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I think it's a similar phenomenon to people closing windows to free up space on the taskbar (for GUIs that have such a thing like Gnome and Windows). If you remove the list of "open" things people are free to just do what they want and let
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It's just resting.
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No argument there. However as you start cutting things from the 15", driving the price down, it gets less and less compelling when compared to the 13" Air. The upgraded specs are the only reason to prefer the 15" over the Air at the same pr
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Lighter, thinner, higher res at the same physical dimensions.
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I feel that it makes sense. When weighing the options I came to the exact same conclusion as the author, except my notebook is < 1 year old so I'm not actually upgrading soon, though I would like to shed weight. If I were to buy a Pro i
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(your) information wants to be free
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16y ago
> To scroll a window in Windows, the window needs to have focus. Katmouse http://ehiti.de/katmouse/
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16y ago
Sibilant is Lisp lipstick for JavaScript. https://github.com/jbr/sibilant
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It works for me on some sites, on OS X in Canada. I watch Hulu and YouTube videos only available in the US with that method. YMMV.
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Poor man's SSL VPN ssh -D 9050 yourbox.net and set your system's SOCKS proxy to localhost:9050
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The default shortcut to focus the menu bar is Ctrl-F2. I change it to Ctrl-2 and frequently do things like "Ctrl-2 F <Return> O <Return>" to open recent files. For leaf menu items I set per-app keyboard shortcuts in the Keyb
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Last year GitHub added Subversion support: https://github.com/blog/626-announcing-svn-support And a month later write support for svn: https://github.com/blog/644-subversion-write-support
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16y ago
If anyone else who doesn't know C++ is curious about RAII (Resource Acquisition Is Initialization), the C2 wiki article was enlightening: http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?ResourceAcquisitionIsInitialization Keep this in mind (from the wiki article)
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> The Motorola Xoom is already out.. so how is Honeycomb an unfinished product if it's in consumers' hands? It's unfinished because it doesn't ship with major features that it claims to support such as LTE and Adobe Flash. Every review
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I don't think we have far worse service than the US. North America lags parts of Europe and Asia by a wide margin, but I fail to see how the US is ahead of Canada. Rural areas here are often underserved and it's no secret we are probably as
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Plenty of Fish served 2m pageviews / hour with one server. http://plentyoffish.wordpress.com/2007/02/09/aspnet-and-iis-...
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Most git commands I use on a daily basis have 1-3 letter shell aliases: https://github.com/samsonjs/config/blob/master/zsh/zshrc#L23... Previously on reddit: http://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/b0o6z/short_but...
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Could be that people just aren't looking for the humour and fail to see that you're joking. Maybe you stand out because you tend to write what's on your mind without trying to spare everyone's feelings and that gets people talking, for bett
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Zed is the ultimate troll whether it's intentional or not. He must spend a lot of time laughing at all the time & attention he gets for doing and saying silly things, things that people end up taking far too seriously. The fact that I'm
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16y ago
Can we ignore the constant factor and say it's O(week)? ;-)
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If sun.com is decommissioned then it will no longer be in service, i.e. it will not even redirect.
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OS-wide user scripts and bookmarklets? Sounds good to me.
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Thanks, I was hoping someone would point out the mistakes. Since I can't edit my previous comment: frob = (obj, rest...) -> v for v of obj when blurgh(v, rest) edit: parens dropped for noise reduction
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16y ago
When targeting Node, one runtime and ES5, vanilla JS isn't so bad. Writing JS for browsers is painful, and CS addresses a lot of those pains. A function that does nothing useful but illustrates some pain points: function frob(obj) {
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That's the talk I was looking for, thanks!
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Just 2 months ago I was searching for exactly this. This is going to be really useful for a lot of people, thank you. No time to read it now but it's on my Instapaper list.
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Guy Steele's talk: How to Think about Parallel Programming: Not! http://www.infoq.com/presentations/Thinking-Parallel-Program...
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The problem is that many people who don't know any better and don't read sites like HN will just go and use this banner.
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Your HN profile says you love technology and the Internet but your comment doesn't support that claim at all. We don't just want people off IE6, we want people on modern browsers. Everyone needs something to bitch about. You bitching about
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Dell has offered a range of colours on their notebooks for at least a few years. It's rare but not unheard of. Also the Panasonic Shockwave walkmans and discmans of the 90s. There are 2 off the top of my head.
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