nadinengland

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by nadinengland 10mo ago
ah, much appreciated!
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by nadinengland 10mo ago
I love that this is part of the syntax. I typically use closures to do this in other languages, but the syntax is always so cumbersome. You get the "dog balls" that Douglas Crockford always called them: ``` const config = (() =&gt
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by nadinengland 4y ago
I keep coming back to it and can't get better than 8 on lvl 6. Would love to know how you've done it!
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by nadinengland 4y ago
When I cook I usually have a portion I prefer. I always try my living hardest to let my wife pick which portion I have as to make it fair.
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by nadinengland 4y ago
Yeah, at previous jobs there has been a db.devopsdomain.com (etc) which acted like a bastion into the network from which you could connect with DB credentials to the actual databases. It's convenient I will say that. I've tried no
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by nadinengland 4y ago
To make it maximise the area in your current mac Space (i.e. not go "full screen" in a new Space) you can go: Mac Menu -> Window -> Zoom. I just usually double click the App's window bar and it stretches the same way.
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by nadinengland 5y ago
Ecco Par[IT]le in italiano: https://pietroppeter.github.io/wordle-it/
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DigitalOcean Spaces down for over 36 hours in AMS3 region(status.digitalocean.com)
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by nadinengland 13y ago
Another nice introduction is the Go Playground's Tour ( http://tour.golang.org/#1 ).
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by nadinengland 13y ago
Balance (286) ^(<(<(<(<(<(<<>>)*>)*>)*>)*>)*>)*$ If we had named captures: ^(((?<P><)|(?<-P>>))*(?(P)(?!)))$
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by nadinengland 13y ago
Closure allows you to capture references to variables, not objects. The function may reference the variable `card` but by the time the first one is triggered the for-loop had already decremented the variable to 0.
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by nadinengland 13y ago
If you were making small changes to see what worked in different browsers, rather than editing the CSS or SASS, it may be more beneficial to use the browser's Web Tool to do it live!
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by nadinengland 13y ago
At first I thought HN had broken, the domain really caught me of guard.
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by nadinengland 13y ago
No worries, happy to help. There are quite a few more noticeable ones throughout the file, if you rock Sublime Text, you can enable spelling checking through View -> Spell Check. On OS X at least F6 is the sort cut to toggle it.
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by nadinengland 13y ago
Is that a typo on the README, _twiter_, or is that the name of the gem? I never want to open issues or submit pull requests for things like that in case the author is a dick about it.
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by nadinengland 14y ago
I noticed that too. It also only highlights variables from other scope once per function which is a tad odd but for experimental you can't complain!
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by nadinengland 14y ago
After I got back from my last visit to the states I kept handing my card to the staff when I was paying. They usually looked funny at me and put it in the machine rather awkwardly.
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by nadinengland 14y ago
I don't believe he/she did as for my ISP blocked port 80 and 443 making me resort to port 25 to send emails~
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by nadinengland 14y ago
I may have misunderstood this but I think this saying that a single IP (or endpoint) is receive this bandwidth. So there is this much going through the peer network AND regular internet use.
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by nadinengland 14y ago
The functional unit tests made me laugh: https://github.com/Herzult/SimplePHPEasyPlus/blob/master/tes...
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by nadinengland 14y ago
I'm getting the weird flashes on Chrome (25.0.1364.99) OS X 8.2 :/
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by nadinengland 14y ago
At first I though it was .mail ( http://dotmailapp.com/ ) materialising, but this looks interesting. Got in the queue with ~350,000 ahead of me, great.
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by nadinengland 14y ago
Reading this reminded me I can `brew install gtypist` rather than piss about with make. Thank you.
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by nadinengland 14y ago
Cool, it's different from other shells out there. I am still waiting on TermKit to become 1.0. https://github.com/unconed/TermKit#readme
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by nadinengland 14y ago
I wasn't aware of this, although it does make sense. Going of the list: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_doma... it doesn't appear like you have much choice.
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by nadinengland 14y ago
The major country that you operate in: .co.uk, .us, .it, etc.
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by nadinengland 14y ago
I wrote a large paragraph on now I do my passwords then realised how silly it is to tell the world :D
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by nadinengland 14y ago
I cant find the exact link to what I'm thinking of (I'll pop back if I do) but there are tools that package ruby scripts up with the runtime into one executable, especially on windows. There was one that could produce executables for many p
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by nadinengland 14y ago
+1, if your job is number crunching, stay the hell away from JavaScript as it will bite you in the ass. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/307179/what-is-javascript...
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by nadinengland 14y ago
As a Web Developer I'd be lost without Chrome Dev Tools right about now. Edit: to more directly answer the question, when I am programming all the time, not an hour goes by (when programming) without using it.

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