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by jrajav 14y ago
Am I crazy for actually liking that page you linked? I much prefer a site to carefully craft an article much like a paper magazine would, with the presentation given a great deal of thought as well as the content. You get to see high-qual
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by jrajav 14y ago
I second this so much. Please write it up.
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by jrajav 14y ago
I think the main issue here is generational. The first generation to grow up with computers permeating many aspects of their lives has left college and entered the workforce in full swing. The internet generation is just about to get there.
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by jrajav 14y ago
It isn't just fullscreen video, it's fullscreen anything . Anything that doesn't exhibit that behavior is using a fullscreen "hack," i.e. the way they did it before Lion.
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by jrajav 14y ago
Well, it automatically implies a pretty high baseline of performance and (if it's done right) unmatched portability.
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by jrajav 14y ago
Because it's already there, perhaps?
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by jrajav 14y ago
They certainly won't go away , no, but I think there's enough to indicate that Microsoft could lose some of its presence in the personal computing space.
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by jrajav 14y ago
I'm not sure this discussion applies to MVC as easily as you're making out. It's a design pattern, not a code pattern. Let's make it more general, though. How would a language that "gets rid" of the problem of modular code look like? That i
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by jrajav 14y ago
Isn't MVC a specific case of "make your code modular"? I don't have as much confidence that I can imagine a language getting rid of that.
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by jrajav 14y ago
The "keys instead of notations" idea is neat, but it makes it a little more difficult to visually parse, and more importantly, it ignores other keyboard layouts. For such a small article it's not a big deal, but if this were a larger list,
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by jrajav 14y ago
You might also like its Markdown soul brother, http://gist.io/
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by jrajav 14y ago
The more honest but less interesting subheader: Given n integers 1 ≤ ai ≤ n - 1, can you detect duplicates in O(1) space and O(n) time?
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by jrajav 14y ago
He actually first mentioned the idea as early as 2004: http://web.archive.org/web/20040602202609/http://homepages.c...
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by jrajav 14y ago
"Implementation-specific behavior [..] which might very well vary" In other words, the very definition of undefined behavior; You cannot reason about how the program will behave. This topic has already been covered fairly well on SO: htt
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by jrajav 14y ago
I've always used Ctrl-[. It's there in all Vim installs, doesn't conflict with anything else that I know of, and is a quick, no-glance pinky shift for both hands (assuming you remap your Capslock to Control). Edit: Ninja'd by top-level comm
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by jrajav 14y ago
Shouldn't it have been a 'but' and not an 'and', then?
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by jrajav 14y ago
My parents run a property management business and they generally charge $100 of rent after the first month. You have to have a pretty high mortgage or a pretty undesirable property (i.e. have to take low rent) for that to cut into your posi
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by jrajav 14y ago
Agree with this so much. So many people view Getting Things Done as an infomercially, buzzwordy system when it's really just a set of "best practices" for everyday thinking. You can consider it and take away whatever works for you, and it's
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by jrajav 14y ago
I think s/he meant the upcoming Haswell processor architectures, not Haskell the language.
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by jrajav 14y ago
For what it's worth, I would recommend a quoted google search of a sentence somewhere in the article content for any aggregator-esque blogs.
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by jrajav 14y ago
From the guidelines [1]: Please submit the original source. If a blog post reports on something they found on another site, submit the latter. [1]: http://ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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by jrajav 14y ago
Please link directly to the original next time. http://jobtipsforgeeks.com/2012/10/08/things-great-engineers...
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by jrajav 14y ago
I always thought that the choice of "developer" versus "programmer" swung on how multidisciplinary you had to be in order to be effective.
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by jrajav 14y ago
I'm excited and motivated to learn by these posts, and I can tell others feel the same way, but I share this sentiment. To me, it even seems a little too fair to compare it to drivers and mechanics. It's more like a pitch to drivers about h
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by jrajav 14y ago
What advantage do they have in the maps market?
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by jrajav 14y ago
We haven't seen Flash for Android anymore, either.
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by jrajav 14y ago
Vanilla Chrome keyboard shortcuts (For OS X) [1]: Command-W: Close tab Command-Shift-W: Close window Command-L: Focus omnibox Command-Enter (In omnibox): Open in new background tab Command-Shift-Enter (In omnibox): Open in new t
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by jrajav 14y ago
I thought so too but it finally loaded for me after several minutes and 125mb of memory. Could use a bit of lazy loading, I think.
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by jrajav 14y ago
tl;dr Photographer stitches together thousands of photos as a two-dimensional panorama. Very impressive and very beautiful, but the "hyperphoto" nomenclature might be a bit bombastic. Direct links to each photo: http://www.rauzier-hyperpho
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by jrajav 14y ago
Follows link, sees WP-SVBTLE theme Uh-oh. Ten bucks says half the comments are about the theme and everyone's opinions of it, the blogger, and svbtle. Comments Yessss.

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