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901.
by llimllib 16y ago
Are you sure that the binary is virus free? Why do you believe so? (I suspect it is, but how do I know?)
902.
by llimllib 16y ago
No worries, color me unoffended. I should have generated the message I was talking about before I posted anyway.
903.
by llimllib 16y ago
see above, I edited to add what I'm talking about
904.
by llimllib 16y ago
just "git commit" after that, not "git commit README.md" edit: it's infuriating that yc won't let me reply to you, so I have to reply in this edit. Anyway. "git commit" says to git: "move anything in the index (i.e. things which I have 'git
905.
by llimllib 16y ago
Also, doesn't it tell you to do thst when the conflict happens? edit, yup: $ git status # On branch master # Your branch and 'origin/master' have diverged, # and have 1 and 1 different commit(s) each, respectively. #
906.
by llimllib 16y ago
and ten minutes after you posted this the guy posted a defense that at the very least passes the sniff test. You think maybe you should let an argument happen before you, you know, make snarky comments?
907.
by llimllib 16y ago
> Once upon a time there were four smart women named Louise Sivy, Helen Braun, Ethel Rew, and Patricia Troy who saw a need for an independent early childhood and elementary program offering small classes and a challenging multi-faceted
908.
by llimllib 16y ago
Only in the small! Comfort yourself with the great narrative arc of humanity.
909.
by llimllib 16y ago
No server-side code allowed, but you can work all the jquery magic you want and they have a facility for static pages with arbitrary URLs. I'd probably not recommend selling it to a business, because, for example, here's how I'd do an image
910.
by llimllib 16y ago
In order: 1) your blog will have to use their URL structure, /post/:id/:slug . But who is really bugged by that? Seems a sane structure to me. 2) fact. If disqus comments are a showstopper for you, you've got to find a different service. 3)
911.
by llimllib 16y ago
Well, at the risk of derailing the conversation... I've extensively customized tumblr. I have beefs about some other elements of their service, but what sort of customization are you talking about that's not possible with tumblr?
912.
by llimllib 17y ago
The only thing that bothers me is the method of executing the search on Mr. Chen. In this case, it's not like he has ever been hiding anything, so did they need to bust in his door, execute a search warrant, and seize his computers? It seem
913.
by llimllib 17y ago
canvas is simpler, with more complete support, and tends to be faster. SVG is a huge spec, while canvas' can be read in a sitting.
914.
by llimllib 17y ago
Same experience here.
915.
by llimllib 17y ago
I uploaded it to slideshare with Scott's permission, and the notes are certainly included there: http://www.slideshare.net/llimllib/the-future-of-computer-sc...
916.
by llimllib 17y ago
counterpoint: monthly is exactly the right pace for geek news. Much of what we read and comment on here is ephemeral crap, and due to the pace of HN there are many repeats of well-known information. There are only a few good, innovative,
917.
by llimllib 17y ago
Who is voting up this schlock? On Hacker News? Really?
918.
by llimllib 17y ago
By the way, Felix Salmon is a remarkably good writer to whom you should subscribe. I don't think he gets enough attention relative to how well he writes.
919.
No problem, we'll adjust the data to fit the model(stat.columbia.edu)
57 points by llimllib 17y ago|14 comments
920.
by llimllib 17y ago
A Much More interesting article about climate data: http://www.stat.columbia.edu/~cook/movabletype/archives/2010... . (Agreed with the other commenters, I refuse to take FN as a serious source)
921.
by llimllib 17y ago
there's nothing there?
922.
by llimllib 17y ago
Not to mention the ridiculous images interspersed every 2 paragraphs. How did those not bug anybody enough to post about it here? Am I 2? Do I need to be reading a picture book? Could he at least have chosen relevant images? No thanks.
923.
by llimllib 17y ago
who said that's a bad thing? All I tried to say is that it's possible to both be actively looking for members and simultaneously rejecting them at the same time; possibly without even realizing it. So even when you think you're being inclus
924.
by llimllib 17y ago
Side note: why is this article (atm, 64 points 2 hours ago) below one on the home page with 22 points submitted 3 hours ago?
925.
by llimllib 17y ago
> I hate to be that guy, but seriously? I have never witnessed this kind of behavior before. In fact, from my experience at Cal, all of the student groups are absolutely desperate for anyone to join, let alone a girl! Alright, I'm a dud
926.
by llimllib 17y ago
I did indeed just take the link from her twitter.
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I'm a Barbie Girl in a CS World(scribd.com)
90 points by llimllib 17y ago|81 comments
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by llimllib 17y ago
I'm just presenting a method that's worked for me, not saying it'll work for him. (I know that feeling of being an impressive procrastinator though. I think I fuel on guilt due to my catholic upbringing, that's why it works for me :)
929.
by llimllib 17y ago
I've believed in simplicity for a long time, the wife not so much. I'd given up on getting her to buy in, when our house burned down (nobody was hurt). Now we both believe in simplicity! (also: buy renters' insurance, even if you're poor.
930.
by llimllib 17y ago
> My idea is different from what others have done It's not entirely new, of course. I call it the "This American Life" model.

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