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by oinksoft 13y ago
No more than you could with any other execution environment. Autoloaders should find your libraries if you are using the same entry point, and you can query a model as you could in any other language. It looks like people have made somethin
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Guido van Rossum: Tail Recursion Elimination in Python (2009)(neopythonic.blogspot.co.uk)
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by oinksoft 13y ago
SEEKING WORK - Sacramento/Remote Skilled applications/tools programmer with lots of experience in product development. Available for some work this month, much more in April and beyond. I work very quickly and don't bikeshed.
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by oinksoft 13y ago
The author mentions App::Ack, but I doubt you'll go back to using `ack` once you've tried The Silver Searcher (`ag`).
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by oinksoft 13y ago
> A software developer might be able to do these things in > California, but only barely, unless they have a very cushy > arrangement or they've ridden an exit for a startup. You can live in an affordable part of t
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by oinksoft 13y ago
> - all those crappy tutorials and all the real "books" I > had to buy to learn. You didn't use Webmonkey?
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by oinksoft 13y ago
I'm not so sure that many people selling three-letter .com domains accept BTC.
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by oinksoft 13y ago
I really don't like false times. I can put up with time zones because they are at least constant. Every time I adjust my clock because the government said so is a "the sky is green and 2 + 2 = 5" moment, especially since they
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by oinksoft 13y ago
Do you eat out enough that tipping is a significant expense? I just estimate 20% and round to the next dollar, $0.40 isn't going to bleed me dry and most servers make crap anyway.
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In Yellow though you get all three starting pokemon pretty early, I assumed that's what he meant.
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by oinksoft 13y ago
This is a fun thing to do. A couple years ago on Valentine's Day I learned a little Canvas to make this for my wife: http://oinksoft.com/valentines-day/
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by oinksoft 13y ago
You mentioned bacon as an example of a fatty meat, but one should think twice before having bacon at every breakfast: We estimated that 3.3% (95% CI 1.5% to 5.0%) of deaths could be prevented if all participants had a processed meat
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by oinksoft 13y ago
Also set nocompatible
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by oinksoft 13y ago
The "free to play" model seems exceptionally seedy when applied to kids games. > Larry the Lizard isn't feeling so hot. > > [Add Money] [Attend Funeral] At least Tamagotchis only demanded time.
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by oinksoft 13y ago
I'm not your audience at all, but a few ideas from that section: * You refer to ~/.vimrc and ~/.vim with no prior introduction. Even assuming knowledge of "~" expansion is risky, and ignores Windows users. * You men
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by oinksoft 13y ago
This whole thing is nuts. > Maybe in the future I can figure out how to keep my big > mouth shut and let women continue to wear their Daisy > Dukes with ass cleavage hanging out the bottom etc. > while they loudly proc
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by oinksoft 13y ago
> If the client needs a Christmas promotion, and you > deliver the best product in the history of promotions -- > on December 29th -- it's worthless. Isn't the point to set a deadline that allows the product t
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Pig livers and blindness: Growing up in North Korea’s famine(nknews.org)
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Make is the easiest way to map all .foo input files to .bar output files and have the outputs only rebuild when the inputs change. This has a ton of applications outside of C and C++, really anything where the build takes time. A shell scri
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by oinksoft 13y ago
> In practice, you have to specify the dependencies > manually anyhow: In practice, everybody is using https://github.com/btford/ngmin and this is a non-issue.
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by oinksoft 13y ago
I was wondering what these phone calls were on my landline, it seemed like a buggy robo-caller. Amazing that just dialing a number can cost $20.
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by oinksoft 13y ago
Thanks to Anthony Ramine for his hard work on the named `fun' feature, and to the OTP guys as always :^)
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Style Guide for Writing Comparisons in Conditions(enyo.de)
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A minimal security response process(securityblog.redhat.com)
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by oinksoft 13y ago
Those sort of selections are not specific to jQuery. Most DOM libraries have had them for a while, and browsers (IE8+) have provided it for some time as well in QSA: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web&#x2
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by oinksoft 13y ago
Claiming poverty while not accepting public assistance in the same breath is absurd, unless this is a poverty vow. In any case you represent the corner of the corner, people who would rather take a tax penalty for ethical reasons than accep
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by oinksoft 13y ago
As Rasmus Lerdorf and folks like Terry Chay have been saying forever, PHP is the framework.
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Some people use type-checking compilers like the Google Closure Compiler or Microsoft's TypeScript to perform static analysis.
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The mental effort required to find and pull the old code is far greater than that required to toggle a code comment, or just the line using that code. The author rightly points out bad behavior by Ember: Unused code should not affect progra
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Customers have been demanding books about the WWW, so book stores have been flooded with titles on whichever garbage-collected language is hot for web development at the moment. Since the dot-com boom, your average novice trying to put food

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