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by salehenrahman 12y ago
I'm curious; have you read the linked article? Because unlike what you stated, the removal of brown M&Ms doesn't have much to do with comforting the high-value stars, but more like a "flag" that Van Halen looks for i
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by salehenrahman 12y ago
I'm stealing this tactic when interviewing a QA guy, if I ever do end up looking to hire QA guys, that is. Me: "So here are a set of instructions are programmers were asked to follow. Can you see anything wrong" QA candidate:
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by salehenrahman 13y ago
No matter how much those conflicts are all made up, I've noticed attitudes like these are far too common.
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by salehenrahman 13y ago
It's pacific time for me so it's 404 days ago. :)
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by salehenrahman 13y ago
Kind of off topic, but people have been talking about "programming" their remote control for a very long time. And what does it involve to "program" your remote control? Simply going to the menu on your TV, and setting u
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by salehenrahman 13y ago
tl:dr; there is a surface (called ODTS) that you stick the drives to. The surface itself connects to your computer via USB, and its through that the drives' content can be browsed. Not a bad concept. I just fear that the adhesive mig
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by salehenrahman 13y ago
Well, I didn't imply people can't. But I find it easier to use the terminal than a GUI.
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by salehenrahman 13y ago
When I'm on my laptop, and in the event when I'm not doing any programming work (e.g. making music, viewing photos etc.), I use the terminal to carry out almost any task. Moving files? `mv <file>`. Deleting one? `rm <file
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by salehenrahman 13y ago
I was getting into a discussion on Twitter about the whole learn to code meme, and then one guy says: "In the future, I want my mom to tell a robot to get 3 tomatoes, and if they have apples, get 5" Although, I'm still not 10
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by salehenrahman 13y ago
Given that, maybe Google should force users under the age of 13 to fill out an online form that has the parent's consent on it. Although, this might not stop some to forge information on it, at least, Google can remain in compliance
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by salehenrahman 13y ago
Two-factor authentication might partially be the answer to that. You still provide your own password, except that a second password is generated when you request to be logged in. At least that how I think it works.
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by salehenrahman 13y ago
It is irrelevant to you, but not to libuv. All committers must sign a CLA, otherwise, pull requests issued by those that haven't signed the CLA will be rejected. Edit: I might point out all pull requests that only have two lines of gra
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by salehenrahman 13y ago
You're missing one very important detail: the person issuing the pull request didn't sign a CLA.
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by salehenrahman 13y ago
It's a templating language [1], but it seems a lot of developers (myself included) use it to DOM description language, just like HTML or XML. Better yet, people replace those languages with Jade! [1] https://github.com/
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by salehenrahman 13y ago
What about Arora [1]? [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arora_(web_browser)
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by salehenrahman 13y ago
The number of LOC is nothing to boast about in my opinion. The simpler your codebase the easier it is to maintain, the easier it is to focus on what actually matters: the end product.
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Show HN: You Can't CoffeeScript Under Pressure(shovon.github.io)
3 points by salehenrahman 13y ago|0 comments
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by salehenrahman 13y ago
I created a CoffeeScript version of it. http://shovon.github.io/youcantcoffeescriptunderpressure/
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by salehenrahman 13y ago
I got 3 minutes 39 seconds. I used i.forEach for questions involving arrays, instead of for-loops. Saves me time.
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by salehenrahman 13y ago
Will Harp support adding plugins? For now, I use Wintersmith. It supports Jade and Markdown out of the box, and you can extend it by writing plugins. I wrote one to help me "load" dependencies, without having to use <script>
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by salehenrahman 13y ago
I'm currently working at a job, where a recruiter reached out to me via LinkedIn. I'm glad I'm still a loyal LinkedIn user. Regardless, I wish you best of luck.
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Show HN: a NPM module to synchronously prompts users for command-line input(github.com)
1 points by salehenrahman 13y ago|0 comments
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by salehenrahman 13y ago
Jokes aside, I see this extension being used in one of those "causes" pages (not that I am against them) that parody the wrongdoings of an individual or groups of individual. e.g. a site that features an oil company, who lobbies governments
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Express middleware to send files in a custom mime-type(github.com)
1 points by salehenrahman 14y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: DecafLISP(github.com)
9 points by salehenrahman 14y ago|0 comments
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by salehenrahman 14y ago
Yes, there is a demo. It's in the header of the GitHub repository page. I guess I should include a link the `README.md` file.
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by salehenrahman 14y ago
Just curious: what do you use to minify? In an earlier comment, I said that most templating engines that I used don't minify. You'd have to write your own minifier. (I used Jinja, by the ways.)
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by salehenrahman 14y ago
Not sure. We simply used a templating engine. Either a) we didn't take the time to read the documentation properly to find out if there is an efficient minifier, or b) there isn't an efficient templating engine that minifies. I'm betting bi
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by salehenrahman 14y ago
I don't know about static sites. I would imagine to be very beneficial, in terms of bandwidth, to minify HTML. But I once worked on a Facebook-like SaaS, and minifying HTML had huge performance hit on the back-end, since we used templates,
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Show HN: GitHub-style user autocomplete(github.com)
4 points by salehenrahman 14y ago|3 comments

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