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by pablovidal85 11y ago
I wonder wether it will be able to optimize itself in the future.
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by pablovidal85 11y ago
I use spectacle for simple arrangements (most of the time full screen or half screen) and tmux with preconfigured workspaces for all the rest.
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by pablovidal85 11y ago
Git on the floor!
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by pablovidal85 11y ago
Hilarious, after some iterations I got: Would you know if I might wonder if I may know what the heck you are looking at?
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by pablovidal85 11y ago
So, why wasn't a mechanical hook used instead? It seems to me they overengineered that part a bit.
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by pablovidal85 11y ago
Not every protocol change is controversial enough to prevent the majority from upgrading.
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by pablovidal85 11y ago
Nothing really has just one purpose. I admit that the person who built the weapon may have done so with the idea of killing in mind, but nobody can stop me using the gun to crack a nut or scare animals using a blank cartridge. Ultimately is
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by pablovidal85 11y ago
Guns alone don't kill people (at least if they're not programmed to do so automatically), but as humans sometimes act irrationally, one could say if the population had less guns then there will be less deaths by gun shot.
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by pablovidal85 11y ago
http://simpsons.wikia.com/wiki/The_Homer
40.
by pablovidal85 11y ago
It's 2015, bots use headless browsers.
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by pablovidal85 11y ago
Object.prototype.get = function(k, d){ return k.split(".").reduce(function(a, b){ return a ? b in a && a[b] || d : a }, this) }; // ({}).get('a.b.c', null) === null /&#x2
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by pablovidal85 11y ago
Relational databases like MySQL or PostgreSQL.
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by pablovidal85 11y ago
Understood, I stand corrected. Anyway, I would have used some kind of non-turing complete stack language.
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by pablovidal85 11y ago
Still, she could join in once a desired number of users finished their trial period and started paying.
45.
by pablovidal85 11y ago
What stops her from joining after the 3 month trial period?
46.
by pablovidal85 11y ago
So your language is not turing complete?
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by pablovidal85 11y ago
So security through obscurity, well done.
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by pablovidal85 11y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greenspun's_tenth_rule
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by pablovidal85 11y ago
I wonder why they didn't use plain JSON arrays and a lisp interpreter, so much structure seems unnecessary. https://gist.github.com/aynik/5ffca6ba09ea08b92f71
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by pablovidal85 11y ago
Ugh, what about avoiding flags entirely? I think "slightly" different behaviour is a smell of god-functions. Why not split the functionality in two, perhaps composable, functions?
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by pablovidal85 11y ago
I think they will, is just that their devices will not be sold for making profit, but for messaging and authentication.
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by pablovidal85 11y ago
Exercise bikes that mine bitcoin. Hey Tesla, who needs batteries if you can store energy as monetary value.
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by pablovidal85 12y ago
We are the puppet people, put it on our TV, it's true. Sorry but the people that really care about these problems are anywhere but crying on TV.
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The Pirate Bay mirror(tpb.pirati.cz)
8 points by pablovidal85 12y ago|2 comments
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by pablovidal85 12y ago
slightly shorter javascript: for (var i=0; i++<100;) console.log((!(i%3)&&'Fizz'||'')+(!(i%5)&&'Buzz'||'')||i);
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by pablovidal85 12y ago
This inspired me to build a similar tool which runs javascript instead. https://github.com/aynik/sx
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by pablovidal85 12y ago
what about using `pkill -KILL -f meteor` instead?
58.
by pablovidal85 12y ago
Looks less useful than http://www.passwordstore.org/ . Also, try renaming README.txt to README.md.
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by pablovidal85 12y ago
38 items are self-authored modules, not really a lot of effort.
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by pablovidal85 12y ago
I translated the pingpong example to use events instead of CSP. https://gist.github.com/aynik/94c9f3d01139986d2b91

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