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rsanheim
11y ago
Kelly Starret has a great quote about this: "your best position is your next position". Which is really another way of staying that you should be moving and changing positions frequently. Sitting to standing, on a stool, one foot
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rsanheim
11y ago
Have you looked at Radiant Player? http://www.sajidanwar.me/radiant-player-mac/
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rsanheim
12y ago
Metafilter is a shining example of what an established, long-running internet community can be and what other similar communities should aspire to. The community, content, and careful moderation is consistently the best of the 'net. E
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rsanheim
12y ago
That is definitely not possible, your whole ticket will get cancelled as the airline assumes a no-show.
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rsanheim
12y ago
Large blobs, then. I misspoke.
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12y ago
In large diffs, it can definitely be a problem.
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12y ago
Agreed, such a horrible name choice.
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12y ago
You can verify yourself at the source :) https://github.com/dotnet/corefx/blob/master/LICENSE
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12y ago
> It needs to be stated that most practitioners of Zen Buddhism, in both the east and the west, consider Alan Watts to be misinformed about Zen. Some might even call him a charlatan. Citation needed please. Watts certainly has his flaws,
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12y ago
A fix to remove the expired cert right now: https://twitter.com/aarongraves/status/493116549599739905 Pretty sure this is on Digicert's side, but we (at GitHub) are investigating to make sure of that.
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12y ago
We have an amazing team of people who are available and on-call 24/7 for these sorts of incidents.
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13y ago
We still use resque.
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13y ago
github.io works for me right now.
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13y ago
This is definitely not simple. So much rebasing. Ugh.
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13y ago
Fantastic analysis. Also a fantastic example of why real world psychopaths are so dangerous. Most don't kill or commit any serious crimes. They just win people over and draw them in, smoothly and very easily. Until it is to the psych
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13y ago
People in my audience don't buy windows laptops :). If I have to run windows, its in a VM, and only for cross browser testing purposes.
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13y ago
Yeah, but its a Dell laptop. Do they still come covered in Windows stickers and with all sorts of bloatware installed?
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13y ago
Yes, repressed emotions and trauma will manifest in some way for many, many people. For some people it can manifest physically, via stress, psychosomatic illness, etc. For others it may be depression or anxiety. You have to deal with yo
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13y ago
Interestingly enough, most folks working on GitHub.com don't use this model. We actually use a simpler model, and usually merge to our feature branches rather than rebase. I'm not sure if Zach's latest talk(s) goes into thi
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14y ago
Does anyone know what the actual physiological effects of cocaine delivered in a syrupy soda are? I have to guess it was very small amounts to begin with, and maybe not all that bioavailable orally to begin with. Whenever there are these s
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rsanheim
14y ago
The linked site is not authored by GitHub. Just hosted there :).
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14y ago
GitHub used to have localization, back before I joined, but it got dropped. Many non-native speakers switched to English anyways, and it just wasn't worth the effort and maintenance hassle.
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14y ago
It's the classis "Worse is Better" debate, lived out via consumer objects instead of lisp and c. Paging Richard Garbriel to Hacker News... http://www.dreamsongs.com/WorseIsBetter.html
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14y ago
I liked them better before they were cool.
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14y ago
We did have a pretty amazing week right after the summit, where everyone was on fire to ship things and there were a lot of people "in line" to get things deployed. It was pretty awesome, actually, seeing so many things land within a week
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14y ago
Wow, settle down. No need to freak out about this, just don't buy it. I'm getting one with 16 GB of RAM. Pretty sure I won't want to upgrade that before I upgrade the whole machine in ~2 years.
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14y ago
We disabled comments from new feature posts.
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14y ago
Yes. Here's an askmefi thread that may interest with more detail, and note it dates back to November: http://ask.metafilter.com/200912/Short-Groupon
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15y ago
You just described "a couple decent developers + ruby on rails + custom development". The interesting bit is trying to create the next Excel or Access. The most recent (aborted) attempt was DabbleDB ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dabble_DB
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15y ago
There is no such thing as a 'pro quality' tracker. They ALL suck, in different ways, and simply try to minimize their deficiencies based on the context they were developed in. You find the one that fits your world view and your work flow, a
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