jomohke

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by jomohke 13y ago
Both are correct. - As a noun, it means "road" ("El Camino" – "The Road"). - As a verb, it's a conjugation of "caminar" ("to walk" or "to go"). The -o ending makes it "I walk" or "I go".
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by jomohke 13y ago
Out of interest, what stack are you running on? The Spring apps I've worked with in the past (plain Tomcat+Spring) never took more than a few seconds to boot (and most changes could be hot deployed without a restart).
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by jomohke 14y ago
If you compiled immediately you would probably find that your games performed much worse, because the compiler would have very little information about the functions and the kind of arguments that will be passed to them. Once a function has
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by jomohke 14y ago
That doesn't sound typical. Have you tried doing a Firefox reset? I've seen it make a large improvement to performance, especially with older Firefox profiles: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/reset-firefox-easily-fi... (In short: Go
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by jomohke 14y ago
It shouldn't need to download plugins and dependencies every time you build, only the first time. Had you disabled the use of a local cache?
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by jomohke 14y ago
I think calling it 'stupid' is a little strong. There are hundreds of millions of iOS users, and many newspapers exist serving cities with smaller populations than that. iOS is also a very different environment with regards to payment: - On
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by jomohke 14y ago
They fit in while doing other tasks. For me: cooking, driving and exercising. I only have a ten minute commute, but cooking twice a day and exercising add quite a bit of time. I also listen to them at faster speeds. People generally talk sl
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by jomohke 14y ago
The Huffington Post is good too: http://elections.huffingtonpost.com/2012/results
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by jomohke 14y ago
Haven't iPhones always supported HTML5 video with H.264? People still complained about the lack of flash.
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by jomohke 14y ago
It's not a bug. It overwrites the file by design. The old model was revert-by-default. You had to manually save your changes. The new model is save-by-default. You have to manually revert your changes. In the "File" -> "Revert To..." me
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by jomohke 14y ago
It's not a matter of intelligence. It may be a comedy, but most of their reviews are grounded in some level of truth, and for many people the segment will have been their only exposure to electric vehicles.
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by jomohke 14y ago
The same as an analog watch - when time stops.
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by jomohke 14y ago
It will remember that you last had the CSS/HTML windows open when you reopen them. I like that it takes less screen space by default, given that most of my usage is just selecting and analysing the CSS. It's great on a Macbook air.
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by jomohke 15y ago
You need to write a full Python parser to get similar intelligence in vim - and it would be difficult to do smoothly given that vim plugins can't communicate with a long-running process as the code-assist emacs plugins do (which is my bigge
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by jomohke 15y ago
There's also IntelliJ, an IDE from the guys that make Resharper. We moved from Eclipse to IntelliJ a few years ago and aren't looking back. It "just works", has (had?) more reliable and advanced refactoring, and the support for other langu
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by jomohke 15y ago
Related reading: Taste for Makers by PG http://www.paulgraham.com/taste.html
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by jomohke 15y ago
Agreed. Ctrl-Click works on the rare occasion that you want to right click in an OS X app.
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by jomohke 15y ago
Missing 'ñ' and 'ü'. ¡quiero leer español!
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by jomohke 15y ago
I remember reading years ago (possibly on Wikipedia's Scene article) that the multipart RAR thing was for faster distribution among the network of servers: Other servers can start downloading parts before the current server has finished fet
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by jomohke 15y ago
http://www.html5rocks.com/en/features/presentation The "Try this" demos on this page show features that Firefox supports, yet they only have "-webkit" prefixed styles so they don't work. Is the page out of date? Many of the features have
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by jomohke 15y ago
There's no guarantee that a project will be successful – your funds are treated as a donation. Here's a story from a few weeks ago of a failed kickstarter: http://a.wholelottanothing.org/2012/01/lessons-for-kickstart...
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by jomohke 15y ago
The Model S is a more conventional sedan (no wing doors) and starts at $49,900 – which is getting closer to the middle class. Like with any new technology, prices will come down with time. http://www.teslamotors.com/models/options
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by jomohke 15y ago
You don't have to pay the driver. Currently it's more expensive for me to take a taxi (in Australia) because the wage of the driver outweighs the extra costs (and inefficiency) associated with running my own car. You see a lot more taxis in
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by jomohke 15y ago
Ars Technica did a great series on the technology and economics of self driving cars a few years ago: http://arstechnica.com/old/content/2008/09/future-of-driving...
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by jomohke 16y ago
http://www.lingq.com has the option to either pay (it's pretty cheap), or swap (You give lessons in your native language to earn points, and spend those points on lessons). I haven't used it yet (I'm still too much of a beginner) but I he
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by jomohke 16y ago
The iPhone version has drastically increased my use of Anki. I do most of my Anki revision through my iPhone: I can use it anytime I have 30 seconds to spare. Such as waiting for the dentist, waiting at a pedestrian crossing, waiting for br
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by jomohke 16y ago
1) I think people really overestimate the effort required to learn a new language. When I've changed projects in the past, learning the language was much easier than learning the codebase and project/business requirements. If I was asse
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by jomohke 16y ago
Thanks for the reply patio, I haven't heard of the issues with delegation before. Phishing attacks could definitely be a big potential problem. I'd be interested in seeing how much of the phishing and usability problems could be solved via
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by jomohke 16y ago
Sorry, that confusion was my fault: I posted the first line of my reply, and then realised I should mention delegation, so I edited it in. He must have loaded the page between the two.
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by jomohke 16y ago
Your email address probably already links all of your online accounts. Unlike an ID card you can have as many OpenID accounts as you wish – they can be freely created just as easily as email addresses. The solution is the same as for email:

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