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by varikin 14y ago
Cool. I understand there is a lot of account for. Other than that gripe, this looks very cool.
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by varikin 14y ago
This interests me greatly cause I am trying to sell and then buy a house. The problem I see is that I can't tell your app that I don't want a down payment. I qualify for the VA loan which requires no down payment.
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by varikin 14y ago
I agree. When I use vim, I just know the key to press to move around. I don't think "move to the next word -> w". I know I want to move the cursor and my fingers know where to be but not really what key I am pressing.
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by varikin 14y ago
I think that is exactly why Mark Zuckerburg chose PHP when working on TheFaceBook back in 2003 and 2004. It was easy to write and deploy.
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by varikin 14y ago
That isn't the takeaway I got. It was that Setuptools is broken, but so is pip and distutils2. Pip lost very worthwhile functionality that exists in setuptools, namely binary eggs.
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by varikin 14y ago
I have heard of doing both, though I have not seen it yet in production. It gives the benefit of having to get the code and the database while also requiring dictionaries to be build per password.
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by varikin 14y ago
That was my impression. It sounds like he is really just looking at all options to figure out what does and does not work and why. To that extent, he is building and modifying hardware to experiment while also working with manufacturers.
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by varikin 14y ago
I disagree. It fairly consistent. By your numbers, the computer usage in 2000 is 56 pixels in diameter while the diameter for the circle representing 2008 is 195 pixels. By area of the circle, The bigger cicle (half circle really, would tha
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by varikin 14y ago
I can see it being perfect for my parents who use Facebook, email, and write documents. Also, I could be great for schools for the same reason or for some office workers that just need email and Google Docs. I think this fits with that othe
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by varikin 14y ago
I have a coworker who is blind that gave a presentation a couple months ago about creating accessible websites. This isn't really about how to code; instead it is more about how to make websites accessible. He has a couple demos of using JA
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by varikin 14y ago
Many providers have customized the OS for the look and feel along with adding their custom apps and settings including locking out tethering. One of the big advantages of 3.0 was it was suppose to provide an easier way to separate out the l
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by varikin 14y ago
Why is this linkbait? Firefox is not Chrome. This is a new change to Firefox even if Chrome did it first.
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by varikin 15y ago
Or it just shows that not everyone looks at the about me on every blog to see that Rob is Rob Pike.
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by varikin 15y ago
I think the point of about:memory in Firefox is not to a task manager, but to allow the developers to know what is going on. If I report a high memory issue, I can copy/paste about:memory into the bug. Now, on the other hand, I have been wa
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by varikin 15y ago
I agree. I have been thinking about a shell script to setup a Django dev environment for my coworkers when needed, mainly the frontend developer because they are not familiar with or have many of the tools I take for granted. This idea is r
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by varikin 15y ago
A/B testing understanding might not be feasible, but in the end, they are trying to sell their plugin so A/B testing for signups or sales or something like sounds like a good correlation to understanding.
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by varikin 15y ago
I love this question and have been using it lately though not tied directly to languages. It works great for frameworks and libraries (think Hibernate, Spring, etc) as well. I am uneasy about programmers who are passionate about a technolog
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by varikin 15y ago
As a user of the project, I feel that it gives credibility to the project. The developers have shown that they are dedicated to the project's future instead of it just being their current itch to scratch.
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by varikin 15y ago
I have one domain that I manage at GoDaddy, but actually belongs to the restaurant that my in-laws own. I will be moving it soon, but I don't have the time at the moment.
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by varikin 15y ago
I would disagree. If I request twitter.com/userr but there is not account named "userr", should twitter decide I misspelled that and redirect me to "user" if that exists? I say no. First of all, a 404 response needs to be sent regardless so
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by varikin 15y ago
The simple case of sending feedback of just a comment should be simple. Click Wishbox, gives you simple form asking for name, email, and message. Beyond that, I think this is really cool that you could easily add a screenshot with arrows an
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by varikin 15y ago
Preforce is a steal compared to Clearcase ( https://www-112.ibm.com/software/howtobuy/buyingtools/paexpr... ) which is from 2500 to 5000 a user.
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by varikin 15y ago
The description makes it sound like SimpleGeo is in trouble, e.g. once promising, soft landing. Is there something more to this?
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by varikin 15y ago
This actually sounds like something Cisco would integrate into the Cius and any other Android devices they make. Though the Cius is built on 2.3 and a lot of effort would probably need to go into migrating to 4.0 (even to get to 3).
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by varikin 15y ago
Did you work on it at anytime during work hours or on work computer or other property? Are they offering to buy it from you or just claim that it belongs to them because you are an employee. I don't have any answers, but these questions are
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by varikin 15y ago
I think it is more assumed the many programmers know or are familiar with those languages. I know Java and Python. I have some limited experience with C, C++, & C#. I looked at Ruby. I would assume the majority of current programmers ar
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by varikin 15y ago
So, in the end, the people that need to worry about this issue know they need to worry about this issue.
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by varikin 15y ago
Can someone explain how this will affect me? Will my code break because the server is down or is this more of an issue for populating the time zone data for OS and language libraries?
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by varikin 15y ago
I do understand what you are saying though for the same reason, it makes me not want to use PHP in a production setting. The fact that the core developers are willing to add things without thinking them through forcing the users to deal wit
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by varikin 15y ago
The problem is not that "two different dudes implemented it. At different times. Probably, from different continents. They didn't notice it at the time". Is is that it was allowed to be added to the core library without it being questioned

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