thenduks

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by thenduks 15y ago
Hmm I'm not so sure... My iPad can replace my laptop for basically everything but work. Web browsing, listening/browsing/buying music, twitter et al, emails, games, books, movies/tv shows, etc, etc.
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by thenduks 15y ago
View -> Side Bar? Don't get me wrong, though. You don't like it you don't like it. It's all good.
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by thenduks 15y ago
What do you mean 'project view'? It has practically the same views and navigation features of TextMate (+ the minimap thing).
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Shared Auth for Rack Apps(ryanfunduk.com)
1 points by thenduks 15y ago|0 comments
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by thenduks 15y ago
Yea that was a concern and a choice we made. It would indeed be completely trivial to follow people who tweet at the bot. In the end there were a couple primary reasons I think we decided not to do that. First: Nobody really uses direct mes
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by thenduks 15y ago
Direct link to the service: http://lmklater.com
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@lmklater - Easy Scheduled Reminders with Twitter(ryanfunduk.com)
3 points by thenduks 15y ago|3 comments
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by thenduks 15y ago
This problem is solved by simply keeping documents on a server somewhere (I hesitate to say 'the cloud', but that's the marketing term for it) instead of only on the device.
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by thenduks 15y ago
Agreed, but I don't find that stuff especially in-my-face on the site -- although I have adblock installed, not really sure what effect it has on the site. I generally visit twitter.com once or twice a week just to poke around and see what
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by thenduks 15y ago
Why can't his articles just be well written opinion pieces? He's making observations and drawing conclusions from them about a company (and their products) that he clearly loves. If one isn't interested one can just move on just as I move o
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by thenduks 15y ago
Transition period.
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by thenduks 15y ago
I mostly use the same apps you do on a day-to-day basis -- but honestly you should try the site sometime. It's pretty sweet. It's especially useful when you want to find new people to follow. You can poke around really easily, read conversa
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by thenduks 15y ago
Fair enough. I wouldn't consider having a clone of the repo to be a blocker. You could very easily automate the cloning, reporting, deleting of a repo.
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by thenduks 15y ago
A list of dates? Using my command I showed above I get the following output: 2791 Ryan Funduk Still, yea, if you want data you could put on a calendar then I would instead suggest `git log` with `pretty-format` which you could t
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by thenduks 15y ago
Maybe I'm missing something about the desired data, but why not just do something like: git shortlog -s | grep "My Name" This shows how many commits you've made on a repo. Omit the grep to see everyone's counts.
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by thenduks 15y ago
Everyone seems to have one of these static site generators these days. Probably a lot of people, myself for instance, who have written their own over the years as well. This one looks like it has some interesting ideas related to pre-proces
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by thenduks 15y ago
Primary reason: It's in beta. Code folding is on the roadmap ( http://sublimetext.userecho.com/topic/19281-syntax-code-fold... ). Personally I don't miss it. I think it's probably just not a high priority.
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by thenduks 15y ago
Apple has indicated that SOX is the reason they do this nominal fee stuff in the past. Here's one example from 2007: http://www.appleinsider.com/articles/07/01/15/apple_to_impos... Here's another more recent, longer in-depth article: htt
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by thenduks 15y ago
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2786463 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sarbanes%E2%80%93Oxley_Act
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by thenduks 15y ago
I'll buy you a coffee...
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by thenduks 15y ago
You can still get the newest Xcode from developer.apple.com as usual, no? Or continue using your current one? You have all the time you need :)
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by thenduks 15y ago
Interesting, I got the notice and quit iTunes same as you - I stared at the notice for a bit thinking "hmm, I did quit iTunes..." But then I got distracted doing something else and a couple minutes later I heard the ding that something fi
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by thenduks 15y ago
Been running the GM seed for quite a while now. Everything has gone smoothly.
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by thenduks 15y ago
Off-topic: Something interesting about the aesthetics of text to point out here. I had to double-take which you said was left and which was right. I was sure that you were saying the left was iTerm2, because to me the one on the right has
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by thenduks 15y ago
He could take into account the content of the comments on the poll, for one thing. You're right that the results of the vote show a pretty clear 'winner'... I'm not sure that's the end of it, though. If 1000 people wanted a specific feature
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by thenduks 15y ago
I think it depends on how you look at it. From my perspective: pg added a useful feature, hidden comment scores -- then asks if you liked it better with or without them -- took that information into account along with data on comment voti
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by thenduks 15y ago
This list has nothing to do with CS students. It's just (specifics about LAMP/etc aside) stuff any competent programmer should do.
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by thenduks 15y ago
Syntactically? No. Ideologically? Absolutely. Guess which is more valuable :)
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by thenduks 15y ago
In what language do you routinely find 2000 lines files that are skimmable? Best to split it up logically, problem solved.
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by thenduks 15y ago
Programming isn't like any of those examples, though. Try making the same argument but use 'painters' and 'musicians'. Code is an art-form. I experiment in my spare time because I enjoy it. I don't actually think not programming in your spa

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