masukomi

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811.
by masukomi 11y ago
"A GraphQL query is a string interpreted by a server that returns data in a specified format" .... that is the most useless effing description of a thing. That describes basically EVERY non-binary network request. Please guys, giv
812.
by masukomi 11y ago
This is so very wrong.... > tabs are bad, because if you let people choose their own tab widths then it becomes impossible to align anything anymore. In what world is that true. If you indent your code with tabs, and I indent your code
813.
by masukomi 11y ago
just a nitpick: I'm pretty sure Aqua hasn't been a thing for years now.
814.
by masukomi 11y ago
This is /now ;)
815.
by masukomi 11y ago
to me they're all ideals that the creator is striving for. By putting that out there the author is reminding themselves of what's important to them and making themselves publicly accountable to them. If I read someone's &#x2F
816.
by masukomi 11y ago
agreed 100% when all you want to do is make a small tweak to some text spend literally hours trying to figure all that out just isn't worth it. Better to say "fuck it" and move on.
817.
by masukomi 11y ago
To everyone suggesting people send patches in to the original repos instead of using this, or anything like it: Have you ever tried hunting down the canonical source repo for any of those ancient commands? It's nigh-impossible for many
818.
by masukomi 11y ago
:( I was hoping for visualizations based on cute black and white bears.
819.
by masukomi 11y ago
yes, selection bias but the fact that he had a constant stream of people thinking that proves the point that many folks just don't have a freaking clue about how computers work or what's responsible for what.
820.
by masukomi 11y ago
can't do a two word, but you don't have to worry about maintainer accepting $$ to allow certain ads through, as has happened with at least one other iOS content blocker
821.
by masukomi 11y ago
some of us get by just fine in happy ecosystems that exist outside of linux.
822.
by masukomi 11y ago
yes, but why not just use a client that doesn't need a server-side component
823.
by masukomi 11y ago
there is convenience in finding apps (single place to go instead of the entirety of google results for a word) and in getting updates as a user... there is a greater amount of INconvenience to developers. Also, inconvenience to users when t
824.
by masukomi 11y ago
not to be confused with sup, the email client http://supmua.org/
825.
by masukomi 11y ago
2 things: 1) Markdown was intentionally designed to be readable without preview. 2) check out the Marked 2 app. It's basically a preview engine with lots of good export, formatting, and metadata (about your text) options.
826.
by masukomi 11y ago
I'm with antback on this one. You write as many words as are needed to convey your message. Unless you are a journalist or a student, why does it matter? Also, if you're serious about word count and other metadata about your docum
827.
by masukomi 11y ago
this is equivalent to asking math students to provide their answer but not show their work. I interview people to figure out how they think and learn how they solve problems. I don't actually care about the answer they give to the tech
828.
by masukomi 11y ago
"ergonomic" I'm fairly certain that word doesn't mean what you think it means. It's synonyms would be applicable though: well designed, usable, user-friendly; maybe even comfortable, although that seems like it&#x27
829.
by masukomi 11y ago
in this scenario I'd ask wtf they're doing that cost so much that they couldn't sustain it. It seems like a business that could be run with 1 or 2 people, and it seems like they were making enough to support that. Why was
830.
by masukomi 11y ago
I don't get it: "In this work, we present the Klout Score, an influence scoring system that assigns scores to 750 million users across 9 different social networks on a daily basis. We propose a hierarchical framework for generatin
831.
by masukomi 11y ago
I'd recommend FoldingText http://www.foldingtext.com/ Like Typora it only displays the markdown while your cursor is in the portion of text with the markdown tags. Otherwise it's the final rendered version. plus
832.
by masukomi 11y ago
if you're on the mac then you can use the Marked 2 App. It's a live preview of your markdown file that updates every time you save the file. I use it with Vim regularly. There's even a vim plugin to open the current buffer i
833.
by masukomi 11y ago
Gitbook https://www.gitbook.com/ allows relative links between markdown files. if foo.md links to bar.md with [Bar](bar.md) then Gitbook handles the conversion to the appropriate HTML file name when it generates the book. Y
834.
by masukomi 11y ago
I'm In Boston and most folks I know who live with roommates found them through posts online. People who knew their roommates before living with them are definitely the exception, not the norm.
835.
by masukomi 11y ago
coverage 13% doesn't help much either.
836.
by masukomi 11y ago
ahem "Build failing".... not the greatest way to start off my interaction with a tool that's supposed to find bugs.
837.
by masukomi 11y ago
use what's possibly the world's most powerful editor... but pretend you're using notepad... ...
838.
by masukomi 11y ago
i'm sorry but... GitHub IS not GitHub are Examples: GitHub IS a web site. GitHub is a SAAS app. The only plural aspect to GitHub is its employees and they are not being DDoSed. The web site (singular) is. I'm not going to bo
839.
by masukomi 11y ago
> But the code works. ...is exactly the type of thinking that results is countless of wasted developer time wading through unmaintainable crap, which is never touched because "the code works" and everyone's to damn afraid
840.
by masukomi 11y ago
vim color schemes previewed in a variety of popular languages: https://code.google.com/p/vimcolorschemetest/ Just choose a language at the bottom of the page. Then wait... it takes a while to load the next page b

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