Jebus

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by Jebus 14y ago
Image 28 is broken: http://www.cattell.net/talk/Image28.gif
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by Jebus 14y ago
More PHP envy? Get over it, PHP > all, and that's not gonna change anytime soon
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by Jebus 14y ago
I use a few RSS in my iGoogle (mostly global news, just in case the world is ending or something which I would like to know instantly), and LOTS in my Thunderbird. How else would I be notified when this or that blogger, who writes one amazi
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by Jebus 14y ago
What city do you live in?
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by Jebus 14y ago
The crypto course is fantastic =)
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by Jebus 14y ago
I didn't know about Derby, thanks for sharing. I won't even try Meteor, they screwed it up with the license.
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by Jebus 14y ago
Uncompressed field names - If you store 1,000 documents with the key “foo”, then “foo” is stored 1,000 times in your data set Oh my god. I didn't know about this. And I hate short, meaningless and anti-intuitive field names. Please fix it
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by Jebus 14y ago
"Realized that my friends will forever make fun of me if I stay on PHP" That was lame. "Considered Cake as well, but went with CodeIgniter mainly because I had friends that had used it" Can you see a pattern here?
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by Jebus 14y ago
GPL?! I don't even..
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by Jebus 14y ago
I still don't know why people use github instead of bitbucket.
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by Jebus 14y ago
Oh no, please not another OOP javascript tutorial without prototypes.
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by Jebus 14y ago
Would this still happen if the US didn't invade Japan?
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by Jebus 14y ago
Unlike cash and gold, Bitcoin can be divided down to 8 decimals. So it doesn't really matter how many millions of bitcoins there are. The important thing is that bitcoin can't be printed by central banks.
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by Jebus 14y ago
The thing is, you can't just 'escape XSS'. You need to know exactly where the data is going to be used, and you can't know that when you store it (in fact, you could use the same data in many different places). There are infinite ways of do
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by Jebus 14y ago
HTMLPurifier? That thing should only be used if you are accepting html as input (eg: wysiwyg). Just escape everything in the view layer (not in the DBAL. There you only escape to avoid sql injection, not XSS!)
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by Jebus 14y ago
This! +1 I love reading HN because arguments and reason are all that matters. Spiced with some trolling here and there to make it fun. Trolls' messages end up gray anyway.
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by Jebus 14y ago
There are only two kinds of programming languages: those people always bitch about and those nobody uses.
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by Jebus 15y ago
You basically ripped off Silex http://silex.sensiolabs.org/
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by Jebus 15y ago
Great article, thanks
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by Jebus 15y ago
You are copying the code for each instance. Use prototype instead.
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by Jebus 15y ago
If the boss asks me to work 50 hours, I work 30. True story
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by Jebus 15y ago
Just a correction: "ideas" per se cannot be protected. Only inventions (patents) and IP (copyright)
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by Jebus 15y ago
502 Bad Gateway nginx/0.7.65
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by Jebus 15y ago
I have been using PHP for 4 years, and Ruby and RoR for a month or so. And I have noticed this pattern: In PHP frameworks, creating an object with raw $_POST is as common as in Rails (params), because it's faster for the developer. Of cours
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by Jebus 15y ago
Thanks for the news. Now I have a reason not to work until 2013. =)
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by Jebus 15y ago
This, I was gonna say the same. Who wants a .com? Not me
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by Jebus 15y ago
You are asking to see meticulous proofs in a simple blog post, which is not gonna happen. Also, any article like this will assume that you already know something about what's going on there, or at least in the rest of the world. Eg: If some
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by Jebus 15y ago
Oh noes, the 'citation needed' meme attacks again!
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by Jebus 15y ago
Would you mind explaining the downvote? I friggin live here and I KNOW they are printing more money than ever. Their modus operandi is basically this: - Take money from the middle class through unconstitutional high tax rates (that never co
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by Jebus 15y ago
Seriously? Not printing money? Inflation does not come from people's imagination.

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