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by mVChr 12y ago
Chapulines[1], a form of fried grasshopper, are already a popular dish in Oaxaca. I've had them, they're tasty, a bit like salty, earthy, not very meaty crab I guess. In fact, there's already a cricket bar based off of this d
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by mVChr 12y ago
Seen this a few times before, but I am always entertained on reread and enjoy the reminder that sometimes you need a scalpel and other times a sledgehammer.
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by mVChr 12y ago
I'm talking NYTimes Sunday crossword here, not your in-flight magazine.
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by mVChr 12y ago
The best analogy I heard for communicating this to superiors is that programming is like doing a crossword puzzle. 95% of the time you're doing a crossword you're not writing but that doesn't mean you're not intensely wo
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by mVChr 12y ago
I think of it more like "deep" and "shallow".
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by mVChr 12y ago
Of course, I should have deduced that. Is the harpoon expected to go deep enough to prevent this from happening?
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by mVChr 12y ago
Are there any forces in effect as it gets closer and swings around the sun that might cause it to separate from the comet if there is no further attachment by then?
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by mVChr 12y ago
Hold on to your hats and glasses folks! We're totally stoked to announce the coming announcement of a browser we'll be releasing shortly after that announcement! Stay tuned for the follow up announcement letting you know when we&#
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by mVChr 12y ago
Ah, been a while, good to know, thanks.
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by mVChr 12y ago
Yes, dropped for v.4. Both are good frameworks and these new versions look great, but considering I prefer SASS to LESS I don't think I'll be switching back to Bootstrap any time soon.
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by mVChr 12y ago
Got it. I can envision the uses for it now. Thanks for the explanation.
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by mVChr 12y ago
This is not meant to be snarky, but what's the point of this? What use does the pattern being uniquely generated from a SHA of a distinct string have over a random pattern being generated from a SHA of some random string?
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by mVChr 12y ago
Some more of my favorites, these are not only fantastic coding examples but also artistic or humorous. Endless Forest: http://oos.moxiecode.com/js_webgl/forest/index.html Particle Waterfall: http://oos.
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by mVChr 12y ago
Funny and true, but this is a separate case. We're not talking about implementing a new standard, we're talking about easing development on your next project.
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by mVChr 12y ago
"""calpaterson's awesome project""" import arrow arrow.localnow = arrow.now del arrow.now
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by mVChr 12y ago
Ahhhhh, a nostalgia Bootstrap I can get behind. Unlike http://code.divshot.com/geo-bootstrap/
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by mVChr 12y ago
I like this in concept. It's like how major symphony orchestras hire, put a curtain up between the performer and the judges so that the performer is never seen and is assessed solely on the merits of their performance. Interesting to s
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by mVChr 12y ago
Nice propaganda piece from whoever's trying to justify the horrible decision to put VTOL on the F-35.
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by mVChr 12y ago
I feel for the author, but in reading this detailed post-mortem it's clear to see there was a combination of bad luck, poor planning, and a number of incorrect decisions. Hopefully she learned from them, will correct what she can and r
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by mVChr 12y ago
I'm pretty sure I'd be able to detect almost any bot that tries to pass a Turing test. They always seem to try to answer every question. What if you did something like this in rapid succession... Me: hey Me: hola! Me: que pasa? Me
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by mVChr 12y ago
Dying here, nice start to the morning, thanks
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by mVChr 12y ago
Noticed that too, was kind of happy about it. For most projects I use uglify or Google Closure Compiler and the like, which it seems to do a good job with. When I really want something obfuscated to make it as difficult as possible for some
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by mVChr 12y ago
Maybe because we live in a world where Jakob Nielsen[1] is referred to by the generic "the author." Not a good sign. No scorn directed at you, just making a point that his myriad work should be ingrained into anyone building for t
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by mVChr 12y ago
Why crash the machine when you can use it? Let's say someone wanted to run a ton of background processes to make a ton of requests to some server for whatever reason.
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by mVChr 13y ago
And just for a comparison, here's the graph for a popular long-time KGS player, currently ranked #79 in the KGS top 100 players: http://www.gokgs.com/graphPage.jsp?user=twoeye CrazyStone isn't too far behind.
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by mVChr 13y ago
I didn't know about the KGS HTML client. Either I should hurry up with my side-project or abandon it, as that's exactly what I'm building (but obviously without the already established KGS user base).
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by mVChr 13y ago
Since it hasn't been mentioned, Tygem is available for Windows or iPad (strange combo, I know). Not big with the English speaking crowd, but it's filled with top-notch Korean and Chinese players so it's great entertainment fo
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by mVChr 13y ago
And promises should be implemented using "I'LL BE BACK"
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by mVChr 13y ago
It would be nice to be able to dismiss the error highlighting for certain words or phrases. Or better yet, click on the highlight to change it to a less distracting dotted underline. I like knowing what is unclear or indirect, but sometimes
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by mVChr 13y ago
I'm guessing it's now her ex-lawyer's wife.

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