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811.
by kibibu 13y ago
Besides, my Grandma used to say it all the time! I'm bringing it back! --- I don't think the correct response when called out the use of a racist stereotype is to claim it's silly and trivial.
812.
by kibibu 13y ago
My favourite: 1. For a Linux user, you can already build such a system yourself quite trivially by getting an FTP account, mounting it locally with curlftpfs, and then using SVN or CVS on the mounted filesystem. From Windows o
813.
by kibibu 13y ago
After playing with Foundation, I must say SCSS's variable defaults [1] are a much cleaner way of handling configuration than LESS's. [1] http://sass-lang.com/docs/yardoc/file.SASS_REFERENCE.html#va...
814.
by kibibu 13y ago
I'm not allowed to sell my own body parts, does this mean they're not mine?
815.
by kibibu 13y ago
Bootstrap is written in LESS, which lets you do exactly the same thing. You have to get the source though.
816.
by kibibu 13y ago
I think this is a false analogy. GitHub did not create Git, nor is their code open source.
817.
by kibibu 13y ago
I'm going to assume the "ultra hackable" is thanks to requesting '../../phpmyadmin/config.php' or whatever. Oddly enough, I can't easily see any way to load a random (system-level) python module,
818.
by kibibu 13y ago
http://www.wtfpl.net/ is pretty cool too, if only because any court transcripts involving disputes would be pretty hilarious.
819.
by kibibu 13y ago
In the "old days" you'd get most of your spam from sticking your address on a web page, and having a spam crawler find it.
820.
by kibibu 13y ago
...a dependence of which we are not conscious.2
821.
by kibibu 13y ago
> some high-profile applications such as Basecamp still suck in Opera, for no apparent reason That's interesting, and I can see it being potentially self-perpetuating. It's broken because Opera numbers are too low to allocate r
822.
by kibibu 13y ago
After developing for Netscape 3 and 4, IE4-6 were a breath of fresh air. if(document.layers) ...
823.
by kibibu 13y ago
U.S. availability only?
824.
by kibibu 13y ago
It hadn't really been widely used for anything more than image rollovers though. His concerns arose when entire apps began being written in client-side javascript
825.
by kibibu 13y ago
You have options. On Mac, use Pixelmator. Elsewhere, learn GIMP. I cut the Adobe cord a long time ago and don't even miss it anymore.
826.
by kibibu 13y ago
I've been referring to the Django source nearly as much as the docs lately, and it's actually very pleasant to "unmask the magician", as it were.
827.
by kibibu 13y ago
As opposed to the Generic Blue Square icons Apple used for everything previously? iOS < 7 had totally non-distinctive icons for Safari, Mail, App Store, Weather and Stocks. I don't think a lack of distinction compared to previous ed
828.
by kibibu 13y ago
You have just made a huge improvement on my work life! Thanks so much
829.
by kibibu 13y ago
150ppi? What is this, the dark ages?
830.
by kibibu 13y ago
Which social features would you say are missing, bearing in mind that Bitbucket has teams, issue tracking, wikis, pull requests and code review features?
831.
by kibibu 13y ago
I use and enjoy using Mercurial for most of my projects. But it has nothing , NOTHING as good as git rebase -i
832.
by kibibu 13y ago
Braintree are in Australia, and their API is quite lovely these days. edit: apologies, I didn't realize braintree required a merchant account as well.
833.
by kibibu 13y ago
Apologies, you're right. http://graphics.pixar.com/library/RayTracingCars/paper.pdf
834.
by kibibu 13y ago
I appreciate the clear description of local vs global illumination. This isn't quite what the article is discussing though. Pixar have had a global illumination system in place at least since Up , and maybe earlier [1]. However, it was one
835.
by kibibu 13y ago
And first you have to build the Murcielago
836.
by kibibu 13y ago
Which is why gcc -Werror is a good idea
837.
by kibibu 13y ago
If it saved your company > $100k a year, you'd probably rollout Chrome or at least ChromeFrame
838.
by kibibu 13y ago
Count the number of times you wrote "can" vs how many times you typed "does". Similar stuff happens with C++ compilers all the time, where certain code "can" help the compiler but, in practice, doesn't always. The linked benchmarks do sho
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by kibibu 13y ago
Check this out (from the asm.js spec) function add1(x) { x = x|0; // x : int return (x+1)|0; } This declares x to be an int in asm.js, which allows a bunch of optimizations. In a non-asm.js engine, it is an extr
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by kibibu 13y ago
Presumably the first step on the road to a self-compiling C compiler was written in B.

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