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literally executing arbitrary prompts(code) on agent's computer every 4 hours
Few notes about the website:
Check the meta tags. "title" says "Template" and "description" says "Sample". I tried to share this with my friends and url preview said Template / Sample.
Currently your website title is "Home" it probably should be your apps name.
Good luck.
If this is not shady, I don't know what is.
They can easily create a section called "You friend might also like:" and show sponsored items there.
I thought I was watching an episode of Flash for a moment.
I hope you get to visit Turkey sometime in your life, I'm sure it will surprise you in a positive way.
yes they have intersecting features, but EditorConfig's main feature is that it lets you set file type specific whitespace rules automatically, across almost all editors.
- Most editors will have a global whitespace rule and you have to use that same rule for every file.
- Some editors can be configured to have different rules per file type but then it can't be done per project. So every project has to use the same rules.
- Some editors will let you configure all of these per project, but you have to save this project-settings file somewhere. Editor specific code is no good in the repo, so you need to maintain/backup it yourself.
EditorConfig solves all of these issues for me.
It's only meant to automatically configure your editor to use the defined tab/space newline preferences per file type.
that's it.
I think there is no need to freak out over this
Thanks for sharing though, very interesting
Screenshot: http://d.pr/i/w2A1/2BrF07Eo
http://www.polymer-project.org/components/paper-ripple/demo....
Underscore.py is a direct port of underscore.js to python.