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by xaritas 14y ago
In general the Perseus Project hosted by Tufts holds all the original material, and most translations, from the Classical period one could want. Unfortunately it still seems to be running on the same hardware it was back in 1996 when I was
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Some sort of data attribute namespace, which is uniquely identified by a URI, and aliased within the document to shorter version? Might look something like this? dans:chardin=" http://heelhook.github.com/chardin.js/ I have a feeling that w
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by xaritas 14y ago
I've often thought that legal reasoning and thinking computationally are very close kin, being the only two vocations with the job description of "logician" so to me this just sounds like a very reasonable lateral move—albeit, one with more
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by xaritas 14y ago
This could be sabotage, but maybe somebody is just doing it for kicks. Either way, it's really too bad about all these lost soles.
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by xaritas 14y ago
Well, I am not a Big Data guy, so I don't know if it's "real" enough in terms of capabilities or maturity, but when looking for a graph database to mess around with, I came across OrientDB, which also uses the Apache license. Clearly it's n
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by xaritas 14y ago
Good questions. I fully support DOM Spaghetti Aversion, but Angular's approach is quite different from PHP. I'd hate for people to dismiss it because they heard its the new PHP or because it cosmetically resembles an anti-pattern. To answer
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by xaritas 14y ago
No. Ember is a fork (conceptually, at least; I'm not sure about common code) of SproutCore: http://yehudakatz.com/2011/12/12/amber-js-formerly-sproutcor... Ember was Amber for about 2 days but changed due to a naming collision with anothe
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by xaritas 14y ago
If Angular doesn't float your boat, that's fine. For those wondering if this is true, it's not. Views in Angular can interrogate their controller for model data, and they can fire events into the controller. The controller doesn't know abou
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by xaritas 14y ago
Hi everybody! I'm a, uh, book junkie too. It's been seven days since I last bought. I used to keep myself strung out on Manning Deal of the Day emails to keep the buzz from the last purchase going. But then I discovered that O'Reilly's Safa
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by xaritas 14y ago
I use Java daily on my Mac, and it has never been a problem. I don't remember doing anything special to defeat any blacklisting, either. I believe that Apple's anti-malware agent is simply disabling the Java browser plugin. Regardless, it d
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by xaritas 14y ago
This is an example for brevity but certainly misleading if you're not familiar with Angular. You're right that this is typically an anti-pattern, but it's one that Angular tries to eliminate, even though it is using a similar looking mechan
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by xaritas 14y ago
No, Lift does NOT do this. The site appears to be running on WordPress (guessing based on the 'wp-content' in the paths for assets). I confess to having a bit of a crush on Lift so I was happy to see something about it on the front page, bu
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by xaritas 14y ago
I have helped a friend who does small, static marketing sites. In addition to needing a server for only thing (forwarding contact forms), I've noticed that mail from the low-end shared hosting her clients generally choose is extremely unrel
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by xaritas 14y ago
Nothing, but some feel rather strongly averse to it, and plainly view this as Angular's self-evident fatal flaw. As I said I do not subscribe to this line of thinking. My allusion to the horror and barbarism of the pre-JS MVC was merely a j
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by xaritas 14y ago
When I hear this argument I believe the concern is not the syntax of the binding with respect to the HTML spec, but rather the declaration of bindings in HTML at all. So the issue is not "ng-click" vs. "data-ng-click", but that "ng-click" i
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First bit of Lift 3.0(lift.la)
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by xaritas 15y ago
Take a look at Vagrant ( http://vagrantup.com ). It's a command line driver and library manager for VirtualBox VMs. It's integrated with Chef and Puppet if automated provisioning is your thing.
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by xaritas 15y ago
This sort of thing led me to doing all development on a per-project Linux virtual machine. I started by using various development stacks (LAMP, LEPP, whatever) running under VMWare Fusion, using appliances from http://www.turnkeylinux.org/
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by xaritas 15y ago
I found your Latin project through your profile. That's very cool—I also did the vaunted CompSci/Classics combo and I've considered doing something like this before. It's nice to see that something is already out there. To be more on topic,
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by xaritas 15y ago
Difficult to answer without more information on what you already know, what you already tried, and what level of proficiency you have as a goal. I took a course in this book, Introduction to Algorithms ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intro