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tangue
14y ago
Linux would have been on par with OSX if all those ressources wasted on Gnome had been focused on GNUstep.
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tangue
14y ago
I know it's a bit old, but if you're into this kind of things give WindowMaker a try. I have a 12 years laptop and it's the only window manager that runs on it. (and it's quite a good experience IMHO)
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Popular science blog is run by a woman – to the surprise of some on Facebook
(guardian.co.uk)
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“Paleofantasy”: Stone Age delusions
(salon.com)
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tangue
14y ago
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SimSimCity: The SimCity Simulator
(dorkly.com)
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tangue
14y ago
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Digital capitalism produces few winners
(guardian.co.uk)
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tangue
14y ago
"You will also learn ... to manage your code with Subversion" How is this possible in 2013 ?
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tangue
14y ago
Sidenote : you can use Markdown with Pelican if you want. You just need to install the Markdown package.
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tangue
14y ago
People had great expectation about Hackdesign, but nobody can teach you design the way one can teach you programming (do this, not that etc.), you have to teach yourself, choose the way you want to see the world and try to design things in
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tangue
14y ago
The contrast ratio is 5.57:1 well above the 4:5:1 requirement. It seems that they're using Adobe Clean Light ( Helvetica Neue Light as a fallback). This must be the source of your readibility problem. Depending on browser/platform font-weig
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tangue
14y ago
Replace asshole by douche and you'll get a more accurate version of what I meant.
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tangue
14y ago
Reading his accomplishment is humbling for any programmer. The fact that he doesn't act like an asshole should serve as an example for the rest of us.
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tangue
14y ago
Jquery is a reference for designing a clean API and I suspect (this library aside) many php coders would have liked if php 6 move this way. But php core dev are waaay too conservative.
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tangue
14y ago
I second that. To deploy a website you'll have to learn Rspec, Capybara, gem, bundler... all Rails idiosyncrasies. In this respect, I found Udacity CS253 far more useful than Treehouse. It's Python based and the course uses a light framewo
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tangue
14y ago
Totally agree. I know it's a pain for the admins, but you can't say something like "security is omakase."
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tangue
14y ago
You're right. I'm not a native English speaker and like kghose I was a bit surprised by this number (hence my search for the arXiv budget). After reading your comment I see the ambiguity there.
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tangue
14y ago
This is an error. It's the total operating costs. Server costs for 2013 are budgeted for 41,700 $ https://confluence.cornell.edu/download/attachments/12711648...
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tangue
14y ago
Yes downvote me php people, but have a look at php code on github " https://github.com/search?q=mysql_connect&p=1&ref=se... and tell me what you're thinking about it.
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tangue
14y ago
People wo could write better code in php have already learned how to write better code in other languages. I don't even see the point of this book. Learning to write good code with php looks to me like learning ornithology with Angry Birds
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tangue
14y ago
>This article does not tell people to patch Apache. The >point, as for as I can tell, is to explore the projects you >use so you can learn to write better code. You're right. But saying something like "I’ve never taken a hard
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14y ago
Not really it's a good advice BUT this book is targeted at wanabee php developers. Telling them to patch Apache is a very bad idea. He should have chosen phpBB or something like that. You could think that people are smart enough to understa
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tangue
14y ago
You nailed it. Symfony == Poor man's Java. Which is ironic because even Java has started to move to move to something more sensible with frameworks like Grails or Play.
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14y ago
Part of this problem is that a good part of the community is amateur/hobbyist, they won't learn anything. Some people in the PHP community love to think that PHP is used like Java, but for most of the amateurs it's a "cut and paste what wor
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tangue
14y ago
The html5 spec is clear [1] : "The placeholder attribute should not be used as an alternative to a label." If you really want to do this kind of layout, you should find some accessible way of hiding labels. [1] http://www.w3.org/TR/html51/
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Ask HN: Would you still bet on Node.js?
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14y ago
"C is a ghetto"
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tangue
14y ago
I just uploaded a version with some crap instead [1], and it still works fine. These Metro styled tiles looks great whatever content you put in, the problem is the space wasted to achieve this look. http://imgur.com/H9Tri
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tangue
14y ago
> I believe it is for the government to be afraid of its people, not the other way around. A country where government is afraid of people because of guns is not a country where you want to live. Trust me. I'm fine with guns, but don't b
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What is the most difficult /challenging regex you have ever written?
(stackoverflow.com)
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tangue
14y ago
Sometimes I'm not interested by the articles on HN frontpage. Well ... I don't click on them.
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