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by joesb 14y ago
TurboLink does less, so there are less things to screw up. TurboLink always replace the whole body, not just part of the page. There's no input focus to maintain. Server side render a page the same regardless of whether it's fetched normall
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by joesb 14y ago
> but what you're paying for is that tool on that day. Well, not exactly with Kick Starter project. And, I believe, most people bought Sublime Text 2 when it was in beta, giving funds to develop the tool to what it was today. > ST3
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by joesb 14y ago
> It reminds me of people bitching that iOS 6 runs slow on iPhone 3Gs. Yeah, because last release of iPhone was iPhone 3G. And because there were only one bug fixed release of iOS on iPhone 4 and 4S. Oh, wait, that's not true.
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by joesb 14y ago
I felt the same way with the author. When Sublime Text 2 was in development, the developer gets to keep working on then somewhat buggy editor because of early adopters. It was the first editor I bought because I truly believe its potential.
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by joesb 14y ago
YAGNI. There's nothing wrong with not acquiring new skill either. It depends on how soon/often you will need to use the skill in the future. Also on how urgent you need to do it if the need arises.
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by joesb 14y ago
But one VM can host multiple Rails instances, each on different port. That's what Passenger or Unicorn do, acting as proxy of group of locally spawn Rails instances.
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by joesb 14y ago
In that case he wants someone to also be continuously interact with him. Not all kind of work fit working remotely. Next you probably are going to comment about how they still don't allow cleaning maid to work from home, right?
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by joesb 14y ago
Still more DOS, Directory traversal and CSRF vulnerabilities.
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by joesb 14y ago
Please read the whole article before commenting.
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[*class|="text"] will also matched textWarning, textInfo, textCenter, etc.
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by joesb 14y ago
English is not my native language but I hate code with non-English variable names.
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I guess that only works for really simple project. Once you bring in third party libraries, your own common library, your own multiple layers of abstraction, this naming convention means almost nothing. It pays the price of annoying program
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by joesb 14y ago
So she was pissed that the organizer wants to make room for two men for the talk. Should a male speaker be pissed too if he were the one that got kicked out because organizer wanted to make room for a women? Seems like the author wants orga
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by joesb 14y ago
> when at work, you just send your car back on it's own for the wife and kids. And I have to wait for my car to come back if I have any immediate need to use it during the day? > If your neighbor has different hours than you have, y
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by joesb 14y ago
On the other hand, many if not most businesses run just fine getting only 20-40% profit. Some business even run on being able to get only 2-5% profit for each investment, but re-invest tens of times per month. Why must software project have
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by joesb 14y ago
Changing predefined wallpaper is not reinventing the wheel. Neither is adding one line to `.gitignore`.
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by joesb 14y ago
So does Java. But, same as in Perl, it was not included in standard library.
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by joesb 14y ago
But the article did not talk about the latest school tragedy. It talked about gun control in general, including using gun to commit crime like, for example, robbing a bank.
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by joesb 14y ago
Pipe hidden behind the wall still has to be beautiful in relative to how the plumber have to work with it. If some plumber hide pipe behind the wall in a way that makes any maintenance impossible, then it's probably "ugly" for plumber stand
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by joesb 14y ago
Saying that that was a proof of spending 15 minutes to search about Reddit API would save his time implied that kybernetyk didn't do that research. But kybernetyk already said he did the research before and that Reddit's API is not good eno
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by joesb 14y ago
The poster attributes "Don't compromise" to Steve Jobs. Jobs probably demanded only Done and Perfect.
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by joesb 14y ago
Why does it have to be infinite? Every restaurant has left over at the end of the day. Is it wrong for the homeless to pick up food from those shop during the day without paying? Is it wrong for the homeless to sleep in your house in the ro
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by joesb 14y ago
What's the percentage of male programmer to female programmer? In the extreme example, if 0% of female in England were programmer then it wouldn't matter if 99% of the population were female, you were still not going to expect 99 speaker ou
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by joesb 14y ago
> Because they evidently were unable to make an unconscious effort? What evidence? If they choose speaker based on purely technical factor and ended up with all white-male, why must they change the result?
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by joesb 14y ago
> You've got jQuery on your own site. Why are you moaning about it? May be he does not. May be He uses Dojo, Prototype or any other JS library. At least jQuery doesn't extends Object and Array like other libraries so it's quite safe to
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by joesb 14y ago
> If you don't know approximately what your functions are doing, you should never call them under any circumstances. Then why would I use an editor that its main selling point is how easy it is to do that?
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by joesb 14y ago
If I can do it only when it makes sense, I would default to "don't do it". So what's the point of binding it to oh-so-convenient shortcut key, when I have to think about when I can do it? What's the different from using terminal or Makefile
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by joesb 14y ago
> ... capital/lowercase, roman style (i.e. non-script) lettering, spaces ... I think this are poor man's syntax hi-lighting. Or at least physical world implementation of syntax hi-lighting. After all, you don't want to carry a lots of c
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by joesb 14y ago
Air also has a fair amount of air in itself. If 1 cube of a meterial has x% aerographite + (100-x)% air, while air has x% air + (100-x)% air, the material is still going to be lighter than air.
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by joesb 14y ago
> While the material may be very light, I'm certain its weight is nonzero (and non-negative). This doesn't even make sense. I don't know, if you coat a plastic with air, does it get heavier?

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