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by joesb 13y ago
And people use single tone of voice, never emphasize their voice, and never use hand gesture, right?
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by joesb 13y ago
Right, when the professor choose popsicle assignment, he clearly want everyone to "grasped the difference" and do nothing about popsicle at all. May be everyone of his assignment is always this meta zen like assignment. Kim would
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by joesb 13y ago
Because his client in this case doesn't really have money at stakes. Also "I expect you to break the rule" is a saying that cannot be taken without any scope, it still doesn't mean punching the professor until he give yo
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by joesb 13y ago
So big company can infringe on small company's patents with tiny revenue because if it's cheaper than actually buying the license?
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by joesb 13y ago
What do you mean? Rails support running over HTTPS. Or are you suggesting that Rails never run over HTTP only?
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by joesb 13y ago
Which is the point of pearjuice's post about the logic not being too thin. Also duplicating same verification logic on both client and server does not make the server thinner, it only makes the client fatter.
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by joesb 13y ago
So, in the end, do you get all the feature of Devise back with Clojure (and its library, of course). Do you have to reimplement CSRF correctly yourself? What you describe about Rails is a problem with using third party library/framew
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by joesb 13y ago
But even if you personally visit the factory, how do you know that guy in a mouth cover working over there is a college student being forced to work?
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by joesb 13y ago
Then you might as well say Apple already secretly have finger scanner since iPhone first generation and already sent that data over the wire. Or may be there are also finger scanner on your keyboard right now!!! Also that video-cam on most
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by joesb 13y ago
It's a little concerning using library claims to be about "semantic" when the demo code doesn't even care about using the semantic tag for button. It makes you worried if the author actually knows what he's doing.
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by joesb 13y ago
You can translate error into user friendly message easier when the source error is structured. You cannot as easily translate arbitrary error string to user friendly message.
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by joesb 13y ago
Scratch is not Flow-based programming. It's semi visual programming for kids, it only eliminate syntax error for kids but still produces code-like output.
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by joesb 13y ago
Should have made the kid create PC from sand and metal. CLI still kills their curiosity about how transistor is made.
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by joesb 13y ago
> -file permissions, users, and processes on Linux. Available from most GUI file browser. > -environmental variables Available on GUI. > -package management Synaptic, or some package management GUI. > -what a daemon is There&#x2
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by joesb 13y ago
Looks like someone rediscovers Prototype.js. jQuery does not extends DOM because it does not work. Library before jQuery choose extending the DOM approach and chaos happens, that's why jQuery got popular. In the end the author said &qu
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by joesb 13y ago
> The DOM gives you NodeList for querySelectorAll and an Element for querySelector. Because querySelector and querySelectorAll is not the same function, it can return different things. I don't know how this apply to your case where
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by joesb 13y ago
They sell supports. Theorically, they don't even have to contribute to development of Linux at all.
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by joesb 13y ago
I thought MySQL AB has dual licensing model and that business can pay for commercial non-GPL MySQL.
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by joesb 13y ago
You are allowed to play with the hardware. You can remove/change chipsets, install anything, take it to skydiving or burn it. Doesn't mean they have to make it easy for you to do it.
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by joesb 13y ago
The increased safety in future car cannot save his already dead relative. So it was selfless, it didn't alter his past, didn't make anything better for him.
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by joesb 13y ago
And if speeding repeatedly banned the driver from driving, then you'll run out of ambulance driver after a day. Or let's put a man in jail because he break the law three times (even if all those cases would be exempted in current
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by joesb 13y ago
> In that case it the point would be: "should match the traffic flow requirements". And that's simple? What's the requirements ? Might as well just say "people should be good", and say that's simple la
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by joesb 13y ago
Then who decides if you have broken the law? Obviously cops have no right either. Only the ruler can decides? So ruler spent every seconds telling people whether they can talk/walk/eat?
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by joesb 13y ago
Also, if something use case comes up that your software didn't handle, you can write new code to handle it and rerun the old data. You cannot do that with law, you can't write new law and use it to punish past action.
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by joesb 13y ago
Now I have to make sure both sides of the photo look good before taking one.
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by joesb 13y ago
1. If this awesome performance mode is turned on automatically when the app needs it. Then it must have turn on automatically for the benchmark without actually checking the application name, right? 2. Otherwise, if it require the applicati
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by joesb 13y ago
You don't need magic, you only need to be able to think; nature cannot think. Otherwise you would see nature making spacecraft or using binary search everywhere.
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by joesb 13y ago
If he convert all bitcoin to USD and bitcoin value went down, he can the previous USD to buy the promised bitcoin and payback.
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by joesb 13y ago
Step 1 is more like: "Given all of the kids who would grow up to be the smartest 50% of the people in the world." The problem is we are not able to predict this first step.
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by joesb 13y ago
I like pure design concept, without regarding to technical limitation. I like pure technology design concept without regarding to economical consideration. This design is just plain form design plus some wanna-be technical terms.

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