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by wwortiz 16y ago
Sometimes the shock value is gone but it really has to do with context. The song is rather light and poppy but the way 'fuck you' is put in there is meant to be offensive and that is when the shock value still exists. If you stub your toe a
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by wwortiz 16y ago
Is it uncommon for European restaurants to bring out another plate/silverware if asked, or just considered bad manners? I'm genuinely curious, but perhaps I misunderstood what you were saying. Also I'm curious if doggy bags imply the same c
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by wwortiz 16y ago
That seems kind of weird, most places will bring out an extra plate for you to share/split with someone as soon as you ask. I can however see them laugh at the half portions at full price (just take the leftovers if you feel bad for wasting
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by wwortiz 16y ago
The django docs are rather good and similar in many ways to python docs: http://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.2/
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Okay sure, but how do you get from the introductory docs (which are far and wide, as well as lacking in quite a few areas) to reference documentation. I can see how ruby-doc can be a good resource but only for those that know the language
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Ctrl-f only works if you know what you are looking for though.
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There really is a ruby way of doing things and from the outside it is interesting but not something I feel like I would benefit from. Ruby moves fast and the community moves fast with it and this doesn't fit me well or the way I work.
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by wwortiz 16y ago
Compare that with this: http://ruby-doc.org/ruby-1.9/index.html I find that page (docs.python.org) easy to navigate using the side menu and the structure of the document the fact that it is so big doesn't quite bother me, I already know m
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by wwortiz 16y ago
Even the central documentation is split between two subdomains with edge cases for each. You have the api reference and then you have the guides (which is much better docs but still lacking in navigation and extensiveness.) It isn't neces
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by wwortiz 16y ago
Isn't that only from a large community, when I think of documentation I think of a central place to find it and this is why I use python and not ruby. As an aside the ruby docs are annoying for me to use however I quite enjoy the way python
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by wwortiz 16y ago
Personally I think of it as a value added markup as a good thing. Using S3 would cost me more per month unless I implemented a similar system to tarsnap.
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by wwortiz 16y ago
Isn't appsumo a temporary deal? At least I took it that way, kind of like those cable deals where it is 30 dollars a month for 6 months so long as you sign for 2 years except with this you don't sign a contract you just can't use them for
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by wwortiz 16y ago
The original reddit comment by the author here: http://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/d4z7q/when_you_... is actually rather interesting. If you delve deeper into the comments he actually gives someone a full license copy to someon
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by wwortiz 16y ago
I think it is more of a what people want thing as glossy displays do look prettier when glare and other factors are not interfering.
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Aside: This is why capital letters for every word in a title shouldn't be done, simple statements become hard to parse. I'm also curious if demo days are continually growing or they vary from session to session. But other than that I haven
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Yahoo is actually pretty popular with regular users in regards to news, mail, and other such things.
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My comment: They took it down because people were defacing it actually scored 100 without even being more than slightly technical.
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This is like my uncle who buys a card for every occasion at the start of each year dates all envelopes and then sends them out on the date the envelope specifies, very impersonal and almost useless. Not to say that there aren't more people
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by wwortiz 16y ago
I think the difference is he is an average user who leaves skype on all the time, whereas you (and I like to do this too) only use it when you have time to use it.
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I haven't ever commented on a blog but I was responding more to this: > And I think the role of comments is to add value to the posts. Which you have quoted there. The value shouldn't just be for authors it should be for everyone, HN c
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by wwortiz 16y ago
This removes any real incentive to comment on an article as well as any use comments may provide (as they aren't going to be viewed when the largest traffic occurs but rather when people are looking through archives or revisiting old posts)
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by wwortiz 16y ago
The US and or Western Europe are huge places with a crazy amount of differentiation between cities and states. Most places it probably starts off with a similar salary to middle class wages.
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Security improvements and registration updates for Chrome Extensions Gallery(blog.chromium.org)
1 points by wwortiz 16y ago|0 comments
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by wwortiz 16y ago
In this sense does anyone know if KeePassX is any good? I'm interested in password storage but I have both windows and linux machines.
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That is interesting as the only episode I actually liked was the bender and hermes adventure (minus some jokes in the beginning). I think comedy central has pushed them or they feel the need to be more like comedy centrals raunchier comedie
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Steam Hardware & Software Survey: July 2010(store.steampowered.com)
2 points by wwortiz 16y ago|0 comments
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Comparing sense on a friends' incredible to my rooted droid with froyo, froyo is much better I think. The only advantage to sense is some nicer widgets and fixing some things on android before 2.2
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by wwortiz 16y ago
Thanks for answering my questions, theres just so much work involved with these kinds of things and I'm sure it was just one thing after another. But it is rather interesting how you handled all of it especially for the time when cncs had o
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I can understand how you worked so many hours on this, this should have been a huge project for a bigger team with expertise in the field and knowledge of controls. I must say I would have given up much more early, although you probably wou
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I wasn't going to read it as I skimmed through, but I recognized the lathe (minus the computer and shield) and am glad I read through. Having worked metal with these things and mills you can easily understand why cnc machines are so damn ex

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