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rorrr
14y ago
> 'dance to pay' gesture Strippers already have prior art on that one.
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rorrr
14y ago
This is just a side-effect of the fact that arrays in PHP are also hash-maps. That improves the speed of development, not your example.
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14y ago
What's wrong with array_keys? It's extremely useful. Java has keySet(), Ruby has hash.keys, etc. Your second argument is even dumber. Yes, PHP lets you do lots of things, which improve the speed of development. If you don't like it, don't w
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14y ago
Here are the actual links instead of the shitty blog spam: Demo: http://syntensity.com/static/espeak.html Code: https://github.com/kripken/speak.js
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14y ago
So it's like blogging, but you're forced to break everything into pages. You're trying to emulate an ancient technology (printed pages) with the new technology (html5), which natively doesn't have the limits that printed pages have, but you
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14y ago
So I order the most expensive item and pretend I never received it.
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rorrr
14y ago
What would stop someone from setting up a bunch of accounts and selling a bunch of non-existent stuff? Is there escrow of some sort?
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rorrr
14y ago
So you renamed "controllers" to "operations".
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14y ago
I'm shocked FB is still trading at P/E = 99. This is pure insanity. It's going to collapse right after the first earning announcement.
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14y ago
You can add a consistent random pattern.
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14y ago
This can be easily overcome by adding random noise.
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14y ago
> sneak one into a cafe There are cameras everywhere. If they really want to find you, they will see your face.
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14y ago
Working remotely. It beats every single office I've ever worked at.
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14y ago
netflix.com is down here as well
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14y ago
It makes Apple happy. But fuck them. I will not spend a dime on their products anymore (iPod/iPhone 3/Iphone 4 owner).
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rorrr
14y ago
No such thing on Craigslist. You can go straight to the RSS feed.
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14y ago
Kevlar is definitely not strong enough. Can't find the data on UHMW (Spectra) in the right units. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space_elevator#Cable
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rorrr
14y ago
They do have RSS feeds, which are pretty good already. I'm not sure why PadMapper can't use them. (Legal maybe?)
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rorrr
14y ago
I guess. AWS is still cheaper. However, Hetzner beats both by a huge margin, even though it's not a cloud offer.
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14y ago
There's no way it can compete with AWS at the prices they have. The cheapest option they have is n1-standard-1-d - a single core at $0.145/hr = $105 per month (that's not counting any traffic or storage). At that price I can get an abso
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14y ago
That made no sense. How you can have a space elevator if it's not geo-stationary? You didn't actually say what materials are strong enough for this (that we can actually produce without bankrupting whole countries).
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14y ago
It actually increases the size of some files. http://i.imgur.com/E1mL2.png 10,842 bytes -> 15,863 bytes (a 46% increase). Which is dumb, in cases like this it's better to return the original file.
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rorrr
14y ago
You can always switch jobs, you can always quit.
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14y ago
Spot on. Any sufficiently complex website won't benefit from this. How would your code editor know which CSS (or even beter, Sass) files apply to which pages? No way.
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14y ago
That explained nothing.
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14y ago
You can assume I'm just making shit up.
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14y ago
Sorry, I'm trying to remain anonymous. I don't even consider myself great. I have a couple of shots that I've made in the last 10 years that I think are OK. Most of this advice doesn't really come from me, it's mostly passed generation-to-g
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14y ago
She's a good classical street photographer. I'm sure her photos look way better in print than the tiny versions on her website. I wouldn't say she is my favorite, but pretty solid. There are truly many photographers that I like (and many th
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14y ago
You may be right, but most "photographers" get stuck at that phase forever. Photo companies convinced most people that buying an expensive DSLR will make them a good photographer. Or if you carry a tripod, that automatically makes you a pro
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14y ago
Since you only support IE9+, I don't see how any serious project would pick your charts. IE8 is still #3 most common browser version in the world. IE7 is #5. http://gs.statcounter.com/#browser_version-ww-monthly-201105...
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