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by rmccue 13y ago
SublimeCodeIntel (mostly) works: https://github.com/SublimeCodeIntel/SublimeCodeIntel I use it every day, and the only real issue for me is that occasionally the built-in suggestions override CodeIntel's, which is
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by rmccue 13y ago
Note that it is possible to lose, eventually: http://i.imgur.com/kKsjG2u.png
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by rmccue 13y ago
If you control both the OAuth client and server (that is, the client is always trusted and doesn't need manual authorization), you can dispense with request tokens and just issue access tokens directly, and forget about the whole autho
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by rmccue 13y ago
I'm not a fan of the payment input in a separate window, although I'm not sure if that's just a browser quirk on my end. Much preferred the old modal dialog on the same page.
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by rmccue 13y ago
> And running it locally is fraught, because of Security Hole of the Week. We had 4 security releases in 2013: http://wordpress.org/news/category/security/ Not quite Hole of the Week, but admittedly not th
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by rmccue 13y ago
As mentioned in the article, https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=885777 is tracking that.
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by rmccue 13y ago
Actually, I know of one set up by a friend: snaproulettebot. You send a snap, and it sends you a random one back later from another user. Being called "snaproulettebot" makes it pretty obvious what it is, but you could do it in a
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by rmccue 13y ago
I know it's just an example, but: if you're doing HTTP in WordPress, please use WP HTTP rather than Guzzle. It has compatibility with many more hosts (since it uses sockets as well as cURL), plus it's already built-in.
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by rmccue 13y ago
One of their "Chromebook Can'ts" is called Document Incompatibility [1]. It's definitely Google's fault that Microsoft uses a proprietary format to lock-out everyone else. [1]: http://www.scroogled.com&#x
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by rmccue 13y ago
What if the twins are delivered via Caesarean, with the exact same datetime recorded? Including datetime (even as a string) also includes the aforementioned falsehoods about time.
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I want to pay money for this. A chat service with built-in GitHub integration including issue and file referencing sounds like a fantastic tool for teams building using GitHub. Any chance you can use an actual Kickstarter instead so I can t
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(I'd guess it's originally related to the concept of "jerk" in physics. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jerk_%28physics%29 ) It's been used in this context since at least 2010 by the Chrome team:
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by rmccue 13y ago
This seems a lot like linkbait to me. Most of the post is just reiteration of Ghost's features, and the title intentionally asks an inflammatory question.
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It is smart enough, it'll keep traversing upwards and check every parent directory.
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Note that this isn't available everywhere: https://squareup.com/help/en-us/article/5136-troubleshoot-sq... (Would have been nice to see this on the actual page rather than hidden in "Troubleshooting
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by rmccue 13y ago
I see you've been following my projects. :) https://github.com/rmccue/WP-API-Client is an example of using Requests with the API (and the reference client fir the API), but it's not secure authentication, it&
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by rmccue 13y ago
Heh, thankfully I don't have to support PHP versions that old (although PHP 5.2 might as well be). It's called Requests for PHP to disambiguate it from Kenneth Reitz's fantastic Requests library in Python, which also serves t
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I know. The question in this case is, why am I doing ridiculously stupid things in PHP? Why am I using static methods as an excuse for namespacing? The answer is backwards compatibility. Requests has to work on the majority of hosts out the
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No worries, hope it works well for you! :)
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> Is there anything special to consider when using it with the Laravel framework? Not that I'm aware of, you should be able to simply use it as a normal library.
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Show HN: I just released Requests for PHP 1.6(journal.ryanmccue.info)
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by rmccue 13y ago
Interesting fact: King has existed since 2003, but they're only now going public. Given that their only real success so far is Candy Crush Saga, you have to wonder if this will be the next Zynga. (Also fun fact, Notch worked for King u
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by rmccue 13y ago
You don't have to; solar days are not the same as "normal" days (defined by TAI and used by UTC). This is why we have leap years, and leap seconds in UTC.
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by rmccue 13y ago
I went to install HHVM to test my own code, but it turns out it's 64-bit only. Kind of sucks.
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I'm in favour of this for developer-focussed issues. One of the libraries I maintain ( http://simplepie.org/ ) directs support to Stack Overflow, since the majority of questions are basic programming questions (along the
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In Australian English, it's "ann-tith-iss-iss" versus "ann-tee thee-sis"; I imagined British English would have been the same. Interesting to learn.
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I love Linus' followup to this later: On Mon, 13 Jun 2005 linux@horizon.com wrote: > > > But perhaps slightly impractical. > > There are just few laws of physics it violates. Yeah, yeah. You
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> There is always a "backwards compatible" argument that pops up, but the solution is simple: persons that dont want to upgrade from their 2002 PHP installation can use legacy WP. We tried a long-term support branch. It doesn&#
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by rmccue 13y ago
Aha, you're right! Disabling the Script tab helps immensely. It's a shame since I need the Script tab for a lot of work, but it's not too much of a pain to disable/reenable.
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by rmccue 13y ago
Actually, Automattic is completely separate to WordPress as a project. While some of the commit team are Automattic employees, most aren't (at least of the active ones; there's a few that work mostly on Automattic internal project

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