thekaleb

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by thekaleb 11y ago
They haven't even standardized if they are to behave like python decorators or c# annotations.
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by thekaleb 11y ago
This is nice. I would add "Declaration block" for everything in (and including) the curlies. I would also add "Declaration" for the combination of a declaration property with its declaration rule.
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by thekaleb 12y ago
what was the context and purpose of this meeting?
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by thekaleb 12y ago
I wonder how it would work if I had a t-shirt with this constellation watermark on it.
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by thekaleb 12y ago
Or a fakechroot[1] if it is not rooted. [1]: https://wiki.debian.org/fakechroot
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by thekaleb 12y ago
There is return on investment even if it is not monetarily. Users or reCAPTCHA or Duolingo also do work for for-profit companies as well. From the article: > “Some people ask ‘Why do you work for free? Why do you spend so many hours a we
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by thekaleb 12y ago
It has 5 outstanding github issues.
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by thekaleb 12y ago
I'm trying to understand the point of this, myself.
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by thekaleb 12y ago
It's also funny for American programmers in another way altogether.
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by thekaleb 12y ago
David Heinemeier Hansson[1] for anybody else that was confused about what "DHH" referred to. [1]: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Heinemeier_Hansson
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by thekaleb 12y ago
I 2nd _The Moon is a Harsh Mistress_.
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by thekaleb 12y ago
Take a look at https://www.meteor.com
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by thekaleb 12y ago
Were any successfully prosecuted?
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by thekaleb 12y ago
I use requirejs for module loading and for my personal projects try to limit each module to a single function. Contrived example: define('object/clone', ['object/each'], function(each) { /**
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by thekaleb 12y ago
Actually Halo started at Apple[1]. [1]: http://kotaku.com/5796019/when-halo-was-on-the-mac-and-was-a...
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by thekaleb 12y ago
Or even Google Closure JavaScript.
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by thekaleb 12y ago
I usually come to HN for insightful and interesting news and content. This submission disappoints. I would not even call this news.
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by thekaleb 12y ago
This will work with pass-by-value primitives, but not pass-by-reference objects unless the getter re-creates the object for every get action.
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by thekaleb 12y ago
There has not been a single shred of evidence about this claim which is an attempt to discredit his motives. Here is the article mentioning this claim: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:1cwq_2e...
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by thekaleb 12y ago
There definitely are some accessibility issues especially for those with limited mobility where using the arrow keys is a necessity.
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by thekaleb 12y ago
This is a nice update. The syntax is how I would have expected it to be.
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by thekaleb 13y ago
Thank you! I did not know about the source-file command. I've been writing shell scripts, instead. You have just changed my entire work-flow!
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by thekaleb 13y ago
Just some complaining about JavaScript and CSS, move along.
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by thekaleb 13y ago
If he picks the first row, it also allows his opponents to understand the category. By going after the Daily Doubles, he is insuring that his opponents do not get them.
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by thekaleb 13y ago
And now it works in the bourne shell!
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by thekaleb 13y ago
Strong typing zealots?
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by thekaleb 13y ago
For anybody that is interested, these are the languages the website has: - GB: British English - ES: Spanish - DE: German - FR: French - US: US English - JP: Japan - IT: Italian - RU: Russian - PL: Polish It also seems to have a bonus polyg
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by thekaleb 13y ago
I was wondering the same thing. His website[1] and the Wikipedia article[2] about him don not mention anything about his interest in network security. But he does seem to closely guard his personal life. [1]: http://chuckpalahn
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by thekaleb 13y ago
This was found to be unverifiable.
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by thekaleb 13y ago
Like gold, BTC has scarcity, but unlike gold, it has no intrinsic value. I do, however, value my Bitcoins.

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