a fœtid odour.
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by jdpage 13y ago
On thy own heads be it. Here is the code, as written when I was 16. You'll need Tcl 8.5 to run it (8.3 is probably fine, but you'll have to change the line at the beginning), because all the cool kids implement interpreted languag
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by jdpage 13y ago
I once built a stupid language for fun. Think a bastard child of FORTH and brainfuck, but in two dimensions. To give an idea of how stupid it was, I will fill this in. You appear to be advocating a new: [ ] functional [X] imperat
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Plug-n-Hack: browser--security tool integration(blog.mozilla.org)
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by jdpage 13y ago
That's exactly what git add -p does, and it's vastly more convenient than when you don't have a staging area.
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by jdpage 13y ago
Or Ludum Dare this Friday...
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by jdpage 13y ago
I would say that establishing a management tree makes semi-sense, since they seem to have a bunch more people working on it from the get-go that you'd usually have. In that case, I can see why they'd want to arrange who's wor
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by jdpage 13y ago
"Math professor" probably means at the college or university level -- high school math is widely regarded as complete and utter BS. I've taken... a rather significant pile of maths classes at this point (I'm majoring in
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by jdpage 13y ago
That would definitely be an epilepsy trigger. Hell, I don't even have epilepsy and I had to cover the image with my hand just to be able to finish reading the article.
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by jdpage 13y ago
It's Unity 3D, which if I recall correctly uses C# .NET.
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by jdpage 13y ago
It's recommended for nonprofits, but not restricted to. I have sleepingcyb.org, and I am not a nonprofit.
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by jdpage 13y ago
> ... printed with such high quality that you could actually take a closer look and it would reveal something new. Last time I was at the NC Museum of Art, they had on display a wall-sized aerial composite photo of the grounds. Next to i
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by jdpage 13y ago
Yes, but there is a point at which it's better to just hand-write some code which is equivalent to the automaton, rather than trying to use a regexp. This is what a proper email-validation regexp looks like: http://www.ex-pa
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by jdpage 13y ago
An operation-based synchronizer is a synchronizer which sends just the changes (the "operations") to the server, rather than the whole new state. So if I add a line of text to something, then it would send back a message to the se

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