likeclockwork

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   by likeclockwork 14y ago

   My parser seems to be broken.
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   by likeclockwork 14y ago

   Sometimes the user is to blame. We can't eliminate all possible danger and coat the world in foam rubber because someone people are accident prone. That's not user-driven logic, that's bureaucrat logic, and pushing for education as a way to
3. 543.▲
   by likeclockwork 14y ago

   Saying that every software project in a specific domain should use the same codebase is madness.
4. 544.▲
   by likeclockwork 14y ago

   You're basically saying there should only be one web browser and no one should try alternate approaches to common problems unless they're starting with the same codebase. Being open source doesn't change the fact that it's the same codebase
5. 545.▲
   by likeclockwork 14y ago

   Yeah, they were definitely being facetious.
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   by likeclockwork 14y ago

   Wow. The devs at Mozilla are really working it. I mean, with empscripten, Firefox OS, Firefox browser, and now asm.js... they're about to force everyone onto their own terms. This is clearly a big move and the beginning of a major victory f
7. 547.▲
   by likeclockwork 14y ago

   It is very nice to develop for. Firefox isn't terrible but its developer tools always seem a little clunkier than Chrome's.
8. 548.▲
   by likeclockwork 14y ago

   No one killed Aaron Swartz. He killed himself. He could have become a political prisoner. He might have beat the charges. He would have gotten out eventually. The only cause he is a martyr to now is mental illness.
9. 549.▲
   by likeclockwork 14y ago

   You could say the same thing about externally directed violence, but I don't think anyone wants to hear that.
10. 550.▲
    by likeclockwork 14y ago

    It's just a word.
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    by likeclockwork 14y ago

    I'll work with either, but kebab-case(or snake-case with dashes if you prefer) is a lot more readable in HTML source for me. Also, all their CSS classes were kebab-case anyway, so it makes sense that they'd change their variables to match.
12. 552.▲
    by likeclockwork 14y ago

    I think Rails has already succeeded. What is winning?
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    by likeclockwork 14y ago

    I can't even believe there WAS a shopping cart patent. I mean, what? How else are you supposed to do it? I mean.. seriously? They patented the concept of keeping track of things a customer intends to buy? If no one had ever done this before
14. 554.▲
    by likeclockwork 14y ago

    So you're saying these jobs are only done under the threat of starvation?
15. 555.▲
    by likeclockwork 14y ago

    They could lubricate the chain with lard.
16. 556.▲
    by likeclockwork 14y ago

    Pretty cool, reminds me of this: http://al.chemy.org/
17. 557.▲
    by likeclockwork 14y ago

    This is a trend lately. The hip new restaurants are all echo chambers. They don't have any sound absorbing features at all.
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    by likeclockwork 14y ago

    It's like when you buy a picture frame and it comes with a charming picture of someone else's family in it.
19. 559.▲
    by likeclockwork 14y ago

    Usability doesn't mean ease of use.
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    by likeclockwork 14y ago

    I find myself thinking about the historical criticism that has been aimed at the Linux ecosystem, that it lacks design awareness and doesn't have a unified aesthetic principle.. Then I see something like this and I wonder if in a way that w
21. 561.▲
    by likeclockwork 14y ago

    You know what you have to do. Don't wait for someone else to tell you.
22. 562.▲
    by likeclockwork 14y ago

    This isn't Linux. This error message actually explains all of his problems.