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by xmlblog 10y ago
If you have a function that accepts a map of a certain shape and want to write a specification for that map, you should only be specifying the required/optional keys in that spec. You should not be forced to also specify the values f
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by xmlblog 10y ago
"It may be that this finding and the present research in general has an impact on some conservatives in that they might evaluate statements more critically. We invite individuals to start with the present contribution. " (emphasi
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by xmlblog 11y ago
> Isn't intolerance of intolerance an intolerant act in and of itself, though? You're confusing yourself. Let me use reductio ad absurdum to point out how your logic is self-defeating. Please understand, I'm not ridiculing
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by xmlblog 11y ago
The pro-Empire articles referenced in the piece above require the reader to turn on their irony detectors. First-rate trolling.
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by xmlblog 11y ago
"The primary objective of the Church and the Christian faith is your confession, not your self-actualization." That would be healthy if the confession were the vehicle to self-actualization. Talk about confusing the means and th
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by xmlblog 11y ago
I will never use Airbnb again, either. Booked a flat in London that looked clean in the pictures, but was disgusting when we got there. Also wound up paying walk-in rates at a Holiday Inn (which were astronomical, but at least the room was
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by xmlblog 11y ago
It's called money.
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4 points by xmlblog 12y ago|0 comments
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by xmlblog 12y ago
The details are OS-specific, but the user is prompted to choose which app to open the link with on iOS.
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by xmlblog 12y ago
AppLinks is supposed to enable you to prompt the user to install the app if they don't already have it, which is the reason why the spec calls for developers to embed the al:ios:app_store_id, for instance. From the docs ( http:/&#
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by xmlblog 13y ago
If you're making games for the fun of it, your advice is spot on. But it's a terrible way to make a business decision if revenue matters. It's really more of a question of whether he has good reason to believe that 70% of the
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by xmlblog 14y ago
Sometimes I miss the good old days of RTFM.
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by xmlblog 14y ago
Actually, I think the answer is to be found in the Silmarillion. All of the events in LOTR unfold according the music of the Ainur. Events unfolded as they did, because they could not have unfolded any other way. See: http://en.wikipedia.o
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by xmlblog 14y ago
I agree with your point, though I'd phrase it more along the lines of humility being an endearing quality (less emphasis on people's expectations). The word "great" was likely what turned most people off. A whole slew of other adjectives wo
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by xmlblog 14y ago
I've forked your repository and tried to offer some helpful insights: https://github.com/xmlblog/replace/blob/master/replace.js I hope you find this useful in some small way.
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by xmlblog 14y ago
Anyone who can call Sam Harris and Christopher Hitchens "religious fanatics" with a straight face is either attempting to deceive the audience or themselves. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zt9QCAUPPeY
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by xmlblog 14y ago
I'll bite since there are a lot of cop out answers. First, why is there only room for one tool in your toolbox? Learn them both. And then learn something else. When you become proficient in multiple languages and frameworks you'll invariabl
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by xmlblog 16y ago
Sounds like an interesting idea, but raises a few questions. What are the responsibilities of a resource? What actions does it know how to perform? You mentioned responding to the HTTP verbs, so clearly it knows about HTTP. Does it know how