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by jpcx01 16y ago
no worries, thanks for your work on this!
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by jpcx01 16y ago
Thank you for the lesson in morality.
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by jpcx01 16y ago
Really? You see no similarities between these 2 cases? I only see one big difference. One author cares about only himself and his own little world
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by jpcx01 16y ago
Someone, please tell me where there is a copyright notice anywhere on http://learnpythonthehardway.org/ or on the PDF http://learnpythonthehardway.org/static/LearnPythonTheHardWa... If he's so fanatical about copyright, why can't he pos
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by jpcx01 16y ago
Shut the hell up? Sorry, that's not really recommended advice to tell your developers. At least in the Ruby world, if you are on SVN, say goodbye to any competent devs. We can't work under those conditions.
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by jpcx01 16y ago
Can't wait for a CoffeeScript book.
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by jpcx01 16y ago
At least add chrome frame. So IE users have a valid option to use your site.
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by jpcx01 16y ago
It's a well done parody. But there's a message here that I'd like to refute. I would guess the gist of this project is: built in browser dom api is fine, we don't need any abstractions. So... what changed in the last 6 years? I would say:
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by jpcx01 16y ago
You get to set the domain when setting cookies so its not a huge issue either way.
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by jpcx01 16y ago
what... why? how? they got a bunch of negative publicity that proves they are immature and untrustworthy
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by jpcx01 16y ago
Any publicity != good publicity
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by jpcx01 16y ago
Yep, that I do. Isn't that the point of insurance, to protect you against catastrophic issues? Is the solution to cut your pay in half by going salaried just for the health insurance?
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by jpcx01 16y ago
Not really. I also cancel my cards once a year. It makes sure you only keep the services you absolutely need.
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by jpcx01 16y ago
I had the same urge. I had been an introverted hacker all through high school, and when I went to college wanted a change. So I joined a fraternity. It didn't work out. The frat guys were cool, but they did stuff you would expect frat guys
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by jpcx01 16y ago
Hmm... I can't see that being terribly useful. I think having it there as a default would be a distraction. If anything, should be a button or something for "use my ip address". But I imagine the 95% use case being people with cloud servers
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by jpcx01 16y ago
Yes. This is exactly what the internet needs.
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by jpcx01 16y ago
3.0, no reservations.
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by jpcx01 16y ago
Notice those twitter names are of the developers
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by jpcx01 16y ago
The federal government is going to have to get involved here at some point. When states go broke due to these exploding pension costs, the yound productive people will just move to one of the few remaining states that doesn't have this burd
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by jpcx01 16y ago
It's a good point. That and the job board seemed pretty lucrative. But I doubt it compares to just having everyone subscribe.
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by jpcx01 16y ago
Oops, yeah. Thats what I meant. Haha.. actually, maybe you don't want to take my economic advise.
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by jpcx01 16y ago
Things need to get worse before it gets better. Seems like the best idea is to ditch the Euro, deflate the currency, and wait for companies to come back when prices are cheap enough where its worth doing work there. It'd be painful, but at
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by jpcx01 16y ago
Thank God for RVM! I'm soooo happy not to have to deal with distro ruby versions anymore. Ok, so maybe I should thank Wayne instead ;-)
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by jpcx01 16y ago
Issue #3 finally looks like a real magazine. I know, its way too expensive. But I dont care, I love the thing. First time I found a magazine that I'm really actually interested in reading cover to cover.
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by jpcx01 16y ago
I completely agree here. I learned long ago that if I built something that I thought was cool, it didn't turn to dollars. The best hackers absolutely need to find a great business partner. Unless they can wing it on their own. But personall
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by jpcx01 16y ago
Sounds like atom = snippet
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by jpcx01 16y ago
6 years and it hasn't really changed. We have a 4 way browser war, yet no one wants to improve the basic textarea. W T F
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by jpcx01 16y ago
Who says I want monoculture. However when one framework breaks out and gets traction, then you get a lot of things as an end user. Documentation, stability, plethora of open source plugins. Are these things so terrible?
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by jpcx01 16y ago
Bleh. It'll just sit on TPB with 0 seeds, 0 peers for years. I'd recommend bundling it with pr0n.
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by jpcx01 16y ago
Looks cool. I concur with everyone else... how do we decide which web framework to rally behind a build a strong community?

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