yes_or_gnome

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by yes_or_gnome 10y ago
I use PhantomJS as well, but (assuming you haven't already) look at CasperJS. It uses PhantomJS, but it is more friendly to use for bigger tasks.
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by yes_or_gnome 10y ago
The simplest algorithm for solving a maze is to pick between 'left' or 'right'; I'll pick 'left'. Then the algorithm is: Whenever you are presented with a choice on which direction to go, then follow the &
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by yes_or_gnome 10y ago
I'm an avid supporter of rebasing over merging. I'll refrain from getting into my workflow, but here's what i want to say: For the love of all that is holy, never squash a merge commit nor squash onto a merge commit. Squashin
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by yes_or_gnome 11y ago
At a previous job, the equivalent to this was `make babies` which would output the names of all the kids that were born to engineers. The unwritten rule was that you'd text someone the good news, and then, that person was to add the na
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by yes_or_gnome 11y ago
Can you find the sprite for the light bulb man that's a cue for the first Bald Bull fight. He's on the far right side of the ring, under bottom rope. Seen here: https://youtu.be/U_iVHVGqMIU?t=1m16s Here: https:&#
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by yes_or_gnome 11y ago
> - The photo evidence of 1.4/13.8 mile running checkpoint shows that she was there in ~86 minutes from bike finish. Either she crawled those 1.4 miles or she had a rocket pack on her back as the best male result for 13.8 mile run w
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by yes_or_gnome 11y ago
Just a quick comment for content creators. On your personal websites, please make yourself prevalent. Most of the time, I like to get to know the author before reading their blog post. Having that background helps to frame the article(post)
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by yes_or_gnome 11y ago
I don't think so. I left VMware in late 2015. The news came to be a bit of a shock to me. Everyone that I've talked to about the layoffs was/is completely surprised about the fate of Fusion and Workstation. Every single perso
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by yes_or_gnome 11y ago
The daughter of the violin's owner is NPR host Nina Totenberg. She wrote about the recovery between the time of its discovery and before its sale. http://www.npr.org/2015/08/06/427718240/a-rarity-rec
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by yes_or_gnome 11y ago
From the first link (105). > GreyCat's personal recommendation is simple: don't use set -e. Add your own error checking instead. > rking's personal recommendation is to go ahead and use set -e, but beware of possible go
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by yes_or_gnome 11y ago
Right. But, there's still the time cost of commuting. If you pay a premium to live in SF, then you're not going to want to commute 90-120 minutes so South Bay. Then another 90 minutes back at night. In that situation, you'd b
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by yes_or_gnome 11y ago
I agree, but I feel that I already know the answer. That is the assumption being the best talent is on the peninsula. If you open an office too far south or across the bay, then people from Mountain View upto San Francisco will not come to
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by yes_or_gnome 11y ago
Your situation seems familiar to mine. I was never a comfortable typer using QWERTY, I would resort to hunt-and-peck after any hesitation or typo. I bought into the hype that DVORAK was more ergonomic and faster, so I gave it a try. I don&#
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by yes_or_gnome 11y ago
Seeing this post, I did the same for 'Bill Burr'. For Burr's profile it has him listed as 'Hosts:' for 'Monday Morning Podcast' under his profile picture; As well as the mentions in the center. So, I repea
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by yes_or_gnome 11y ago
It's the switch that everyone hates. Instead of ending DST, can we agree to stop using Standard Time?
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by yes_or_gnome 11y ago
Seems like everyone that is suggesting reasons why humans evolved chins didn't read the article. So, here's a NPR interview, with transcript, for them to ignore too. http://www.npr.org/2016/01/29/464
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by yes_or_gnome 11y ago
Try this: $ type command command is a shell builtin Respectfully-RTM (assuming bash): $ man bash It's a big manpage, so i'll spare you. command [-pVv] command [arg ...] Run command with args suppress
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by yes_or_gnome 11y ago
FYI. This whole comment is just spoilers. I feel like a homer because I started with the second clue, then the first, and, finally, the (scientifically-proven-unreliable) witness testimony. Starting with Clue #2, get a list of everyone with
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by yes_or_gnome 11y ago
Thanks for the clarifications; You're right that I am mixing up eras and nomenclature. 'The Age of Enlightenment' would be the correct name, yes? This was all during the first french republic and ended by the end of Napoleon&
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by yes_or_gnome 11y ago
I am in the process of reading 'The Story of French' by Nadeau and Barlow. There's a chapter on how France was able to push their influence, during the renaissance, to get the world to switch to the metric system. Prior to de
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by yes_or_gnome 11y ago
Or, you could just do the following. ## Ctrl-z (suspend current application) $ kill -9 %1 That assumes you want to lose your changes which I suspect is okay in this situation since it's 'Howto Quit..' not &#x
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by yes_or_gnome 11y ago
As someone that is not a DBS expert, I like how easy it is to use PostgreSQL. Sure, you do need to conceptually know how a relational database works before you jump into it's interactive CLI. But, once you have that knowledge, you can
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by yes_or_gnome 11y ago
If the C language standardization process is anything like the C++ standard, then there are no changes between the final, elected draft and what is published. The drafts have to have near unanimous support between Europe and the US (organiz
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by yes_or_gnome 11y ago
Unions? That sounds like some commie bullshit. /s I agree, but that's just not going to happen. Besides, it's tom-ay-to/tom-ah-to.
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by yes_or_gnome 11y ago
The Skeptic's Guide podcast has started a segment called 'Forgotten Superheros of Science'. The first episode with the segment is #496 ( http://www.theskepticsguide.org/podcast/sgu//496 ), the &#
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by yes_or_gnome 11y ago
I'll give you an up vote because it's a fair question. (And, I don't see any reason why someone would down vote.) I don't want to spin my appreciation for Hunter, but I'll provide you some articles. If you want some
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by yes_or_gnome 11y ago
Having spent a lot of my youth in Louisville, I admire both men. For those that don't know, both Hunter and Ali come from Louisville. Both men had troubled youth, but that's about where the similarities end. Hunter was forced into
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by yes_or_gnome 11y ago
Here's a direct link to what I see. http://static.nautil.us/6380_2f635a9fe4a4d8d1ec9e3a111cc02f4... Maybe they updated the image afterward? If so, I like how they sent the correction to the art department and not to a
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by yes_or_gnome 11y ago
First, it's .bashrc and /etc/bashrc. http://www.gnu.org/software/bash/manual/html_node/Bash-Start... .bashrc - is for non-login shells (not run with --login option). This is where you want
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by yes_or_gnome 11y ago
Screen has both 'c' and 'C-c' set to new window by default. tmux only has 'c' by default. From https://www.gnu.org/software/screen/manual/html_node/Default... : C-a c C

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