mjallday

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by mjallday 14y ago
The page is driven via the @balancedstatus Twitter account via a protocol our CEO, Matin, came up with. Here's the relevant section from the README for the repo: ## Message Display Behavior Messages are fed into the system via the @balanced
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by mjallday 14y ago
Cheers Scott, fix on the way :)
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by mjallday 14y ago
in the next version
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by mjallday 14y ago
How would you deal with the issue of having to respond to everybody's comments, this could end up being a time sink. E.g. you write a beautiful proposal on some new feature and then joe schmoe comes along and shits on your idea without taki
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by mjallday 14y ago
I disagree. There's simply no way that the IDE can know everything about a variable without running the code and I don't believe that eclipse does this. It's ok at refactoring but it breaks down all the time for me, renaming unrelated varia
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by mjallday 14y ago
Can you give an example? I don't generally have these problems and would like to see if it's my way of thinking or if you're working with vastly different data to me.
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by mjallday 15y ago
I found when I first ran pycharm it did some indexing for a few minutes before it settled down. That caused some spinning of fans and higher CPU usage.
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by mjallday 15y ago
But some easy bucks are easier and less damaging than others. No doubt if drugs are legalized they will move on to something else but the total market they can address will be smaller.
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by mjallday 15y ago
Is paying fines corrupt? I would say that dodging fines would be considerably more corrupt.
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by mjallday 15y ago
i'd love to see cost breakdowns, especially once you include external costs such as environmental disasters
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by mjallday 15y ago
They are only useless if your goal is to address one of the basic human needs you mention and even then maybe they do. "Someone could do my laundry so I can complete my research paper on curing cancer"
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by mjallday 15y ago
it's safe to the point of being sterile. (this is a personal opinion, not a fact)
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by mjallday 15y ago
It appears you're onto something with the erectile dysfunction. Apparently however, it's not that common and you can get seats that minimise the issue. http://bicyclehabitat.com/articles/saddle-seats-and-erectile... http://sportsmedicine
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by mjallday 16y ago
In Singapore it's been the norm for consumers to be NAT'd behind a shared IP for a while now. Sometimes when it's really busy you need to enter captchas on just about every site to prove you're not a bot.
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by mjallday 16y ago
They do if they want to be able to track clicks on your copy of that URL distinctly from my copy of that URL.
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by mjallday 16y ago
The best option if you wanted to do this would be to install SQL Server Express since you're not going anywhere near the memory limit of 4 gig that that product is bound by. That way you're not going to incur any licensing cost for SQL Serv
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by mjallday 16y ago
Since its got the hardware inside there's always the possibility that this functionality magically appears in iOS 4.3 or similar. It happened with apps and the original iPhone, I think Apple would be happy to wait until they have a polished
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by mjallday 16y ago
You can still stream movies from your PC or iPod/Phone so the ability to have a hard drive with content you didn't pay for is still there. http://www.apple.com/appletv/#remote Not sure if it's limited to MP4 or not but I'm sure there will