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by oinksoft 15y ago
Hm, I've run many a 5000+ revision subversion repository through git-svn and had no issues. I'm not a git evangelist, but the tools for migrating from subversion are pretty good.
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by oinksoft 15y ago
> Sleep needs to be a secondary concern when stacked against a deadline. Do you tell the candidate this during their interview?
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by oinksoft 15y ago
No problems here using plain ol' debian on my laptop. Stable and fast.
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by oinksoft 15y ago
> Speaking of which, is there any way to disable or bypass that kind of crap? If you have JavaScript disabled, or these particular event handlers somehow blocked, the href is never replaced. > Javascript is allowed to manipulate the
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by oinksoft 15y ago
Many people are using it, they're just not the types writing "10 Great Form Validation Plugins for jQuery" posts, so it might not seem like it. The same can be said of Dojo, but in my opinion Closure is Dojo done right.
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by oinksoft 15y ago
In addition to the complaints about this flooding history, I expect the "background" style to appear first once I've typed "bac", and even with "background" there's some webkit thing first.
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by oinksoft 15y ago
If what __david__ says is new to anyone, I suggest you become familiar with http://tiswww.case.edu/php/chet/readline/readline.html#SEC13 Terminals border on unusable without knowing these commands.
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by oinksoft 15y ago
Do we have to hear this every time somebody recreates something in JavaScript?
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by oinksoft 15y ago
Typical utilitarian bullshit, and with a shade of bigotry at that. Who are you to deem this activity wasteful? The man produces something that other people want, and you want to go ahead and condemn all parties because mass production is mo
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by oinksoft 15y ago
I'm not sure what you're getting at. Is there reason to believe that this will not work with PHP >= 5.3?
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by oinksoft 15y ago
The thing about that is, once you've solved that problem, you don't really have to solve it again. In fact, I had hardware issues with my new laptop with Ubuntu, which seemed to be making false assumptions (it's just a new Thinkpad!), that
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by oinksoft 15y ago
People should just be using Debian if they want a stable system with good package management with a large repository. Archlinux is very good, but its repository is tiny compared to Debian and I trust Debian package maintainers more than pre
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by oinksoft 15y ago
Like Linode?
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by oinksoft 15y ago
Because they want to give competitors an opening~
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by oinksoft 15y ago
Or maybe I use a different library? Maybe jQuery is not to my liking at all? The convention of writing libraries as jQuery-specific is a cancer in the community right now. Making a library specific to a particular utility should be a second
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by oinksoft 15y ago
I'm sure you would, but not everybody is using or likes jQuery. A standalone script such as this one is far more valuable.
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by oinksoft 15y ago
I think you should have params to the validators, specifically for the regex case, in which the callback_ approach, with registration and such, is quite onerous. { rules: 'regex', params: { regex: [/abc/] }
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by oinksoft 15y ago
moneyjs-noconflict.patch: --- money.js +++ money.js @@ -13,6 +13,8 @@ return new fxWrapper(obj); }; + var NS = 'CurrencyConverter'; + // Current version. fx.version = '0.0.1'; @@ -122,28 +124,14 @@
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by oinksoft 15y ago
Or you could just call it CurrencyConverter and let me say var fx = new CurrencyConverter(), deciding if I want it to be called that. Global clobbering should be opt-in, not opt-out.
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by oinksoft 15y ago
Sound like awfully low-level things to discuss, except in the occasional code review where something is glaring. Also, map() and filter() aren't quite deprecated but most would agree that the list comprehension is more Pythonic.
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by oinksoft 15y ago
I was looking at the example code, where bot logic and the run() was defined in the same module. That can't be reloaded. The reloader looks like it works for "plugins." It all seems unnecessarily complex to me. Also, your handlers should be
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by oinksoft 15y ago
Why is it called irctk if it doesn't use Tk?? I recommend you hot-reload code. My IRC bot is a humble 150LOC split over two files. The basic bot logic to connect to a network lives in the script I run. That bot object sets its handler to an
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by oinksoft 15y ago
Similarly, Ack.vim is indispensable, providing errorlist integration with `ack`. Between that and your project plugin of choice, or just a terminal tab per project, you get something much nicer than anything in TextMate (because of errorlis
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by oinksoft 15y ago
Maybe the humming I hear is due to old lighting fixtures, but I don't want to replace all of them in my apartment :) I think it's things like this that make mainstream adoption unlikely. And difficulty of safe disposal (but I'm being optimi
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by oinksoft 15y ago
The ones I've tried still make a terrible humming noise much like a fluorescent bulb in a ballast, and cast a somewhat pinkish light. They also don't fit well in fixtures designed for incandescent bulbs, sticking out at the end (looking at
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by oinksoft 15y ago
If I recall, tlib contains testing utilities. I haven't used them myself. http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=1863 https://github.com/tomtom/tlib_vim
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by oinksoft 15y ago
I'm not sure what you're saying, but dd is cut line.
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by oinksoft 15y ago
:b completes on path. I found FuzzyFinder slow and it interrupted my workflow.
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by oinksoft 15y ago
What does that have to do with regularly burning the midnight oil for no tangible reason? I study computer science and new technologies when off the job, but you won't catch me dead working on company code after hours.
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by oinksoft 15y ago
I think the author should bold, quote, and italicize more phrases.

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