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by troels 15y ago
Technically, yes. What I was referring to was more mundane though. The difference between writing a parser/interpreter partially in PHP or minimizing the php code to a loop and then push all the hard stuff down to preg is significant. Optim
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by troels 15y ago
job interviews in which she was shown pictures of her interviewer's bare ass; I'm intrigued. How the heck did that scene play out? How exactly do one produce an image of his ass in an interview. How come he had one taken in the first pl
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by troels 15y ago
Seems they edited the text by now, but apparently "Women" was listed under perks. That aside, what kind of BS is this: Web 3.0 is about finding meaning in data (aka semantics). Recommendation & personalization technologies are ac
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by troels 15y ago
Refreshing with these micro frameworks as a counter movement to the monoliths. In my opinion PHP is so fragmented library wise, that trying to streamline everything is a failure - Much better to have a collection of independent modules that
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by troels 15y ago
That's timely. Recently I've been looking around for various widgets interfaces to explore multidimensional data. This looks quite useful - way up next to good old pivot table. What do you think of parallel coordinates as a widget? (F.ex.
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by troels 15y ago
It will too even if you're not. They lost me on the part where they "ruled out Java". No really?
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by troels 15y ago
I upvoted you because I agree with your main point, but I think you're veering into conspiracy teritory with that last paragraph. Who the heck would benefit from such a broad "attack" anyway? Much more likely that it's group dynamics (or tr
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by troels 15y ago
There is speedbar, which can be tailored to look a lot like TextMate's panel. Personally, I use the command lines + vim if I'm mainly reading/browsing through code. I even use vim for minor edits, even though I use Emacs as my main editing
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by troels 15y ago
That's just you though. Yammer is a pretty well established company. Not large compared to Yahoo, but not a tiny unknown one either.
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by troels 15y ago
That's very nice. I do wonder if the downward pointing arrow might cause some confusion, since it could be misinterpreted as meaning "download".
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by troels 15y ago
The rotation of Earth is actually not as stable a thing as one might expect. See for example http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leap_second
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by troels 15y ago
As someone who knows little about Indian society and have never set foot on American soul, I'm obviously a bit limited wrt the subject matter. That said, this text reads to me as a shallow piece of nationalism. The comments here (which are
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by troels 15y ago
Actually, my impression is that the php-is-bad dogma has eased up a bit recently. And good at that - programmung language religion gets boring very fast.
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by troels 15y ago
Very nice. I've been using this one for a project recently: http://www.eyecon.ro/datepicker/ and I noticed the other day that the author has begun work on an updated version: http://www.eyecon.ro/colorpicker-and-datepicker-for-twitter-..
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by troels 15y ago
I think the case is that if a game grows large enough, it will inevitably develop an economy. It's just a natural aspect of human society.
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by troels 15y ago
Agreed. Especially because that would mean that implementing the algorithm at the same level (E.g. in C) would yield much better results than any of the cases.
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by troels 15y ago
Wow. This is really great. We are just at a point where we consider switching away from Lighthouse for bug tracking. Do you provide - or plan to provide - an api, so it's possible to integrate with other systems?
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by troels 15y ago
Wasn't the point that they died from malnutrition? That's what I gathered from the second female almost dying, until it was fed a mixture rich in calcium.
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by troels 15y ago
> Twitter has an "unlimited"—be respectful to your team—holiday policy. I've probably taken about 6-7 weeks off in my one and a quarter years here. Curious as to how these things work in the states. I take it that you pay for the time o
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by troels 15y ago
Images in web sites? That hasn't been novel since .. well .. before html
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by troels 15y ago
It sounds scary to me to have something that core to your business be running on a rented platform.
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by troels 15y ago
I know that's what the upvote button is for, but man that's funny.
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by troels 15y ago
A word of advise: Asking me to give you access to my email account is a very big leap of trust. I can't see what your product does without taking that leap - so I don't.
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by troels 15y ago
I do it all the time. But then, English isn't my first language, so that probably makes it a more natural thing for me to do.
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by troels 15y ago
Why on earth do people insist on comparing web frameworks on such a pointless metric as time-render-a-page? It's utterly pointless.
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by troels 15y ago
Sure, here you go: https://github.com/troelskn/pagedown
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by troels 15y ago
Well, that's true of incarceration in general.
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by troels 15y ago
wtf. that's just awesome. why aren't everyone using that?
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by troels 15y ago
Thanks - That was my suspicion.
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by troels 15y ago
Maybe forcing the browser into quirks mode would do the trick?

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