jmilloy

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by jmilloy 15y ago
Please. The first example is for editing the repository description, and becomes visibile when hovering over the description. The second is for clearing the name field, and becomes visible as soon as you are actually editing this field. I a
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by jmilloy 15y ago
For better or for worse, I'm a fan of minimalism, but it has to just work . That's not the case currently - I'm finding this very frustrating. -I made a page, then registered, but there's no way to associate a previously made page to an ac
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by jmilloy 15y ago
You can easily find a pdf to download, if you're comfortable with that.
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by jmilloy 15y ago
http://www.amazon.com/Why-we-nap-STAMPI/dp/0817634622 I always link to this source; in a subject full of anecdotes and misinformation, this book is essential for providing substantial and concrete scientific results.
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by jmilloy 15y ago
How is there an entire class devoted to "Rule 5: Put stylesheets at the top"? Yes, I clicked through the slides; it took 2 minutes.
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by jmilloy 15y ago
I don't think that cancelling a major automatically means that all liberal arts classes are nonexistent. I majored in math and cs, but went to France for a term, and took philosophy, drawing, music, history, and comparative literature. I do
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by jmilloy 15y ago
I don't read youtube videos.
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by jmilloy 15y ago
Well, what I'm saying is that, knowing roughly how to make duck confit but being unsure of the proportions, I was able to find out what I needed to know easily. You, on the other hand, weren't able to find out something you already knew;
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by jmilloy 15y ago
With only three clicks, using the suggested ingredients, I removed one ingredient, added two others, and was told the proportions automatically. Notepad neither suggested the alternatives nor updated the amounts required.
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I typed in duck confit, and was quickly able to remove duck, and add duck legs and duck fat, to the recipe.
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by jmilloy 15y ago
A lot of comments here are about what you can't do with this site (with the usual conclusion that therefore the site is useless). Sure, there are some things it doesn't do. It doesn't teach you how to cook, or do your shopping, or do your h
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by jmilloy 15y ago
The author's attribute the effect of sibling spacing in part on the attention the older sibling receives in its youngest years. This, at least, would not be changed by skipping grades.
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by jmilloy 15y ago
Is it at all possible for there to be 5 distinct and unexpected results caused by a single, well-written line of code? You're right that these aren't subtle bugs affecting a large piece of software, but why would you expect that given the t
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by jmilloy 15y ago
Loving this. It's very inviting. One small thing - I think the badge map would be more informative and interesting if it had some sort of labels.
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Oh. Just found the "Display Density" options.
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Brandstack closes.(brandstack.com)
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That's so much nicer. I need to trick it into doing that all the time.
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by jmilloy 15y ago
Perhaps it's the responsibility of each website using slider.js to degrade gracefully on their own. That seems more appropriate to me. In which case, I don't mind if they don't bother to degrade while demoing their javascript product.
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by jmilloy 15y ago
I don't think I get it... when I let a facebook app access my facebook, it can... access my facebook and look at my pictures? anyone can look at my pictures, anyways. i'm missing something here
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I imagine that, if they want to do this for Pangolin, it will be of use again.
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by jmilloy 15y ago
A DVD-by-mail queue makes sense to me. What does "queue" mean in a streaming service, especially one where availability is frequently changing? In fact, DVD-by-mail and streaming services require and invite dramatically different management
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by jmilloy 15y ago
The author's claim seems to be simply false; his post explicitly says (quoting Sinofsky): "In Windows 8, IE 10 is available as a Metro style app and as a desktop app. The desktop app continues to fully support all plug-ins and extensions .
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by jmilloy 15y ago
That just sounds like a different product. I wouldn't want anyone to be able to pop in and watch my interview. Also, are you sure that it does already exist?
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I had the opposite reaction. >I’m convinced that if we had the idea for a daily deal aggregator back in 2007 or 2008 or even 2009, we wouldn’t have gotten traction because we would have messed it up. >But, after two and half years o
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> Type Optimizations: One of the most important aspects of enabling performance on JavaScript is to create an efficient type system. The IE9 script engine uses many of the techniques common in modern dynamic language implementations, in
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by jmilloy 15y ago
You're paying for other features... let's say the cost of Spotify not being P2P increases the price by N dollars per month. The "free" users pay N, paying customers pay $5+N or $10+N. I think it's different to complain that they don't off
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You have made be interested to monitor mine and find out...
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Does the author expect the service to stay free and also remove the p2p features that make it work? Okay, yeah, sort of because he wants to be able to limit bandwidth. But not really. Rather than complaining about upstream traffic, he compl
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This seems like an adequate solution. It makes me wonder if some time there will be streaming music services that require you to have the program running for at least a minimum of hours a day in order to receive the free service. Or better
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>This is just another blogger to piss on Spotify for some strange reason, to the point where they make up stuff. Why do you assume that, just because upstream traffic is not high for you, it isn't for anyone else?

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