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by sc 18y ago
You mean Rails. This works as expected, though: Time.now-1.day
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by sc 18y ago
> Have a tool that limits the results by the number of characters in the domain Currently achievable by editing the Regexp search, though admittedly not user-friendly: ^[^.]{4,8}[.](com)$ (Minimum 4, maximum 8 characters)
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by sc 18y ago
Source: http://www.python.org/ftp/python/3.0/
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by sc 18y ago
The original: http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/top_10_semantic_web_pro... I find it a little easier to stomach its grammatical errors outside the NYTimes wrapper.
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by sc 18y ago
% vimtutor An alternative.
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by sc 18y ago
Linkbait aside, HN death rumors come in phases, and the real content is always still far more signal than noise. The anger a few months back re: TechCrunch-heaviness was more shark-jumping in accusation than anything I've noticed lately. Ed
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by sc 18y ago
The dot notation itself indicates continuation: win = new Window(). setTitle("A new window"). setForeground(Red). setBackground(White). setMenuBar(fileMenu, viewMenu, helpMenu);
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by sc 18y ago
JavaScript can just as easily attain this way of using named parameters: win = Window.new({title: "A new window", foreground: Red, background: White, menuBar: [fileMenu, viewMe
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by sc 18y ago
I wonder these things, too, but don't really think I want to know: his enigmatic presence is part of the fun
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A Costly Parade, by Why the Lucky Stiff, and that NodeBox pong game -- in Shoes(hackety.org)
86 points by sc 18y ago|14 comments
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by sc 18y ago
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/08/03/magazine/03trolls-t.html?i...
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by sc 18y ago
Libertarian beliefs do not presuppose a lack of Obama support.
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by sc 18y ago
I do as much browsing in WebKit as possible. Heroku does not support WebKit and till it does I cannot spend too much time with it.
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by sc 18y ago
"[39.6 per cent] is what it would be under Obama's proposal, what it was under President Clinton, and, for that matter, what it will be after 2010 if President Bush's tax cuts expire on schedule." "During the 2000 campaign, on MSNBC's 'Hard
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by sc 18y ago
Comments are on a per-line, per-commit basis. No aggregate per-file means that readers are less likely to follow a thread.
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by sc 18y ago
MRI has been replaced with YARV, which is sometimes much, much faster, and sometimes a little bit slower. With JRuby, MacRuby, Gemstone, and other things in the pipeline, there are plenty of choices to go around.
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by sc 18y ago
http://stephencelis.com/projects/timeframe
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by sc 18y ago
That screencast is for RubyCocoa, a bridge. MacRuby is a native implementation of Ruby in Objective C.
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by sc 18y ago
Love it! My only suggestion is to check the hoverstate style for the bookmarklet. A normally resized browser window completely hides the arrow.
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by sc 18y ago
Deja Vu Sans Mono renders wonderfully on OS X.
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by sc 18y ago
WebKit's built-in Inspector has been more than adequate for my needs as of late.
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by sc 18y ago
Or you should make it so inputs don't need to be surrounded by square brackets.
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by sc 18y ago
Google and Craigslist are minimalist relics that do a job and do it well. They're too plain to be _ugly_. MySpace is popular with the same personalizing crowd that would put stickers on their MacBooks.
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by sc 18y ago
Sorry. I don't want to review your startup badly enough to deal with this overhead.
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by sc 18y ago
An iPhone app that does this came out around the time the store first launched. Does anybody remember its name?
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by sc 18y ago
How does it compare with SquirrelFish? Edit: Ah, Resig briefly suggests an answer here: http://ejohn.org/blog/tracemonkey/#comment-319458 > Well, considering that Squirrelfish was "only" 46% faster than Firefox 3 at the SunSpider test
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by sc 18y ago
No one has to eat the early-bird special because they get a good night's sleep. Listen to your individual body, not the generalized recommendations of others. A normal 10pm bedtime does not preclude late nights now and then, anyhow.
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by sc 18y ago
Except without the help of mnemonics. Passwords should just be long and easy to remember. ILoveEating2Baguettes!InTheSpringtime is going to be better than D72gfD@1.
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by sc 18y ago
Yes, this argument can be made, but when someone tries to vouch for Microsoft's choice of language by describing the fact that you can "_start_ to _shut down_" your computer. But, if you argue for semantics, semantics are still semantics. Y
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by sc 18y ago
140 characters is not enough space for a URL and commentary. You end up getting things like this: http://yooplace.com/thread/seths-blog-like-your-hair-is-on-f... Each of these "comments" works more like an upvote than anything else.

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