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by oinksoft 14y ago
So, what is to be done? It really boils down to the US/UK hegemony crumbling, something no small civilian group should be able to effect, which is why this is such a difficult question. As it has been historically, this will almost certai
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by oinksoft 14y ago
You have to write it first for the Go example (:w | !go run %). For Python and most interpreted languages you can simply do :w !python.
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by oinksoft 14y ago
http://soff.es/one-thousand-dollars-an-hour
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by oinksoft 14y ago
If I recall, this is the same fellow who wanted to charge some astronomical fee for iOS project consulting. I suppose this strategy has paid dividends before for him?
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by oinksoft 14y ago
I'm fairly certain Google requires you enter a confirmation code when setting up a phone number (the code is sent via SMS to the phone) for specifically this reason. It's not as though this is the only piece of software using the Calendar A
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by oinksoft 14y ago
This project is already open-source.
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by oinksoft 14y ago
To yourself?
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by oinksoft 14y ago
No, that's why they have rate limiting: https://developers.google.com/google-apps/calendar/pricing I doubt that the volume of API requests originating from this script would generate even a blip on Google's radar.
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by oinksoft 14y ago
Surprisingly, not everybody seeks change and accomplishment with every moment. An escape can be nice. Also, "Nothing improve other than your stats" ... maybe you are thinking only of WoW-type games that reward time spent playing more than a
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by oinksoft 14y ago
Dennis Ritchie created C. Also, you might have a hard time getting him into your office for an interview; he died just over a year ago.
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by oinksoft 14y ago
If I understand correctly, most everything is still done with Closure Library and tools built in-house around that.
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by oinksoft 14y ago
Quite a few of us are very happy with the Erlang language itself. Many consider your idea something of a pipe dream because the Erlang VM and its process model relies on referential integrity, something you cannot exactly bolt onto a langau
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by oinksoft 14y ago
Those interested in this topic may find http://learnyousomeerlang.com/what-is-otp#the-common-process... of interest. It has similar aims but doesn't take detours for rebar, emacs and such (things you don't need for Erlang/OTP).
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by oinksoft 14y ago
nodeJS is becoming a tool that is really necessary in frontend development you often need a buildstep before deploying code on the server ( minif , concat , ... ) Certainly there are minifiers like Uglify that are Node.js packag
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by oinksoft 14y ago
I too am confused as to why the author has chosen to include their entire Bash configuration in this repository. As far as I can tell, this is the only interesting file: https://github.com/NapoleonWils0n/bashfinder/blob/master/.ba... So y
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by oinksoft 14y ago
I'm curious, how does this offering compare to https://github.com/natew/obtvse (which I assume you encountered in your research)? Or is this not a valid comparison?
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by oinksoft 14y ago
The code may not be gorgeous but isn't the blogging platform admired largely for its design/UX? the Dustin Curtis™ way of thinking. Simple, uncluttered, straightforward. Ugh ...
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by oinksoft 14y ago
What is this `FactoryVistor' straw man and why do we assume that its behavior is not referentially transparent?
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by oinksoft 14y ago
I'm not sure why you think that math is somehow divorced from design patterns (in the abstract sense, not GoF). Some systems just need more moving parts than others, and math won't save you from that. Design sense and mathematical aptitude
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by oinksoft 14y ago
It may "sail fine" but sure left my fans howling too. I don't think this is a browser thing.
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by oinksoft 14y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if their result set was filtered on the same rules used for Google Suggest, which do filter out terms presumably linked to controversial file sharing websites (Pirate Bay) and adult entertainment.
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by oinksoft 14y ago
For language-specific operators I could understand ... but to me, the cognitive load of the parentheses is worse than having to think for a moment about this particular set of operators which have the same precedence in every language I've
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by oinksoft 14y ago
Cannabis is a "gateway drug" because it is illegal ... we've known this for a while, and cannabis abuse has generally fallen in countries that legalize its consumption.
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by oinksoft 14y ago
Note that that library can also check for an MX server. It goes Valid string -> MX exists -> User exists (you can choose to only check for MX, or only for valid string).
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by oinksoft 14y ago
That makes a lot of sense ... a reliable way to determine if a user is real could easily be abused.
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by oinksoft 14y ago
There is a middle ground ... I have had success using an approach like the one found in this Python library: http://pypi.python.org/pypi/validate_email It performs regex validation, and if that passes, tries to get the SMTP server to vali
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by oinksoft 14y ago
> what relative value you ... put on secrecy ... vs information For the last time, privacy is not about secrecy, and it is not a battle against information. It's about dignity. It's great people get value out of these features, but do u
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by oinksoft 14y ago
It is pretty common to use a function like this when digging into objects in general JS code: function get(p, o) { var parts = p.split('.'); for (var i = 0, l = parts.length; i < l; i++) if (o.hasOwnProperty(parts[i
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by oinksoft 14y ago
Pardon my ignorance as I have never used a smart phone ... you are saying Bob publishes his location to you, and you can check it at any time? I must be getting old because that sounds terrible.
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by oinksoft 14y ago
You may not specifically be the recruiter but it's no mystery that you guys have been aggressively hiring, and being over capacity is no doubt something somebody in your position would be acutely aware of. So pardon me for agreeing with par

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