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zhodge
11y ago
Love the track featured here http://labs.gooengine.com/pearl-boy/indexBelow.html
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zhodge
11y ago
Thank you for the mutt reference. I've been meaning to overhaul my email configuration and this seems like a great place to start. I too am fond of both the content and design of Steve's blog. He chooses to write about really inte
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11y ago
Hm, at first glance I am as well, especially with tagged template strings. Those look particularly simple but powerful. Generally though, is it reasonable for features such as these to be included at the language level? I primarily use ES5
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12y ago
Thanks for your input. I might be switching over as a result of the recent downtime and the support Linode has been receiving on this thread. Unfortunately, especially for non-hobbyist apps and services, this is an area demanding fickleness
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12y ago
Agreed. I think what worries me most is that I wasn't aware of their downtime a week ago..
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12y ago
I'm not too qualified to comment on the hosting market, but I do want to vouch for DigitalOcean as I've never had uptime issues with them until now. They also have always had timely and helpful support and their pricing is obvious
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12y ago
As someone who's completely ignorant to the concepts behind algorave, could anyone more experienced outline the helpful prerequisites to know before I experiment with a tool like Wavepot? I assume it's mostly the (basic?) physics
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12y ago
I've just started using git recently and have completely fallen in love with its power and flexibility. But as someone just starting out, I can relate to how demanding git can _seem_ to a beginner. Say I have some refactoring ideas flo
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12y ago
In addition to this, I think something that would help me a lot is being able to step back and forward through any history of commands that I'm experimenting with. Great stuff!
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13y ago
It might not be a crime, but if I were a woman, I could easily see myself feeling uncomfortable in a situation that were to remind me of our gender-imbalanced culture(s).
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13y ago
Ah I'm so excited to play To the Moon. This one by far stands out above the rest in this bundle at least to me. I'm going in with very little foreknowledge, just the way I like it.
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13y ago
I don't recall ever having any issues myself when donating for a Humble Bundle, but I frequently enter the wrong characters on other sites' CAPTCHAs, so I totally understand your frustration. Actually, I think it's because I&
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13y ago
"it's gets" => "it gets"
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13y ago
Would you say Insync is worth the $10 if I only have one Drive account that I want to back up? They do offer backups, right? Their site seems to advertise multiple account sync as its biggest feature.
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13y ago
If you like the idea of Dear Esther, you will probably enjoy yourself, as I think it achieves its goal quite well. As a critical piece in the "Games as Art" movement/feud/war, Dear Esther is certainly polarizing, but I am of the opinion tha
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13y ago
I'm an aspiring junior developer, and I found Stanford's (online) "Introduction to Databases" course to be excellent. I particularly enjoyed the relational algebra section where we wrote relational algebra queries by hand. From the newbie's
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13y ago
Sorry about that, I should have given you some point of contact here. I've sent you an email (found on your GH).
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13y ago
I want to! See my comment regarding infrec's offer to help.
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zhodge
13y ago
Any chance I could join in? ;) I know a bit of JavaScript, but my math intuition is somewhat poor as well, so it'd be more so I can learn than anything else.
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13y ago
I've been reading up on all of the hacker schools (Dev Bootcamp, App Academy, etc.) and I was really excited to find out about Hack Reactor: I have very minimal programming experience, but have found JavaScript a pleasure to work with. I lo
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14y ago
Same here haha. I'd be pretty upset if that was my personal information up and available for all to see, but thankfully that wasn't the case. How this happened is what I want to know too.
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14y ago
Really? I actually found it to be quite stable for a scrape project I had; it was rather trivial too though. My only gripe is with the cryptic error messages I was receiving when executing JavaScript in a casper browser. But that could have