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rufugee
15y ago
Wow....this is EXACTLY what I've been looking for. Awesome work. Followed!
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rufugee
15y ago
I'd be interested in this as well (as someone preparing to start a flask project)...
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rufugee
15y ago
Help me understand this. In your example, how would this malicious string be any more worrisome with the console installed than without it? I realize you could trigger the console to be displayed by crafting a URL, but it would be displayed
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15y ago
I kind of like that idea as well, although the escaping is a little ugly. The purist in me wishes I was always dealing with objects which knew how to display themselves and behave. Then I'd simply be an object arranger/orchestrator and life
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rufugee
15y ago
Anyone actually using SproutCore for anything? Care to comment on your experience?
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15y ago
While I disagree with you, I respect your right to have an opinion. Personally, I believe in God as well, but I also believe there is more to God than simply following scripture. Regarding hallucinogenic drugs, I believe we are born with a
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15y ago
Hard to say. There were obviously mushrooms as well which were (at least...from what I've heard) equally enlightening. I think it wasn't the drugs as much as the attitude, the music, the drugs, and the timing. They all worked together to cr
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15y ago
Oh really? Yes, you can refuse to listen. There are these little things called prisons full of those who did. I'm all for imprisoning those who violate the human rights of others: murders, rapists, assault perpetrators, thieves, etc. Howeve
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15y ago
Agreed. I think he underestimates the willingness of people to submit to authority and to sacrifice logical thought for comfort and certainty. Our media and government are both increasingly sophisticated in their abilities to manipulate, c
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15y ago
There's so much more to our world than meets the eye. It's a shame we allow those in authoritative positions to tell us how we're allowed to live our lives and how we're allowed to explore the universe, both inner and outer. We are all born
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15y ago
Why do we not see video game patents? Why don't we see, for example, Rockstar patenting "a mechanism for allowing a character to navigate a three dimensional space" and then suing the hell out of everyone else?
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15y ago
#4 is baked into all their products. As an enterprise user of Google Apps (paid), we're lucky to get a response to our support issues in a timely manner, if at all. One of the big reasons 80% of our organisation uses Exchange, even though w
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15y ago
I've always felt the potential of the language and community was a missed opportunity because of the refusal to open source it. Languages like rebol thrive when they are set free. It's a shame really.
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15y ago
Can you point out some substantial applications which have been written with node?
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15y ago
I have looked at Mono, along with MonoDevelop. I think Mono and MonoDevelop might work well for the experienced .NET developer who is interested in using his/her skills on Linux, but not for the newb .NET developer. There's just too much se
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15y ago
Really? You know, I'd consider MVC.NET for my startup, but here's a few snags I keep hitting. Perhaps you can provide insight in how to get around them? - Cost. I have found no way to accurately estimate what the development and deployment
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15y ago
Yeah....that's a problem ;-)
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Ask HN: What is the most hacker-friendly bank?
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15y ago
We use mondrian currently. It supports just about every database that is supported by JDBC (we use it with PostgreSQL). Just an FYI.
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15y ago
So do U and CTRL+R now properly undo and redo? When I used it, if you used U to undo, there was simply no way to ever redo anything...
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15y ago
O rly? Have you actually used it? I tried for months while using RubyMine. The IdeaVIM plugin was one of the reasons I was ultimately driven back to regular vim...the inconsistencies and bugs were pretty bad...to the extent that some things
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15y ago
No...this solution was already there before the big hack. I've used it in the past.
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16y ago
I have it running on dual displays with no problems whatsoever. That said, I have two 22-inch monitors and not a laptop screen. Unity is early days now...I'm sure your issue will be fixed soon enough.
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16y ago
This ^ I've been running Unity for 24 hours now, and I can honestly say it's been the best desktop experience I've had in all my years. Notice I said best "desktop experience", and not "best Linux desktop experience". I have been running Wi
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16y ago
Bing was extremely lavish in compensation, making offers to the best hackers for $90K/year when the adjacent teams were making $75K/year offers. This is what really stood out to me. I'm in tech management these days...I pay my good develo
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16y ago
I'm not sure if it can be done at install time, but it's very easy after you're booted up. Almost all cards I've tried are supported by the basic drivers, and enabling third-party driver support (to get nvidia drivers, etc straight from the
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16y ago
I don't know. We pay ADP for similar software currently that is completely horrible from a user experience. However, they've got us because of the integration with the rest of our payroll and HR systems. Jason's site looks extremely well-de
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16y ago
Actually, mp3 support is a checkbox during the install process now, so this is a non-issue. Video drivers have been just fine for me for the past six years or so, but perhaps that's because I always buy nvidia cards that are well supported.
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16y ago
As someone who has used both systems at length and who has commented on the subject before, I'll simply tell you that your opinion is obviously very subjective. I find the out-of-box Ubuntu experience to be far surperior to the OS X one, an
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16y ago
Agreed. Seems like they are wasting away what once had great potential. All my bug reports (3 over the past two years) still stand unanswered and unacknowledged. The API is broken in many ways. Documented features just refuse to work, and f
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