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by jrajav 14y ago
If you have the time and inclination, you should write something up explaining this in more detail, with examples. This point is consistently brought against CoffeeScript in nearly every article about, even those for it, and it's one of the
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Conversely, though, is there any detraction from F# by not being a close member of that ecosystem? Mono and friends are not as mature or up to speed as the official .NET implementations, right? And CLR libraries and frameworks seem to targe
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Chicken Scheme(call-cc.org)
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I don't remember any of those. What I do remember is lots of discussion about flagging instead of posting comments berating a submission for being upvoted.
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Has anyone made a Chrome extension with working desktop notifications? I've tried https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/rss-alert/lemgijji... and https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/feed-notifier/njjn... , neither seem to work
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I don't think he was going for a value pitch, just a brief intro. It's really difficult to judge the value of CSS preprocessors from one-line examples, since as you say they usually end up being longer. You would have to look at larger styl
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They don't make a secret of the fact that they scan your gmail account for a lot of Google Now's functionality.
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> there's no file manager Is there one on Android?
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I have had the same T-Mobile plan for a while. I'm not sure what kind of information you want about it, but it pretty much works as advertised. The coverage and uptime is not as great as Verizon, but it's faster than AT&T (AT&T's ne
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Is there a reason recent Chrome extensions never have desktop notifications? Is non-user-initiated scraping banned or discouraged?
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Sent it off! Hopefully I guessed right.
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Thanks for the anecdote! I may actually consider it.
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I would probably like participating in something like this, but it's not really an option being on-site. Seems like it's geared towards students on summer leave, and not those who may already have a job or other obligations.
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http://developer.android.com/tools/samples/index.html
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An answer and a question: Re: "The secondary task of ranger is to psychically guess which program you want to use for opening particular files.", you can also do `open somefile' to have that file opened in its default app. And does anyone k
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I have no personal experience, so I'll defer to yours, but my impression comes from stories like this one: http://ea-spouse.livejournal.com/274.html
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Don't be mean, find a more positive and constructive output for your feelings instead - like a passive-aggressive, poorly disguised excuse for bashing another community.
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Let's see how long that lasts. It sounds like this time around is different from being unable to cancel subscriptions, or a multiplayer server going down - people who bought the game at release actually cannot play it , or encounter majo
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That page has been up since before this debacle. The actual package itself (the HTML download) is hosted on Github and subject to the takedown.
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I don't know if it was the first, but LINE is pretty insanely popular in Asia right now. I have friends from Taiwan, Japan, and China who use it, and a few of them all but insist on communicating that way!
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> If you have any money left, spend that cash on those awful, dark-alley fake review and promotion services. Take all of Ronyeh's advice, it's excellent, but you can't stop there. To succeed today in the app stores, you have to cheat, s
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by jrajav 14y ago
> This is a despicable trend. > These practices are worse than those of textile sweatshops. I think this is a pretty harmful way of portraying the issue. Don't use up all your shocking words on something like this. Sweatshop practic
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I think this is exactly what the article author was pointing out, actually.
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I think you're making a dangerous correlation between the determinism of software and the supposed determinism of skill at software development. Yes, one of the most important aspects of software development is making code that runs correct
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Here's Bellos' original post on the Internet Archive: http://web.archive.org/web/20120620174618/http://alexbellos.... And a direct link to the list of freely available digital copies compiled by John Graham-Cumming (linked to in the submi
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I currently don't use anything for personal task tracking, since I am a part of a large team and we have project management. However, in college I explored this quite a bit. Here is what I would recommend: * Text-based * If this appea
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That was in response to (and in empathy of) jacquesm' implication that this was preferable to other styles on the web, it wasn't meant to criticize this link's WM.
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Um, yes, and this kind of unstyled webpage is also the kind that makes me twitch straight to my "Make Readable" CSS-forcing bookmarklet so that I can read it in a legible size, line spacing, and line width, rather than having it trawl all t
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I think you'd have trouble buying a Mac that doesn't have multitouch support today, considering that Macbooks come with multitouch trackpads and iMacs come with Magic Mouses (with desktop trackpads advertised alongside them).
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> I had an old-style swivel tablet (Windows Vista?), and it was a fantastic device to take notes on, invaluable for classwork. OneNote + pen-input really seemed like the future of school computing...but the prices on those machines neve

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