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vitalique
13y ago
Right now there are four Go-related submissions on the HN front page. Ryan's tool shows just two 'golang' job submissions over the whole observed time span of Apr2011-Aug2013. Is this an indicator of complete absence of Go&#x
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13y ago
What the hell, man. This is ridiculous. Can you not see that davidw is not trying to squeeze another 5 cents from you? You and TezzellEnt just decided to impose your own moral views on the community, and what's worse - on behalf of the
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13y ago
Also, you can tip the guys from ReadTheDocs via GitTip: https://www.gittip.com/readthedocs/
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$200m Russian Proton-M rocket with 3 satellites crashes during launch.
(rt.com)
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13y ago
Off-topic. >It's a great way to kick off the day, and I'm 3kg down. The OP says he is in Australia. How widely is the metric system used there (in comparison to the imperial one)?
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13y ago
Well, at some bitcoin related forums informal 'Gox' is actually used quite a lot to refer to MtGox. Regarding SEOmoz to Moz change, I'm more concerned that people may start to somehow see Moz as being associated with Mozilla Corporation. Th
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14y ago
Yep, using macros are the way to go for a task like this one. I'd use 'A' here to jump into the insert mode at the end of line though (commenting because '$i' part made me realize that I had probably never used '$' for movement at all).
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Bitcoin exchange rate reached $100 USD per BTC
(bitcoincharts.com)
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14y ago
I think this is from Freakonomics by Levitt and Dubner. After the initial publication of the book (and probably before it, since this is just a typical principal-agent case) this point has been raised and discussed numerous times, though. N
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14y ago
I mean just what I wrote: these lists and charts comparing everyone to everything make little to no sense without context. Global standards in the vacuum make no sense. And in the case of global salary charts - well, comparing apples to ora
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14y ago
Well, every now and again, I come across this type of salary comparison charts, and realize that out of context they make no sense at all. And with some context - hmmm.. Nope, not much sense either.
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14y ago
There's a page with a description of the course that doesn't require logging in: https://www.coursera.org/course/progfun
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Thirty-Five Arguments Against Google Glass
(edrants.com)
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Vox Media sites have version history logs.
(theverge.com)
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14y ago
Try using IdeaVim plugin with RubyMine. It's a real gem.
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14y ago
You must be joking. It may convert like hell, I don't know, but - oh my, is this page... ugly. All the mixed fonts and barely readable colors. They aren't even consistent in using underlines and colors for links. Total mess if you ask me. W
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14y ago
SS-18 'Satan' is a NATO designation for Soviet/Russian ICBM. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SS-18
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14y ago
This is the proper approach, I suppose. I don't use images for button labels in Gmail's interface myself, but I'm pretty sure that properly designed icons + tooltips with verbs (for both icons and textual labels) can be used quite effective
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14y ago
>If you are using Windows and aren't looking to switch otherwise, there's no reason to do it. Depends on what you mean by 'not looking to switch'. Permanent, set in stone decision? Then sure, no point in proving that 1 == 1. But decisio
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14y ago
The content seems just great - even in a current work-in-progress state it reads like a solid, proper, well structured and thought out book and not just like a typical set of more or less random posts on HTML/CSS. The presentation wakes a
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14y ago
'And onto Linux' would be super cool, but I see nothing especially bad or wrong with having Windows as an option, too. Healthy competition is a wonderful thing.
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14y ago
I was going to just walk away, but since you asked, here's my comment. laserDinosaur is absolutely correct. This post is just a link-spam in disguise. Checked your history: you are basically constantly spamming HN with links to some project
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InterDigital files complaint vs Huawei, Nokia, Samsung and ZTE, requests bans
(engadget.com)
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GameStick: The Most Portable TV Games Console Ever Created
(kickstarter.com)
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14y ago
I'd say if you are going to learn about or do any kind of serious science, resist putting labels left and right just because you are tired, on this site and elsewhere. There's nothing wrong with humanities in terms of being able to benefit
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In-App purchases hack for Google Play
(youtube.com)
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14y ago
Funny, I find the IdeaVim plugin that emulates some Vim functionality to be one of my top reasons for loving all the JetBrains products.
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14y ago
Yikes, check this out: http://sweet.io/admin/postview/
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vitalique
14y ago
Excuse me, but what do you agree with? Do you think that it is enough to write any arbitrary bold statement and then say something in the lines of 'I know that sounds like an extreme position blabla' to make it sound more credible and less
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14y ago
Now pack even more dangerous advice to students in one short article without too much back up and background, will you? OP jumped from description of his personal blazingly fast and 'energetic' thought process to generalizations too quickly
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