craig552uk

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by craig552uk 7mo ago
I've never yet seen a linter option for assignment alignment, but would definitely use it if it were available
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by craig552uk 8mo ago
As a parent of early-teen children I don't want a ban, I want better tools to supervise and educate my kids about using SM safely. - Searchable history of all content that has been viewed on the app - Age-based content/functionali
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by craig552uk 8mo ago
A good (if slightly dated) book on the subject: How the Wolf Became the Dog by Mark Derr This is an active, and fast-moving, research area and I'd be keen to read something more up-to-date.
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Creative Writing in Visual Studio Code(craig-russell.co.uk)
5 points by craig552uk 1y ago|0 comments
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We need more optimistic science fiction(craig-russell.co.uk)
141 points by craig552uk 1y ago|199 comments
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by craig552uk 11y ago
I've got a lot of love for py.test right now. http://pytest.org/latest/ I feel I'm able to write much more concise test scripts than I could with unittest.
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by craig552uk 11y ago
"Most people I spoke to in Cuba work for the state and have zero incentive to deliver anything above the bare minimum. They get paid the same either way. Even the private restaurants lack the fervor of a competitive business, since the
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by craig552uk 13y ago
My dad earned 'the equivalent of' an MSc in the air force in the 70's. Those qualifications didn't translate well in to the real world back then.
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by craig552uk 13y ago
I wasn't a fan of 'Strange Loop' either. I'll be buying this one though.
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Isle of Wight girl Daisy Morris has flying prehistoric beast named after her(bbc.co.uk)
1 points by craig552uk 14y ago|0 comments
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by craig552uk 14y ago
> I don't have too much time left. My 20ies are gone. In the first decade of life, you are who your parent want you to be. In the second decade of life, you are who your friends want you to be. In your third decade of life, you discover
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Show HN: Google Drive to Open Data... Easily(easyopendata.com)
2 points by craig552uk 14y ago|0 comments
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by craig552uk 14y ago
So... hospitals can reject the uninsured even more quickly...?
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Only a creator culture can save us from ourselves(aeonmagazine.com)
4 points by craig552uk 14y ago|0 comments
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by craig552uk 14y ago
We've put together a mini-site to further explain the history, archaeology and science of the discovery. http://www.le.ac.uk/richardiii/
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Google and the future of search: Amit Singhal Interview(guardian.co.uk)
2 points by craig552uk 14y ago|0 comments
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by craig552uk 14y ago
Firstly, I'm not a Windows developer so please forgive any platform specific errors in my response. If you're talking about runtime libraries that let you interface with an operating system, then for me, that's not an API. Even if those lib
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All APIs are Web APIs, everything else is Bullshit(craig-russell.co.uk)
2 points by craig552uk 14y ago|2 comments
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by craig552uk 14y ago
This is exactly the problem the web was invented to solve. A lot of apps are just a desperate attempt to get brands in front of eye balls.
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by craig552uk 14y ago
Walled gardens. sigh
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Argue for SEO if you can't argue for Open Data(craig-russell.co.uk)
1 points by craig552uk 14y ago|0 comments
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by craig552uk 14y ago
Not for me. I like paper. I like pens. I like to get away from my computer and phone. I like to scribble, sketch, doodle, draw and take time to discover thoughts. Paper will always be in my toolbox.
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Three Essentials for a Modern Web Publishing Architecture(craig-russell.co.uk)
1 points by craig552uk 14y ago|0 comments
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by craig552uk 14y ago
ditto
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by craig552uk 14y ago
It's a barter/trade system, not capitalism. Capitalism is primarily about generating profit, and there's no profit without money. It all went downhill after the Enclosure Acts.
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by craig552uk 14y ago
Sometimes I forget how fortunate I am to have the NHS. Thank you for reminding me.
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Ask HN: The iPod Mile and other non-SI units...
1 points by craig552uk 14y ago|0 comments
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Photographs of Google's data center(conniezhou.com)
2 points by craig552uk 14y ago|0 comments
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by craig552uk 14y ago
It's not especially robust, but restricting access to .edu email addresses helped to enforce the image of exclusivity, which only made the possession of an account more desirable.
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Revisiting “Ranking the popularity of programming languages”: creating tiers(drewconway.com)
5 points by craig552uk 14y ago|1 comments

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