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by sasha-dv 15y ago
Just did and now I'm a victim of the paradox of choice :)
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by sasha-dv 15y ago
UI bindings. It looks like knockout.js does a better job at automated UI bindings than backbone.js.
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by sasha-dv 15y ago
Maybe we can challenge destorm to make it :)
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by sasha-dv 15y ago
I agree that his request for the IP address of the person who made him "gayassfuck guy who wants to be raped" is a bit silly, but on the other hand his tone is appropriate. Just imagine finding yourself in his position, would you approach i
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by sasha-dv 15y ago
Thank you for posting this link. I'm in the process of choosing between the two. So far knockout.js is winning.
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Write in C - A geek song(write-in-c-song.blogspot.com)
19 points by sasha-dv 15y ago|7 comments
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by sasha-dv 15y ago
> ... charge less as a possible strategy. Is this a good idea? Usually not. Competing on price is almost always a bad idea. There are two exceptions to this rule I can think of: 1. Your "knockoff target" is the only game in town and be
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by sasha-dv 15y ago
That's unreasonably expensive. For $68.46 he payed for a day you can have an "el-cheapo" dedicated box or a great VPS for a month. I still don't understand why people trade a bit of system administration and superb performance for a vendor
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by sasha-dv 15y ago
I don't know exactly why, but my mouse tends to be in the lower right corner of the screen most of the time. Considering that, launching an app from the bottom of the screen involves less work for me. I'm not sure if that's true for the res
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by sasha-dv 15y ago
It appears he was wrong about it. If anything, the cities are not just getting bigger and denser, they are starting to "specialize". (Geeks tend to congregate in the SF area, investment bankers in the NY city, ...) Anyhow, he described the
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by sasha-dv 15y ago
That's strange. I had 11.04 on an old, battered machine (Athlon 2500+, 768 MB RAM, Radeon 9600) for about a week and it worked OK. Scratch that, I had no performance issues at all. The only reason I installed xubuntu on it was that after I'
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by sasha-dv 15y ago
> ... than make a claim they can't stand behind. I think they can stand behind this claim. The largest plan they sell comes with 800GB of storage. Your OS installation will probably take 10GB and you're effectively left with 790GB to st
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by sasha-dv 15y ago
>Now why would you let the cat out of the bag early just to whet the appetite of a small group of hardcore geeks? Because you have everything to gain and nothing to lose? I think you underestimate the noise geeks make. I'm sure it will
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by sasha-dv 15y ago
These "accidental" losses do not go unnoticed. Every online community, every tech blog, every kid and his dog is talking about the new iPhone. Why spend money when you can do it for free?
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by sasha-dv 15y ago
Or they need a new marketing ploy. P.S. Why are all the comments suggesting that this is not an accidental loss down-voted?
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by sasha-dv 15y ago
While this is an excellent topic for advanced vim users, I suspect that the majority of us would benefit more from a "Beyond the basics" topic. I'm comfortable with using vim to edit files now and then, but for that role any editor will d
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by sasha-dv 15y ago
Short answer: Yes, it is! As a self-taught programmer with no formal CS education, learning assembly (and working my way through SICP) gave me both the confidence and a deeper understanding of computer programming. If you're looking for a b