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by quaunaut 13y ago
Have you ever checked out [Mou]( http://mouapp.com/ )? You can turn off the live preview and it does exactly what you're asking. Just, it's not in-browser.
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Do a google search on each of those topics, asking what book is most important in each, especially to a newcomer. Usually you'll find the answers on StackOverflow. Read those. After that? Stop worrying about it. You're not inferio
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Morelike, they're showing what it can do today. With the API and more developers getting their hands on it? There's a lot more that can be done.
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by quaunaut 13y ago
> Postscript. Oh, of course I'm going to be modded down for this. Civil conversation has been replaced with culture war. Well, maybe not culture war, but a close analogue. :P Lets not get into that. However, to your point: This is o
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Because that's just unfeasible. Removing him as CEO is one thing, we can't even get another language on the web anymore as it is.
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I haven't recently, but in the past I've consumed enough for half a lifetime.
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I'm really curious about this, because frankly I just do not care about food. It costs a lot of money to buy. It costs a lot of time to prepare, unless you pay someone else even more money to do it for you. It takes up a ton of space,
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by quaunaut 13y ago
The Enum implementation seems full of caveats. 1. It saves values as integers in the database, meaning that removing properties involves explicit setting, and reordering them requires custom migration code. 2. "Avoid using the same nam
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Totally. But I'm a programmer, so I'd like to solve it on the internet. We can push it out into the real world after that. And I just refuse to believe we've figured out everything there is to know about community engineering
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This doesn't necessarily work, though it does help. One already exists- SomethingAwful.com. It's better than most forums for sure, but it's certainly not perfect and the size of the community still clouds conversation signifi
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by quaunaut 13y ago
Lets see, it's an article about how tech workers are being targeted because of high earning potential by anarchist service workers, who in the past have harassed other employees of Google and anyone else who is part of the SF tech&#x2F
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by quaunaut 13y ago
This is less an idea, more something for someone to think about. We need to figure out how to defeat the internet echo chamber effect. Notice how often, when a community gets started between a small group of people(such as early Reddit or H
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by quaunaut 13y ago
Actually, it doesn't. There is no American right to privacy. There's a belief in that right, but as far as I know there is no law that supports or enforces that right.
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by quaunaut 13y ago
Half a CEO's job is being a spokesman, representing the organization, and in Mozilla's place, representing the surrounding community.
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by quaunaut 13y ago
And he can speak about it if he does? It's okay to change your mind. He's had all week to talk about it, if he has already. But he hasn't. If you're worried about his future career, I understand. But if he changes his mi
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by quaunaut 13y ago
Yes it is. Lets not make useless differences here, it is. To think there isn't is somehow thinking someone having fewer rights than you do is still legally equal to you.
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by quaunaut 13y ago
> I don't want to live in a society where people have to fear for their jobs or a public mob action because they espoused an unpopular opinion. I disagree with Eich's opinion today, but tomorrow I could be in the minority. Yes,
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by quaunaut 13y ago
How is that not enough evidence? He paid $1000 to the campaign. Since the outrage began, he has said nothing to nuance his position, nothing to talk about changing his mind, nothing to make his employees or contributors feel like he had the
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by quaunaut 13y ago
I'm actually really glad about this. For one, the Hiring Thread goes up today, and if you want to see all the madness, you've got Twitter, TechCrunch, and Reddit to supply you. About the only thing I'll miss, is for the more
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by quaunaut 13y ago
Normally I'm not that kind of person! But at least once, it was such a nice surprise that we spoke for hours. I loved it.
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by quaunaut 13y ago
Honestly, I've been consistently let down by hotels, and so far only incredibly impressed with AirBnB. They've consistently cost me only 80-90% the local hotel rate, for twice the space, in-general-nicer accommodations, and a coup
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by quaunaut 13y ago
I really have a hard time understanding these arguments. There are some good examples out there of difficult-to-understand buys and misunderstood valuations- there's no way the WhatsApp purchase is ever going to recoup its costs(the us
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by quaunaut 13y ago
Thanks! With it off, I do notice that whatever is making the stubble seem like it protrudes(bump? normal? parallax? Been a long time since I've even thought about this stuff) seems a bit low resolution compared to the skin texture itse
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by quaunaut 13y ago
The glowing eyes before the skin had loaded was a bit scary, but overall, good work. However, is it possible to easily disable the heavy depth of field? I feel like that might be exaggerating the quality in a way that wouldn't be reali
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by quaunaut 13y ago
The thing that held me back at my last job with Geckoboard was the completely outrageous price. For half of what we wanted it to serve, it required custom coding. But for our team it would've been ~$300 a month, which was just absolute
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by quaunaut 13y ago
Far as I know, if your car goes over the Indian Ocean you're gonna lose signal pretty quick, right?
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by quaunaut 13y ago
Docker has had a clearly outlined vision of 1.0 for quite some time, and the next major version(which is using libcontainer), 0.10, is going to be the first release candidate for v1.0. So you're not far off, they are committing to it,
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I certainly came across people(so far, universally my bosses- lead developers who I didn't directly report to so far haven't been like this at all) who certainly had the "don't dare question me" attitude. It made it
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As a less experienced coder reviewing coders with half-decades or more experience on me, I always had a difficult time knowing whether I was looking at something that I just didn't understand the purpose of, or if I should question the
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by quaunaut 13y ago
While I totally understand not wanting to incur legal fees, don't think of Lawyers as the last result. Good lawyers make things clear, especially when you're otherwise not super well defined as a business. Is that to say they&#x27

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