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721.
by lexicality 10y ago
Since the article doesn't link to it, you can see more of his work here: http://gravity.ir/
722.
by lexicality 10y ago
What flags do you have particular problems with and what could you see as a replacement for them?
723.
by lexicality 10y ago
I'm using Inbox in FireFox right now with no issues at all?
724.
by lexicality 11y ago
Do you not try to be friends with your colleagues? You spend about a third of your life at work, it seems to me that you should try to make it as enjoyable as possible.
725.
by lexicality 11y ago
I thought this was such an important contribution to the world that I made a NodeJS API so people can use it more easily. https://www.npmjs.com/package/booleans.io
726.
by lexicality 11y ago
Any time I see one of these rants I can't help but assume that the author has never been remotely involved with hiring from the other end. The sheer volume of crap resumes you get from people that can't code is utterly astoundin
727.
by lexicality 11y ago
Are you using libsass or ruby sass? I work with a 10k loc monstrosity that took 4s+ to compile in ruby and it now takes 3~400ms to compile in watch mode, with all the overhead from Grunt & autoprefixer added. Shit's fast yo.
728.
by lexicality 11y ago
Looking at the screenshot I thought "Wow, I can see why Github would be annoyed at that" before realising that was their proposed not-at-all-like-github-now-honestly new UI. Their demo looks like they just stole Github's CSS
729.
by lexicality 11y ago
A struct.
730.
by lexicality 11y ago
I would not describe a breaking change every three months as stable. I like the upgrade paths but can you really say with a straight face that an API is stable if the code you write could be invalid a few months later? That's a mainten
731.
by lexicality 11y ago
Possibly because it was very poor when it first came out? That's certainly why I switched away.
732.
by lexicality 11y ago
Perhaps now that Google has taken steps to block websites that display these ads, Google should take steps to stop accepting these ads onto their network in the first place. Most of the time when I see those DOWNLOAD/PLAY buttons, th
733.
by lexicality 11y ago
There are various sites such as oddsmonkey that do a lot of the effort of finding price disparities for you, so you can arb with confidence. Regarding bonus arbing, as long as you don't get banned lots of places perform regular stunts
734.
by lexicality 11y ago
> I still don't know how I feel about GitLab. My initial reaction was that they were an underhanded, cheap knockoff of GitHub. It felt kind of dirty, like they were stealing GitHub's thunder and giving it away for free. Seems l
735.
by lexicality 11y ago
Please don't walk against the flow, it inconveniences so many people. :( In some cases it can half the throughput for a coridoor as people walking in the right direction have to slow down and merge into another line just so you can go
736.
by lexicality 11y ago
As is this - it's all just carbon in the end.
737.
by lexicality 11y ago
You don't consider somebody writing their own browser from scratch to be frontpage worthy?
738.
by lexicality 11y ago
You can't zoom in normal apps.
739.
by lexicality 11y ago
- WinKey-R - narrator <enter>
740.
by lexicality 11y ago
I went to Japan a couple of years ago and one of the ATMs we used had an internal conveyor system of some kind, which resulted in it ejecting the card with the cash and receipt simultaneously from the same slot. I've always wondered wh
741.
by lexicality 11y ago
Literally unusable in the case of MS Edge on a tablet - it appears to completely ignore touch input.
742.
by lexicality 11y ago
> Nobody is going be around to remember that the strange block of code is there to handle Palm Pilots. Unless someone puts a comment above it? Literate programming isn't the only method of documenting code.
743.
by lexicality 11y ago
You mean like Greasemonkey?
744.
by lexicality 11y ago
> Enterprise networks that use 802.1X can't be shared. If you connect to one of these enterprise networks at work or somewhere else, those network credentials won't be shared with any of your contacts.
745.
by lexicality 11y ago
Which is why you should try to make sure people know your reasons when making decisions in the first place. Someone once said "write your commit messages as if they're going to be read by a maniac with a machete who knows where yo
746.
by lexicality 11y ago
While everything gets done for a reason, that reason isn't always sane. I'm on the refactor tractor at the moment and "fuck it ship it" has a lot to answer for in terms of unexpected and unwanted fences.
747.
by lexicality 12y ago
Just pop the EURion constellation in them somewhere (ideally a number of variations of it). http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EURion_constellation