chriserin

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by chriserin 5y ago
This is accomplished with the zsh hash table I believe. `hash -d myproject=~/projects/myproject` will set up the same thing for ~/projects/myproject $ cd ~myproject $ pwd ~/projects/myproject
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by chriserin 10y ago
I work with the author, the languages included came down purely to expertise available. Additional implementations have been submitted for Rust, Haskell and Ruby's event machine. A host of pull requests have been submitted to tweak t
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by chriserin 15y ago
UKers, just make sure you get ash bats, not maple. A shattered bat on the ball field is embarrassing. A shattered bat on the streets is dangerous. Likely there will be no bat boy to hand you a replacement.
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by chriserin 15y ago
Its worth noting that some investors are thinking this is a liquidity event because someone got a margin call rather than concern about euro economic concerns. I'd think its both. But yeah, u.s. bonds are doing fine despite the downgrade.
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by chriserin 15y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nationally_recognized_statistic... Nobody can stop you, but nobody can legally use your ratings in regulatory filings.
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by chriserin 15y ago
This is an argument that the unemployment problem is structural rather than cyclical. Paul Krugman points out constantly that if the unemployment problem was structural, we'd see wages rising in areas where there is demand, but wages aren
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by chriserin 15y ago
Anytime there's such a tremendous gap in security it should be a story, script kiddie, government agent or other.
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by chriserin 15y ago
I think that if you attack and damage entities seemingly at random then its a brand of terrorism. Its not al-queda and its not taking a plane from the sky and yeah terrorism is such a loaded term that we've grown to equate with real evil,
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by chriserin 15y ago
In my experience, there are few departments that have automated tests that could assist in shortening the testing cycle. If there is a bug with a new version of firefox then it will take 3 months to fix it because of the long development a
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by chriserin 15y ago
> Please can we drop the IE6 nonsense now? The remaining market share is negligible and the arguments are academic outside of niche markets When last I checked in with some former co-workers, JPMChase still used IE6. Its a relevant pr
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by chriserin 15y ago
I love coffee script. With coffee script and backbone I've been able to take an extra step in creating manageable complexity on the client side. I was never the greatest javascript programmer, and coffeescript allows me to not worry about
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by chriserin 15y ago
As another developer that definitely isn't in the 100x category, those are some nice sentiments to hear.
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by chriserin 15y ago
One of many many fails was: Don't use IDs in selectors. #nyanCat { What's the thinking behind disallowing ids in selectors?
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by chriserin 15y ago
Might that be another advantage of cloud computing? To spread the cost of DDoS defense infrastructure across many websites?
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by chriserin 15y ago
Or maybe that Anonymous idealism was a fraud and lulz, as peers, could see the hypocrisy much clearer, as everybody in their community likely do what they do because of the thrills and ignoring the pain caused. Lulz admitting it is likely
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by chriserin 15y ago
The current European financial crisis has many more causes than immigration. In general, the causes fall in line with the US economic crisis causes: the housing bubble, an extended period of cheap money, no regulation of newly conceived f
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by chriserin 15y ago
That's a nice resource but I don't think it shows what you intended it to show. From that timeline all I gather is that the United States has always wavered between xenophobia and the need for labor.
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by chriserin 15y ago
The NYTimes story is the 2nd crime, because they're white washing Citicorp's responsibility. With all the hacking that's been going on recently, the NYT needs a full time cyber security reporter.
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by chriserin 15y ago
This happens with all languages and frameworks too. There are ASP.NET 1.1 apps at the last place I worked because when we did a test upgrade to 2.0 things started failing.... and there were no automated tests (yet a requirement of bugless
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by chriserin 15y ago
This was my experience as well. I invested in following Hartl's tutorial and by the end I was capable of creating webapps that did cool things.
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by chriserin 15y ago
I find that I like debugging the concatenated version of javascript better. I end up using search a lot more in chrome development tools but I actually get to the place in the code I want to get to faster with one file and search.
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by chriserin 15y ago
I think humans inherently want to nurture each of their relationships, whether close or not, individually. Along with tailoring our communication to each person, we exclude large parts of our lives and minds from people that we want to be
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by chriserin 15y ago
Italy's economy is a hard economy to judge because of an out-sized black market (to the tune of 30% - 40% gdp), any article of Italian economic statistics needs to a least mention this. http://italianthro.blogspot.com/2010/09/southern-ital
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by chriserin 15y ago
Yeah, I guess if its in the fine print then what is the judge supposed to do? I agree, I need to find a more secure mattress.
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by chriserin 15y ago
Bank customers that hear about this have an incentive to change banks though.
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by chriserin 15y ago
And the convenience of online banking just lost all of its convenience. I'd rather just drive to the bank to conduct all transfers... seems safer.
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by chriserin 15y ago
Along those same lines, if a hacker took advantage of a vulnerability in the banks application, but only after gaining access to that vulnerability through credentials stolen from a client/customer, is the client responsible for weak creden
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by chriserin 15y ago
Why is it a stretch? The bank is liable for funds stolen through a bank robbery, a much more aggressive criminal action. Why is the bank supposed to protect your funds in one instance but not another?
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by chriserin 15y ago
Way to take this conversational thread out of the analogy! Its an analogy that is instructional but clearly not applicable for all writing. I hope to never see code that looks like a Faulkner novel, for example.
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by chriserin 15y ago
Titling people editors, the ones that are senior in an organization and might be titled as architects or senior engineers, now, would be incredible. With their current titles they are involved much more at the beginning of the process than

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