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by rudd 17y ago
Thank god they changed the name. This is truly a great editor and I've seen it used many times, but I always felt uneasy saying it out loud or even typing it to someone who had never heard of it. It's just awkward. The new name has no (blat
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by rudd 17y ago
The weird thing about this is that to make it bigger you drag the corner, which would be hard to accurately "click" with your finger. Also, if it's to be used widescreen, it takes up almost all of the screen, much more than the iPhone's key
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by rudd 17y ago
Huh. GMail is down for me, but GMail's IMAP is still working. I didn't even notice.
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by rudd 17y ago
The CSV file is wonderful. Now I know (among numerous other things), how many people took the survey before me. My line in the survey can be defined by surprisingly few fields.
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by rudd 17y ago
Not exactly a gap. It's just trying to be a domain-specific site. There're plenty of examples of this. For example, you could view HN as a domain-specific digg or reddit, for tech/startups. Even though you can make a subreddit or similar. P
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by rudd 17y ago
Yes, I'm pretty sure charset support in Postgres is at the database level, not the table level. See here: http://www.postgresql.org/docs/8.4/interactive/multibyte.htm...
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by rudd 17y ago
It's not particularly bad advice. Perhaps for someone who hasn't worked with databases long enough, it's dangerous to tell them "don't worry about normality." But denormalizing certain groups of tables can certainly cause a significant perf