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nperez
12y ago
Even if you're using 86400, remember the possibility of leap seconds if you need absolute precision. Time makes my brain hurt sometimes.
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12y ago
I agree with part of your point - I probably won't be plugging it into a project and using it as-is, but I can appreciate the source being out there. I often check the source for projects I respect to see how they accomplished similar
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12y ago
Assuming this is 2-3 weeks of work, I hope there are a lot of strict controls in place concerning requirements to stave off the "wait, this should be simple" chronic under-estimators, but I've been in plenty of spots where qu
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12y ago
The comment about design features working only in the designer's context definitely rang a bell for me. The most common one for me is the section containing just enough space for the designer's sample text, which is conveniently v
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13y ago
test.org/redirect?url= http://test2.com vs {'test2':' http://test2.com' } on server + test.org/redirect?url=test2
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13y ago
Well that's a user-unfriendly page. For those unfamiliar with the app: http://reederapp.com/ios/
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13y ago
Was confused due to the name being shared with a very popular e-book (and e-reader) management app: http://calibre-ebook.com/ . This looks like an interesting browser performance analytics service
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13y ago
I wasn't sure what it specifically did and this helped: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/99/Linux_ker...
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13y ago
I bought Threes after first hearing about 2048. I like 2048 better but they are very different.
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13y ago
I don't see what the big deal is. Maybe it's a generation gap? I'm in my 20s as well and it's never a big deal to send a request to someone on a social networking site. I understand how it would be inappropriate if I tri
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13y ago
Some of the potential reasons that this is more annoying than usual (for Chrome users) right now are these bugs: https://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=336170 https://code.google.com&#
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13y ago
I guess the description is a little unclear to me. It appends a hashtag to tweets and schedules them. Isn't launched yet. Is a paid service. Is that correct, and is that pretty much all I need to know?
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nperez
13y ago
My only advice is to provide socks too. Socks get gross and/or wet or hard if you can't easily wash them.. and they're not too expensive.
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13y ago
Keep going at it if you're enjoying your progress. It's good to see that you're getting the hang of things like border-radius and the display property after only a week. The biggest issue I have with this right now is that th
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13y ago
I just had to update a bunch of directives for 1.2, so I see where you're coming from, but Angular is still young enough that I'll welcome some more major changes if it makes it a better framework in the long-term. It's frust
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13y ago
They've been spamming Reddit for a while. After the creator asked a blogger to take a post down about it, it was discovered that this is a cheap made-in-China device that's been around for a while (but rebranded) Link: http:/
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13y ago
OS X is actually compliant with the UNIX spec. http://blog.opengroup.org/2012/07/25/apple-registers-mac-os-... That's one of two reasons that I like using it. The other is that it will always run the Ado
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13y ago
It shouldn't aim to be Wordpress, because it won't be easily deployable on shared hosting. If you look at how Tumblr is commonly used to power blogs, I think this could be similar, but obviously more fragmented unless there's
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13y ago
I don't see myself firing up vim on a projector and doing an entire presentation that way, but this sounds like it could potentially be useful as a tool for explaining things to team members (it's not uncommon to huddle around a t
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13y ago
This is probably something that would rarely come up, if ever, but I'm curious as to how transgendered/female-identifying applicants would or wouldn't fit into the program. I didn't read the article thoroughly, but it on
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13y ago
Same here. I was going to use it for a recent Angular project, but was greeted with such an enormous list of warnings that I wasn't sure if my project was configured properly and didn't have time to investigate. So far I prefer in
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13y ago
This story has had some interesting developments.. check the bottom of the comments. He has now changed his Yelp name and removed his profile pic. It was unprofessional from the start, but now it's getting really ridiculous.
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13y ago
Since this takes me back to the good old days of marquee tags, I made this fine work of art. http://hello.neocities.org/
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13y ago
Agreed. Another line that irked me: "They don't realize (the interview) is a sales event." I don't think it is. You're interviewing me and I'm interviewing you. You're potentially getting my time and my soul. That's not just for sale - we n