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For the song one this binds the notes to the arrow keys (in chrome at least): $(document).keydown(function(e){$.map({37:'rectangle1',38:'circle-yellow1',39:'circle-blue1',40:'polygon1'},function(v,k){k!=e.keyCode||$('#'+v).trigger('mousedow
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Any way to bind "toggle the gutter" so I can press my "set nonumber" button and have it toggle the gutter as well? [edit] Apparently I didn't read down far enough! This functionality exists already through the plugin. This works for me: nno
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Nope. Anything that makes my development easier is anything but an overload to me.
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And this is an okay practice in your eyes?
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Is there any significance to the fact that both major launches had problems but did not hinder a successful mission? Is that a common occurrence as far as missions go to fail (or have failures) while still gracefully completing?
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These things equate to literal switches by design. Has anyone used them to indicate the action to be done when pressed? If so they are clearly confusing buttons with switches. Assuming a switch would steer your right 99% of the time - the
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14y ago
1. Traveling abroad 2. Streaming to television (never sure if this will work right before its bought, however) 3. Casual gameplay 4. Leisure reading Not sure if any of that warrants a purchase but they are valid use cases for me.
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There is one completely awesome thing here - the fact that the phone itself can/will drive all form factors via docking etc... tablet, TV and computer all driven off the phone. That's incredible if it comes to fruition.
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Of course if you watch till the end you see that the form changes depending on context. A phone docked to a tablet docked with keyboard/mouse, but ultimately driven by the phone. That would pretty convenient in all forms of input.
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Seems like we need more Open Source QA people to confirm bugs or gather missing info. Developers aren't necessarily capable of (for lack of want) or good at doing that.
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14y ago
You could easily use this to your advantage: 1. Your portfolio is now larger (my designs + people who ripped off my designs) 2. You could create a "Submit sites that ripped off our design" for your customers and create a conversation around
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14y ago
I constantly wonder if the era of self-centered, socially-awkward developers is coming to an end (hopeful). More often that not the younger developers I see tend to be bucking that trend which should go a long way towards addressing this pr
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14y ago
Leaving facebook would still be the better option - even if you still show up in sponsored stories.
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Legos.
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It seems to me the art of reasoning is one that is slowly dissipating as the quick access to information continues to infiltrate all aspects of our lives and replace the need to deduce. It is quite amazing that someone who lived quite a whi
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People seem to forget that enterprisey code is drastically different from your own small projects. Having even composer in multi-person dev teams that have niche understandings can drastically improve code quality because it tends to lend i
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I'd like to read an updated version of this as such hackers approach 30.
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Perhaps I'm in the minority here but I never go to facebook to find specific information, it's more of just a perusal of crap to waste time. In the regard I believe a grid would be an adequate design to move to as it's more apt to visually
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You can almost always extract more from your current employer (if you haven't been doing so), you just need to demonstrate the passion and will to do different things. If you do chances are you will get some more opportunities - if not then
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I'm not sure but it seems ridiculous that you would need two of these devices when the only difference is heat and timing. Surely it would be possible to have a Rice setting vs a Slow setting?
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A plugin for spreading items in a card-like fashion
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I fail to see how an array makes debugging say a routing directive easier. The issue is generally incorrect names or values which will not be aided by a backtrace or a var_dump - you know the value in either scenario. You will still have to
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What is a real-world use case for this? While beneficial to size I do see a problem with bugs in implementation. A faulty patch apply procedure leads to incorrect patches when edited, which lead to invalid documents states etc... The benefi
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I think that's an important point. They are successful because the American-only companies typically take a while to move into foreign markets, if ever.
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Can someone explain to me why these articles are so popular here? They are always subjective, reflect a single viewpoint and are typically decorated rants - yet for some reason they constantly appear. Why?
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Did not the same thing occur prior where most cellphones had terrible menu based systems? If you shake up an industry with a superior interface, and users get comfortable with it, there is no reasonable argument that continuing with an olde
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It's a good point to make. I feel strongly that the people who advance in their lives actually learn something from their mistakes. We are all stubborn to some degree but as long as you can realize when you are wrong and move forward that's
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There are plenty of abstractions on top of git - most UI implementations abstract away the hard details, at the cost of not being able to understand what happens when something bad occurs because you never had to learn its intricacies prior
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I like it. If it works then it should cut down on these stupid spectacles. If it does not work then it only would further the cry of "See? We need total reform!"
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I would hope that if they want to sway people back they'd do what gmail did to the garbage web apps around the time of its launch. I don't see anything groundbreaking in the video/screenshots. Do is it offer anything unique?
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