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by xnxn 14y ago
I clicked that link ready to laugh, but he makes a persuasive argument. I feel like I've been tricked.
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by xnxn 14y ago
Dereccion.gif is one.
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by xnxn 14y ago
> which you won't let me turn off In the lower right corner of the site there is the word "normal". Hover over this area and select "stop animation" from the menu that appears. (Not that this excuses any of it. Just saying it's possible
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by xnxn 14y ago
That's funny, the reverse process created the word "nuncle" from "mine uncle". http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/nuncle
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by xnxn 14y ago
I got this working on my system (running X) with the help of a daemon ( https://github.com/alols/xcape ). $ setxkbmap -option ctrl:nocaps $ xcape Now I just have to flog my muscle memory into submission.
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by xnxn 14y ago
> I'm in completely the wrong mindset about it My friend, I think this is probably the case ... you've mistaken terseness for rudeness.
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by xnxn 14y ago
I tend to prefer Lawrey's 2009 edition of this poem, which, I feel, has a more defined meter: http://stackoverflow.com/a/891589
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by xnxn 14y ago
This problem also happens in the context of HTTP PATCH, and you can solve it in the same way. Make update accept a single argument (a dict), and don't supply any keys you don't want to overwrite.
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by xnxn 14y ago
Hm. Why not Pointesa?
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by xnxn 14y ago
I don't think it makes sense to say that the speed of a photon is c "in a direction", since speed is a scalar quantity. (correct me if I'm wrong, I'm terrible at physics!)
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by xnxn 14y ago
> It IS acceptable to reach out to people on HN If you have something to say to or ask of me, personally, I'm all ears! But it's lazy and discourteous to blast out a half-true template to e-mail addresses you've harvested from the site.
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by xnxn 14y ago
35 days ago, you said that we need to focus on constructive comments.
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by xnxn 14y ago
You might want to consider using the virtualenvwrapper.project extension. You define a "projects" dir (which I had already) and then it binds virtualenvs to projects so `workon foo` automatically `cd`s you to the right place. You can also c
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by xnxn 14y ago
I like the idea! But... I'm just not a fan of Bootstrap's typography. IMHO, it's too dense and low contrast, especially compared to the Flask Sphinx theme (my measuring stick for beautiful, readable documentation).
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by xnxn 14y ago
Thanks for doing that, by the way! I have fond memories of my college friends and I strategically updating our rows and those of our adversaries. It was much more fun than it had any right to be.
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by xnxn 14y ago
A tip - you can use master~5 instead of master^^^^^.
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by xnxn 14y ago
$ man git-request-pull
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by xnxn 14y ago
The pi symbol is an icon denoting that the event was determined by mathematical principles. It's not part of the "years from now" value. See the legend above the TOC.
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by xnxn 14y ago
Check your tone, please. I can't downvote, but I don't want to see comments like yours on HN.
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by xnxn 15y ago
I do, having used screen for a couple of years before switching. It has vertical splits, a saner config, and was easier to get colors working the way I wanted them to. I can also appreciate that it has a more modern codebase with less legac
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by xnxn 15y ago
While true, the submission title does, and the submitter is the author.
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by xnxn 15y ago
I challenge you (or any HN reader) to describe the implementation of a function that would accept an individual and yield the weight their vote should carry.
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by xnxn 15y ago
> cue the downvotes Why end your rant with an insult to its readers? Please leave the martyrdom out next time.
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by xnxn 15y ago
That reminds me, I'd really like to see an official wiki (or just a simple pastebin-like thing like the Flask snippets site) for Redis scripts, use cases, best practices... I've seen quite a few blog posts that highlight some amazing way to
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by xnxn 15y ago
The relevant issue/rationale is here: https://github.com/twitter/bootstrap/issues/1229 I'm glad they got rid of it. It made the buttons feel "squishy" and unresponsive.
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by xnxn 15y ago
I was skeptical as well, but it really is true. The labels gave it up years ago. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_rights_management#DRM_a...
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by xnxn 15y ago
Previous discussion: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2793086
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by xnxn 15y ago
> Use "log_file" for log files; use "logarithm" or "Math.log" for inverse exponentation. Just clarifying; are you actually suggesting this, or was that sarcasm?
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by xnxn 15y ago
Since you asked, http://i.imgur.com/NpexT.png I've highlighted the sort of discussion I'd like to see more of in blue, and the ones that I'd like to see fewer of in red. The unhighlighted comments provide no value to me but I don't mind t
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by xnxn 15y ago
> You would need a consistent html structure for common components. Alternatively, a snippet of HTML could be supplied along with every CSS component.

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