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by lojack 13y ago
> "... falling back to using server-side components only to implement the features the browser does not yet support." Depending on the problem, that could be a prime candidate for falling back to the backend.
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by lojack 13y ago
As I like to put it, having the ability to optimize isn't considered premature optimization (IMO). Picking a technology because its fast might be a poor decision early on; picking a technology because it has the flexibility to allow you to
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by lojack 14y ago
I would go even further and use the same provisioning on vagrant as on my production servers so I could set up a mini production environment with whatever dev tools are necessary with just a single command. Recently they added the ability t
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by lojack 14y ago
In the case of any debugging in your IDE, you'd want to use remote debugging (which, I believe, rubymine supports). Otherwise, I'd connect to the virtual machine via ssh and debug there.
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by lojack 14y ago
they have, one example of this is called litecoin.
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by lojack 14y ago
I still don't understand how people treating bitcoin as an investment rather than a currency is a fundamental flaw in the algorithm.
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by lojack 14y ago
I did a back of the napkin calculation the other day to see if a botnet could reasonably reach the 50% computing power required to overwrite transactions. The largest known botnet (BredoLab @ 30,000,000 bots) with modest hardware could have
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by lojack 14y ago
> But... knowing that they are not underwritten or backed, surely they're only "worth" what somebody will pay for them. I don't understand how this is any different from a fiat currency. The value of bitcoins are currently being quantif
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by lojack 14y ago
Cleveland, OH / Remote -- Contractors Babl Media http://www.bablmedia.com/ I am the Technical Director for Babl Media, we have been around for 2 years now. We started as a design company doing custom B2C eCommerce and Content Management S
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by lojack 14y ago
I've ran into this bug before with a dotted border along with a border-radius on an element. This bugged the hell out of me and I was in contact with a friend from the IE team who was also debugging it. Finally isolated it to a small piece
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by lojack 14y ago
Love the idea, a similar thing has been pretty active on reddit lately http://www.reddit.com/r/bitcointip . The purpose is to reward people for meaningful comments and posts with more than just imaginary karma, but it also has an amazing s
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by lojack 14y ago
I've never applied to YCombinator, but I've been through interviews for other top 10 accelerators, and the insight gained from the interview was invaluable. I would guess (hope) that you get a lot more insight when participating in these pr
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by lojack 14y ago
I understand this, which is why I specifically said it wasn't wrong. Just saying that serious issues could arise when a less experienced developer shares their Dropbox folder and others treat that folder as their own clone of the repository
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by lojack 14y ago
That may work for the lone developer, but what happens when you're on a team with shared Dropbox folders, all working on the same code base concurrently. I understand your reasoning, and I'm not trying to say you are incorrect in doing this
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by lojack 14y ago
Lowering the speed limit might actually have a negative effect ( http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=1904038 ).
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by lojack 14y ago
Lucasfilm: $7 billion gross over the course of 41 years with 1,001-5,000 employees ( http://www.linkedin.com/company/lucasfilm ). Instagram: $0 over 2 years with 13 employees. That $7 billion could easily turn out to be negative profit with
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by lojack 14y ago
Well, I personally saw a game of life post earlier today. Upon doing a google search I independently discovered this search result (slightly later than the OP). If I were so motivated I would have posted it myself.
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by lojack 14y ago
So, the video made it sound like someone was holding a large amount of stocks and very quickly sold all of them (like the flash crash). It didn't lead me to believe that they were placing orders and pulling them before they could be execute
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by lojack 14y ago
I believe the term you're looking for is a commodity. Keep in mind that commodity based currencies (like gold) have existed for thousands of years. Bitcoin acts more like a commodity than these because there's a specific upper limit on the
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by lojack 14y ago
Same here, Chrome 21.0.1180.89 on ubuntu
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by lojack 14y ago
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by lojack 14y ago
> What's wrong with navigating to the product's homepage to learn more? If you're talking about the "Cheddar" homepage, there isn't actually any navigation linking to it. If you're talking about "Cheddar for Mac"'s homepage, thats equal
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by lojack 14y ago
right-border prevents users from copying the "|" character, which always seemed like the correct behavior to me.
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by lojack 14y ago
He "has them printed" and also has a dye-sub printer. He never says he has them printed using his dye-sub printer.
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by lojack 14y ago
I'd be willing to bet that in the real world a corner is actually the worst choice. It may be the most likely to get blank spaces, but its probably also more likely to box you in, and only gives you one direction of attack.
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by lojack 14y ago
I fear the point is still missed. He used the analogy of the auto mechanic, which I liked very much: "Isn't knowing how to change a tire, and when to take your car in for an oil change, sufficient?" Exactly. Learning to code is like learnin
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by lojack 14y ago
Sorry, my example was explaining how it would be done if you were using Managers. Using your example: Todo.high_priority().incomplete() would fail because the QuerySet doesn't have an incomplete() method.
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by lojack 14y ago
There's a couple reasons that's not ideal. The big one is that you'd lose filter chaining. With your example you couldn't do Todo.objects.high_priority().incomplete() The other issue is a semantic one. In your example you could do:
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by lojack 15y ago
Usually with banks, they will require that users enter their password for important requests. Additionally, servers can use the X-Frame-Options to prevent their website from being displayed in an iframe.
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by lojack 15y ago
If they are using tokens then this should be viable as long as the state is shared across servers.

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