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mapleoin
13y ago
Wow, the website design is so bad that I can only see half of it and there's no scrollbar.
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mapleoin
13y ago
I was expecting something more like this: https://github.com/opscode-cookbooks/apache2/blob/master/rec... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chef_%28software%29
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13y ago
This is the wrong kind of Chef: https://github.com/krasnoukhov/langgame/blob/master/models/v... Which makes me wonder how they scraped their data...
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mapleoin
13y ago
Domain squatting made easy?
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mapleoin
13y ago
The current animated, 3d logo on the frontpage reminds me of BonziBuddy: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BonziBuddy
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Mob programming – full team, full throttle
(codebetter.com)
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mapleoin
13y ago
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mapleoin
13y ago
That's because those first 1000 lines of code contain the project architecture and style which will heavily influence the next 10000 lines.
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mapleoin
13y ago
Would you say you condone all the actions done by your country's government. If not, how are you taking action against them?
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mapleoin
13y ago
No one drives their car in NY anymore, the streets are too crowded.
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mapleoin
13y ago
I can't tell if you're being ironic or not. My question was honest, though. I honestly don't understand this feature.
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mapleoin
13y ago
So how is this different from using any fake email address?
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mapleoin
13y ago
Commenting on designs requires Facebook...
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mapleoin
13y ago
Sorry for you, you'll have to take out the whole socket and mount it again upside down.
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mapleoin
13y ago
Take out the power socket and plug it back in upside down.
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mapleoin
13y ago
Wikipedia? http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/a/a8/Van_Gogh_...
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mapleoin
13y ago
This is awesome, but I'd really hate to be a beta-customer for synthetic beef. It might cause a lot of really bad side-effects while the whole industry matures, figures out what standards it should set and implements them.
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mapleoin
13y ago
that's a great idea, I bet we could feed it corn syrup; we certainly have a lot of corn fields!
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mapleoin
13y ago
Not really new. See also: https://github.com/google
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mapleoin
13y ago
Erm, so can you legally be employed (even self-employed) in the UK at 14?
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mapleoin
13y ago
Awesome, I have something similar for the game of Go: https://github.com/mapleoin/goboard.js Unfortunately I didn't spend that much time writing beautiful docs for it.
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mapleoin
13y ago
If you have gravity in said hot climate and an atmosphere then it will work.
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mapleoin
13y ago
except for Romania and Bulgaria.
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mapleoin
13y ago
And I did not say that it wasn't. Nor did I say if the law is just or not, but simply clarifying that transcribing/translating movie dialog is breaking copyright law.
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mapleoin
13y ago
Well actually the people who created the subtitles were most likely breaking copyright law themselves if they didn't have explicit permission from the movie owners. Subtitles are themselves derived work.
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mapleoin
13y ago
Btw, there's also http://hnhiring.me/ which is just another interface to the monthly jobs threads. (I didn't make it, see the About link)
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We petition the Obama Administration to: Shutdown petitions.whitehouse.gov
(petitions.whitehouse.gov)
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13y ago
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mapleoin
13y ago
Here, you forgot this: ؟
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13y ago
I've been using CS rather successfully for the past 2 years to meet people as an expat. Mostly going to hikes, trips, beer events, picnics and the like. As an expat currently living in Central Europe, I'd be curious to know if any
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mapleoin
13y ago
I don't use Google Chrome/Chromium. My browser has no such bar.
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mapleoin
13y ago
I can't read Cyrillic and my Russian writing recognition skills aren't very good either. The language could just as easily have been Montenegrin or Slavonic, I have no way of knowing. And yes, our comments are in Latin/Roman
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