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zeeone
15y ago
A thousand times YES!
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The Craigslist Reverse Programmer Troll
(teddziuba.com)
4 points
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15y ago
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zeeone
15y ago
To me web dev is all about customizing your work environment. Having said that, I recommend Arch Linux, because of its simplicity and high degree of customization. Starting and stopping daemons, i.e. MySQL, Mongo, Redis, etc is very straigh
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zeeone
15y ago
I feared if "programming" was mentioned, "Python" was going to be in the same sentence.
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zeeone
15y ago
Kernel panic was as simple as: volatile void panic(const char * s) { printk("Kernel panic: %s\n\r",s); for(;;); }
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zeeone
15y ago
Why is http://man.jpg.to creepy/NSFW?
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Data validation with Validate::Tiny
(ifnx.com)
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15y ago
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zeeone
15y ago
If Python uses indentation rather than curly braces or keywords, then it would not allow for minimization or obfuscation when used in the browser. This is the main reason IMO Google chose to design Dart with curly braces.
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Triangle-Headed Mummy discovered in Peru
(io9.com)
1 points
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15y ago
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zeeone
15y ago
A junior developer who doesn't know about epoch time should not be given any tasks other than "bring more tea" and "go pickup the chinese food order". Also, let me see your "complicated" built-in date processing functions convert a date fro
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Why MySQL’s DATETIME can and should be avoided
(billauer.co.il)
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zeeone
15y ago
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zeeone
15y ago
Nice, lightweight framework, but the template system (Plates) seems weak. It only binds to DOM elements. This means two things: a) You always have to use HTML for all of your templates; b) You have to create a new DOM element for each varia
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zeeone
15y ago
You're being too harsh. I think Underscore.pm provides an unified interface to a lot of missing array functions. Big deal that it overlaps some existing CPAN/Core Perl functionality. I would easily replace the List::* modules with this.
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Underscore Perl
(github.com)
3 points
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15y ago
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zeeone
15y ago
SEEKING WEB UI DESIGNER Los Angeles based startup is looking for a strong user interface designer for a web app. Must have a good eye for colors and layouts. The job requires designing a lot of pretty forms, buttons and overlays so your CSS
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zeeone
15y ago
She looks stoned out of her mind!
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[benchmarks] MongoDB kicks MySQL's ass no matter the circumstances
2 points
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15y ago
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zeeone
15y ago
Wow! This is horrifying! It looks like the video from "The Ring"...
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zeeone
15y ago
Seriously? Why is this crappy article on the front page? Because it has the word "Startup" in the title?
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zeeone
16y ago
What a bad move! A company of a dying type buys an already dead company. Nothing new or original to come out of this.
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The Canterbury Distribution
(archlinux.org)
1 points
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zeeone
16y ago
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zeeone
16y ago
"In a written statement, the company said during its normal security screening, it discovered "malware" files installed on a part of its network called Director's Desk..." One can only imagine how many virtual strippers were dancing on thei
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Nasdaq Acknowledges Security Breach
(online.wsj.com)
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16y ago
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Evolution of lice shows humans started wearing clothes about 170000 years ago
(news.ufl.edu)
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16y ago
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zeeone
16y ago
Just take a walk in the mall today and tell me if you think those people are ready to handle the truth.
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zeeone
16y ago
Hi. Reddit is this way ---> http://reddit.com
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zeeone
16y ago
The national security of all countries involved. Sensitive diplomatic information is often better handled by diplomats. Unleashed to the masses, it may cause unnecessary aggression, maybe even riots somewhere. Not to mention that it puts a
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zeeone
16y ago
Off topic, but I had to ask this: Am I the only one here that thinks that this upcoming leak will pose a threat to the national security and should be stopped?
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zeeone
16y ago
Lost me at the moment he said "You can connect to your social networks ... "
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16y ago
This is quite possibly the worst idea I've ever heard. So what happens if you buy a ticket and there no one on the plane who knows you and can approve you? I travel by myself most of the time and I'm not a celebrity.
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