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by santialbo 12y ago
The title of the article is just a big click bait. Of course it's not worth it using Grunt/Gulp when you are running one task at a time.
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by santialbo 12y ago
This is so cool. I wish it showed resorts from the Pyrenees too.
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by santialbo 12y ago
Twitter abuses an ios api to check if they can open a url with a specific app scheme. If the api returns true it means you have the app installed. You are looking at the list of apps that twitter checks.
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by santialbo 12y ago
It looks very cool. I think that on nullable quantifiers (? and (how the fuck do I type a star on the comments)) it misses the optional branch (check http://www.regexper.com/#ab*c vs http://jex.im/regulex&#x
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by santialbo 12y ago
Free PR
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by santialbo 12y ago
I was very excited when Facebook showed flow at @scale but I haven't heard any update on the project since. Does anyone know when they are planning on releasing it?
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by santialbo 12y ago
Being a nation doesn't require being a state. You might not like it but Catalonia is a nation (seeking to be a state).
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by santialbo 12y ago
If I recall corectly it was the same for the Scotish referendum.
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by santialbo 12y ago
I don't see what the problem is. In Spain the rule is that you need a taxi license to be a taxi driver or you'll get fined. Uber pretending they don't need one is bullshit.
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by santialbo 12y ago
It's easy to get ripped off by taxis anywhere in the world if you are a tourist who doesn't know your way around.
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by santialbo 12y ago
Of all the jobs spain needs, taxi drivers is not one of them, that's for sure.
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by santialbo 12y ago
On elements with "overflow: hidden" chrome ignores the overflow during the transition for some reason.
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by santialbo 12y ago
I did a similar thing some time ago adding rigid body collisions on the asteroids, which makes the game way harder. https://github.com/santialbo/Asteroids play here: https://rawgit.com/santialbo/As
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by santialbo 13y ago
Mac Finder's query builder is, in my opinion, the friendliest you can get. http://i.stack.imgur.com/YdUSq.png
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by santialbo 13y ago
If by "F" the author means F#, he has no idea of what he's talking about. The language is open source with an Apache license.
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by santialbo 13y ago
Relevant http://i.imgur.com/10sfTYY.png
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by santialbo 13y ago
I had so much fun playing with this. Here's the code I wrote for a simple scala-like for macro for { rule { {$x <- $y:expr;} {$z:expr} } => { $y.forEach(function($x) { $z }); } rule { {$x <
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by santialbo 13y ago
wrong link? (European Common Lisp Meeting 2008)
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by santialbo 13y ago
Someone needs a 64 bit calculator.
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by santialbo 13y ago
I use mostly the terminal, but when doing more advanced stuff like interactive adding, rebasings or cherry picking, SourceTree is my main tool.
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by santialbo 13y ago
You've got http://scriptogr.am/
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by santialbo 13y ago
We've been using rc versions in production code too. As they've mentioned many times when they say unstable it doesn't mean that it was likely to break, simply that they are free to change the API if they need too. Does anyon
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by santialbo 13y ago
TypeScript doesn't handle dependencies. The <reference> tag is just for the compiler to know where to find the type definitions you are using in a file. For proper dependency handling you still need to use something like RequireJ
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by santialbo 13y ago
Is this supposed to replace Gecko in the future? or is it just a "toy" project?
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by santialbo 13y ago
For anyone wondering, TypeScript will also include support for this http://typescript.codeplex.com/workitem/15
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by santialbo 13y ago
LiveScript looks amazing. I love how much F#-y looks. I'm definitely going to start using it for personal projects.
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by santialbo 13y ago
We are building a webapp using TypeScript and Angularjs and we are quite happy. It takes some time to set up everything, we even created our own yeoman generator, but at the end I think it's worth it.
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by santialbo 13y ago
I just wish they update the built-in code analysis to use TypeScript 0.9. I don't like having to use outdated type definitions.
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by santialbo 13y ago
Julia seems like an easy transition for any Matlab programmer. The syntax is very similar and the built-in package manager makes finding new libraries way easier. And apart from that, performance is awesome. If having an IDE is an issue, Ju