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by k4st 18y ago
None of those are particularly interesting or lead to better coding practices. For example: dropping braces for block statements is a convention; it doesn't inherently make someone a better programmer. It's also not by any means 'advanced'.
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by k4st 18y ago
I'm confused. Are both 'affect' and 'effect' valid in the case of "... have a huge * on ...". It seems as though 'affect' was misused there because the usage is also the definition and so she should have written: "greatly affects" or "has a
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by k4st 18y ago
I think that the light grey font coupled with the small amount of line spacing makes it difficult to read article bodies. Otherwise, I've registered and made my first post :) As a side note, other than the lack of members, what makes your s
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by k4st 18y ago
Can someone tell me what is ground breaking about their system?
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by k4st 18y ago
... because a Roomba can only vacuum and do nothing else.
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by k4st 18y ago
The example given in the articles entirely fails to describe functions as being first-class citizens. Python also lacks full continuations, unless the article is referring to Stackless Python. What is described in the article as continuatio
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by k4st 19y ago
One thing that seems problematic is having too many trends. How do you plan on motivating users to discover added but unknown trends on your website so that they might be able to see the light of day?
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by k4st 19y ago
That's why you need to use the weather network.
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by k4st 19y ago
If you're worried about security when eval'ing js, check out: http://www.hedgerwow.com/360/dhtml/js_safe_eval/demo.php
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by k4st 19y ago
Sort of like browsershots, but taken to the next level. Took a while for the image to show up but once that happened it was quite cool. This seems particularly useful where you want to be able to quote images/diagrams from a page, tables, e