thenerdfiles

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by thenerdfiles 11y ago
Because they're Old Guards.
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by thenerdfiles 11y ago
"to mine" =def (trans.) the act of declaring exclusive ownership rights of an object for the speaker of the sentence.
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by thenerdfiles 11y ago
They did the same to our account, and informed us that they had sent an account shutdown warning notice to an address with no zip code. Then they reminded us that they do not have have to provide a reason, a month after they sent the letter
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by thenerdfiles 11y ago
The Internet is apparently in its "infantile" brain stage. Would we notice when the Internet's "memory" (the Web) becomes a cantankerously irreverent mentally unstable adolescent? And we're imprisoned in this m
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by thenerdfiles 11y ago
Isn't the W3C the UN of Web Standards? Why would you not expect programmers with strong political leanings? What kind of world do you live in where top researchers all share moderate views and modes of expressing those views?
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by thenerdfiles 11y ago
( Like tracking CSS pseudo-classes or CSSi .)
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by thenerdfiles 11y ago
It makes it possible to work on stuff you don't particularly enjoy by focussing on an expected long-term reward. This statement asserts causation where only correlation, particular of neural correlates, only justifies. That p
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by thenerdfiles 11y ago
"We find that the academic performance of students who are no longer legally permitted to buy cannabis increases substantially." Pfft. For my own case, when I smoke cannabis, my brain becomes hyperactive. I want to resolve all of
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by thenerdfiles 11y ago
No. It's for the fact that in order to climb the corporate ladder, one must sacrifice "empathy-potential" because one becomes conditioned to hypercompetitive behavior. Think of this as "learned winning"; it's c
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by thenerdfiles 11y ago
It absolutely makes no difference what race the poor people are. Yes, in theory; but if you had read the article, you would clearly see that this article is talking about actual corrupt practices that have taken place within the a
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by thenerdfiles 11y ago
I'm often hired exactly because I do not "fit" within the culture, but because I am apparently African American, it becomes important to trial a litmus test. I think "culture fit" is generally opportunity for both s
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Words(languagelog.ldc.upenn.edu)
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by thenerdfiles 12y ago
Dependency Injection and Modularity are not the same thing. Modularity implies swappability, whereas Angular typically involves a "controllers space" or silo'd services. AngularAMD is interesting. It's really nice to loa
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by thenerdfiles 12y ago
Theorems are muscles of the mind.
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Ping HN: Since A.C.A.B
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by thenerdfiles 12y ago
https://gist.github.com/nerdfiles/80b1126f11b66110d213 I have a bunch of feeds that hit my inbox from Yahoo! Pipes that mashes up NPR and I think Aljazeera. Then I follow a bunch of futurists on scoop.it for transhuman
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by thenerdfiles 12y ago
This site could implement an ACL though github accounts and provide centralized, recipe-like plugin and *rc file mashups like alias.sh with an ifttt.com twist.
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by thenerdfiles 12y ago
Bootstrap isn't a prototyping framework — it's made for production. This fact subsumes the points about (1) testing across browsers, (2) being community-driven (and thus scientific), (3) aesthetic standards, and (4) implementati
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by thenerdfiles 12y ago
npm_lazy to the rescue!
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by thenerdfiles 12y ago
Not a bot, even if it is a bot. What kind of metaphysics is in "hypermedia"? What is after the hypermedia? "Meta-hypermedia"? How does one specialize in that?
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by thenerdfiles 12y ago
I'm trying this out in AngularJS. So there's an issue with classes locked away inside templates (or building with @ng-class, anyone?), and authentication scenarios. I'm thinking about building URL workflows (stored in arrays)
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by thenerdfiles 12y ago
I've recently personally dealt with this. The consequences of the experiment have been immense, but I'll spare the details. These hacker schools are looking for knowledge workers. The higher ranks will be more associated with the
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by thenerdfiles 12y ago
I'm just surprised we're not talking about changing the PSS (Popularity Style Sheets) on A-E. Or are we? I noticed this immediately, before even reading the pg article (OP), I saw this post and knew that it was instigating a count
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by thenerdfiles 12y ago
I think an example is in order because this really hits a spot on this cultural analysis debate that I think everyone is missing. We often lean on the side of innateness which the theory that we want to prove has a domain whose scope is rea
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by thenerdfiles 12y ago
"Beauty is only skin deep" — "Looks only go so far" — and the plethora of other cultural restrictions on "beauty". As is always pertinent to this discussion: Do we worship the Gods because they are beauti
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by thenerdfiles 12y ago
It's when Angular has to play with something else, some other library or plugin. And the more Angular Modules you outsource, the hope is that you're all using Directives and Promises rigorously. It gives templates a lot more say i
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by thenerdfiles 13y ago
Debugging. Hacking is stepping into a program's skin. It's spinning your laptop around to turn into an effect what someone just blurted out in conversation about what the app should do. Hacking is looking at 3D view in FF and sayi
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by thenerdfiles 13y ago
Keybindings are the same, motions the same — but you should expect more motions (vim-easymotion), a lot of other great plugins, and a very enhanced <leader>-space.
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by thenerdfiles 13y ago
vim-spf13 is the way to go. I cannot believe how beautifully easy it is to hit the ground running. Incomparable. Except for maybe LightTable, but I'm constantly running into PATH issues. So I will settle (is it really "settling&
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by thenerdfiles 13y ago
...or your uncle.

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