jeremya

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by jeremya 13y ago
I would recommend this podcast on lodash for some of the differences: http://javascriptjabber.com/079-jsj-lo-dash-with-john-david-...
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by jeremya 13y ago
As of AngularJS version 1.2, the promises provider ($q) is fully Promises/A+ compliant. http://blog.angularjs.org/2013/11/angularjs-120-timely-deliv...
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by jeremya 13y ago
I believe you were downvoted because your comment sounds like you are trolling. You have not said what it is about Playdoh that you would like to see in an AngularJS/NodeJS/CoreOS/etc stack. By the nature of Playdoh being a
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by jeremya 13y ago
To answer your question, those attributes are not all required on the form element. From the docs on ngApp[1]: Use this directive to auto-bootstrap an application. Only one ngApp directive can be used per HTML document. The dire
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by jeremya 13y ago
He is basically arguing that information cannot be free in the future because of the need for an information economy to replace the economy of goods and services that will soon be produced by AI/ML and automatons. He argues that AI&#x2
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by jeremya 13y ago
ISP: Comcast Location: Winchester, VA
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by jeremya 14y ago
Does anyone know if there are similar programs for Django?
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by jeremya 14y ago
Unless I'm mistaken, a cursory examination of the certificate supplied to your browser should show that it is one of those "mitm" root certs and not the certificate for the website you are browsing. That should make it simple to at least
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by jeremya 14y ago
There is also Wand ( http://dahlia.kr/wand/index.html ), which, while still alpha, is a very nice ctypes-based, MagickWand API binding. It is also available in pypi, so is easy to install. Support for Python 3 is near-term goal of the pro
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by jeremya 14y ago
As mentioned by others, syte currently requires javascript to view blog posts. For my projects, I have a little trouble deciding when it is ok to require javascript be enabled. What is the general consensus? Is progressive enhancement no
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by jeremya 15y ago
However, most Python programmers tend to just read the entire file into one huge string and process it that way. I feel funny doing that. Having used machines with very limited amounts of RAM, I tend to try to keep my file pro
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by jeremya 15y ago
The general warning of "correlation not causation" applies here. The studies show some correlation between sitting for hours and various maladies. However, there are so many factors that determine your susceptibility to the health issues
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by jeremya 15y ago
Your creation is very cool, kudos. I don't mean to be pedantic, but I think you mean "thanks Hacker News." The people behind YCombinator are certainly responsible for this website, but they are two different things.
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by jeremya 15y ago
The cost of a million school children watching a space shuttle explode is the cost of the million conversations with parents and other adults that occur afterwards. These should be conversations that help develop each child's understanding
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by jeremya 15y ago
I can totally relate to these two articles, having recently attempted to write a .NET SOAP client for a web service that uses the (non-standard) SOAP with Attachments method for sending binary data. For something that was created to provid
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by jeremya 15y ago
Yes, pyrasite does just that with a python wrapper around the gdb commands. https://fedorahosted.org/pyrasite/ It was discussed here: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3014484
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by jeremya 15y ago
There was also a blog post by Rob Conery here: http://wekeroad.com/2011/11/08/some-people-not-have-way And the HN discussion here: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3212694
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AWS SNS now supports SMS to US numbers(aws.amazon.com)
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by jeremya 15y ago
From a quick glance at the code, it looks like it is using gdb to call methods in the Python/C API. I agree, it is pretty neat.