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by pestaa 14y ago
> After that, [...] Management was actually planning things out The company probably would have worked just fine using the waterfall method if the management had bothered to work at all, I guess. It improved not because of your manage
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by pestaa 14y ago
I actually watched the demo video without sound and saw an email client-like experience with a bunch of pictures of the same dog. It didn't look bad, but wasn't particularly relevant to feedback management either.
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by pestaa 14y ago
Wow I'm speechless, this is wonderful. Going through the code, I see the widest spectrum of issues I hate about PHP in just these few files, yet the result is absolutely fascinating. This a testament as to how the tool does not really matte
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by pestaa 14y ago
So the patent system would more likely get reworked when a favored company loses money in the lawmakers' home so that they can put their hands on otherwise banned products? Interesting definition of 'HTC succeeding' here. I still hope you'r
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by pestaa 14y ago
Thank you. Not only illegal, it is downright rude to establish gatekeepers like a login box to avoid getting me off that important newsletter. Given any mail with this characteristic I will gladly report it as spam in the hope that the next
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by pestaa 14y ago
It was surprising news to me, but I doubt this alone is a good reason to ditch the idea of a customised IDE. For those who hasn't heard, this post is from Bram himself: http://gmailblog.blogspot.com/2010/08/new-in-labs-find-docs-... He se
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by pestaa 14y ago
Running is a skill to learn just like everything else. People with sedentary lifestyle start running, run out of steam after a minute, decide this is not for them and give up entirely. So I tried an introductory level of running schedule to
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by pestaa 14y ago
Great comment. And now the only rational question is, "how do you reverse it?"
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by pestaa 14y ago
Thanks for your answers, nice insight. Great job on the dashboard, its interface is really inspiring. I still don't grasp how API can be so efficient while doing basically the same thing as the public-facing site minus probably the HTML ren
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by pestaa 14y ago
A couple of questions: - What does the top chart represent that blends into the background? - What is so costly about rendering pages for Googlebot that it takes almost twice as long as the average rendering time for public views? The throu
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by pestaa 14y ago
Still a CS student, WP was just a "funny or die" adventure for last summer. For now, I do client work and sharpen my axe with Haskell. I wish I had an interesting idea for a web product.
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by pestaa 14y ago
I actually tried to go that route and turned back. There's just too much headache with WordPress to do it every day.
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by pestaa 14y ago
I really love how monthly stats are aggregated: http://www.cyclinganalytics.com/user/1000000 Great work!
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by pestaa 14y ago
So if it's economically unfeasible to let gamers play in the short term after the release why add connection-only single player and let customers down on day 1? They want to fight pirates by demanding constant authorization in their games,
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by pestaa 14y ago
A very inspirational letter; however, he got into the very elite selection of 25 artists, with any one of them being way more talented than 99.99% of the country. I would so describe him naturally talented regardless of the personal perspec
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by pestaa 14y ago
I'd seriously consider buying one if HDMI and at least one more USB interface were available. Anyone knows a lightweight laptop with HDMI, SSD and no optical drive?
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by pestaa 14y ago
Is it because those services publish a CRUD-like APIs?
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by pestaa 14y ago
Indeed who wrote that line?
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by pestaa 14y ago
It's $25 for now, probably will be switched to normal price of $34. I found it immediately.
950.
by pestaa 14y ago
Lots of developers, myself included, prefer Mercurial over Git for this exact reason.
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by pestaa 14y ago
More than one comment below mentioned the use of this device for 3D modelling. There are certainly scenarios when an artist could use LeapMotion, like sculpting and painting, but the actual modelling part is heavily keyboard-supported. I im
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by pestaa 14y ago
I just got started in functional programming. How is web development different with Clojure than, let's say, Haskell? What are the trade-offs between the two?
953.
by pestaa 14y ago
How many skills are there already and can you show us some more examples please?
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by pestaa 14y ago
If you read Dune from Frank Herbert, you might recall Paul observing his father's soldiers doing their jobs in silence due to Leto (the father) giving little to no orders to them. "If you command something once, you'll have to command it ag
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by pestaa 14y ago
My favorite security answer is "@#¤ß$ä#$&%^$" so please don't discard case or punctuation. (Yes, I design these answers virtually impossible to brute-force even for myself.)
956.
by pestaa 14y ago
This was like the first half of a good article. Especially ending with a quote leaves more to be desired.
957.
by pestaa 14y ago
It is definitely true. If you manage to build abstractions that don't leak in the wrong places, it'll welcome changing requirements very well.
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by pestaa 14y ago
I don't see how SQLAlchemy and Jinja2 question statistics contribute to the popularity of Flask. Not they are not related at some level, but this evidence is irrelevant. Agreed on last parapgraph. Everybody needs to make sure their preferre
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by pestaa 14y ago
Zapier front page keeps loading in latest Opera. Otherwise, can't wait to plug in my apps!
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by pestaa 14y ago
Most likely because it is not a direct clone and they interpreted it as if your comment was pejorative.

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