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by ksenzee 12y ago
I would look at the list of projects Google has accepted for Google Summer of Code ( https://www.google-melange.com/gsoc/org/list/public/google/g... ). They should all be mature enough to have establi
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by ksenzee 12y ago
You have probably never worn women's jeans. They have ridiculously small pockets, barely big enough to squeeze my S5 into.
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by ksenzee 12y ago
Yes, certainly: https://getcomposer.org/doc/articles/handling-private-packag...
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by ksenzee 12y ago
That's not a hard dependency, it's a sensible default that you should be overriding if you're running composer install as part of your deployment process instead of including composer's vendor directory in your repo. Doc
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by ksenzee 12y ago
I wish there were some way to tell companies like LinkedIn not to create a shadow profile on you. I've never trusted LinkedIn enough to create an account - their email practices are too shady, and I'm totally happy with StackOverf
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by ksenzee 12y ago
Half of me is genuinely curious why Microsoft would take on the thankless task of maintaining yet another rendering engine. The other half is reliving early Trident nightmares and whimpering in a corner.
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by ksenzee 12y ago
I would suggest having YAGNI and KISS tattooed on your knuckles instead, where you'll actually see them. Unless you have a little mirror on your desk. In that case, go ahead with the forehead tattoo. (Make sure they do it backwards.)
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by ksenzee 12y ago
It would greatly surprise me if a member of the Olympic men's volleyball team said "you don't really play volleyball." People at the top of their field are way more likely to say "that's great! Keep it up!&quot
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by ksenzee 12y ago
Tampons vs. pads is like Ruby vs. Javascript. Not mutually exclusive; used in different circumstances.
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by ksenzee 12y ago
My toddler is going to love this app. He can order up flashing blue lights and a siren any time he wants!
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by ksenzee 12y ago
That was an eye-opening video. I'm not convinced that amphetamines improve attention by decreasing cognition, though. Is there research on that?
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by ksenzee 12y ago
I don't know of an established convention. I've heard people just say "within an order of magnitude." This may be a readable abuse to some, but not all; when I saw O(10) I just saw a horizontal line graph in my head and
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by ksenzee 12y ago
"Thank you to all of the developers who have participated in the ecosystem throughout the years." I'm not sure "thank" is the word they wanted.
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by ksenzee 12y ago
"Christian" is an ambiguous term. Mormons qualify as Christian by some definitions ("worships Jesus of Nazareth," "considers self Christian") but not others ("adheres to the Nicene Creed," "consi
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by ksenzee 12y ago
I love this. I've spent a lot of time between plays imagining just what kind of engineering is behind that magic first down line. Of course, I should have known it came down to this: "Our engineering team... worked around the cloc
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by ksenzee 12y ago
Recently my organization locked down GitHub admin access and moved all access requests to a custom in-house app that uses the GitHub API. I found it mildly annoying at the time. Suddenly I am not the least bit annoyed.
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by ksenzee 13y ago
I rarely use ~ for my home directory, and I type on a US keyboard. ~/ is three inconvenient keystrokes; cd<Enter> is three convenient keystrokes.
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by ksenzee 13y ago
"Conflate" is very often, and properly, used to mean "treating two unrelated things as though they were related," which I believe is exactly what the poster meant to say you are doing. You can make an argument that &quot
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by ksenzee 13y ago
Ironically, I trust Randall's graphs more than any professional-looking graphic in a newspaper or magazine.