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i thought better fonts make me a better programmer. i was wrong.

looks similar to http://i.webscale.info/lipl/core.html except that LIPL doesn't have pattern matching

on freenode, #swhack ##math #rest #bitcoin ##ats

i usually end an email with a multiple choice question. that way, the receiver could just reply with the answer.

did you like my comment?

a) yes

b) no

does not work on firefocks

yah, put a swarm of raspberry pi attack reflectors in front.

you haven't seen aged code base with 3000+ JSP with many ways of accessing different data sources and no coherent paradigm in general.

nope

does posthaven have mp3 file size limit? tumblr's limit is around 10MB.

or, is there a user friendly blog authoring form interface that publishes pages and uploaded media to S3, Google Cloud Storage, Rackspace Cloud File, .. etc?

http://www.scribd.com/password/check thank you for this. now I can run a list of emails against this to see who has scribd account

so, I work in your office. you, in mine. office swap.

what? do programmers still layout their code using whitespaces manually? use code editors that support declarative stylesheet for layout and enable intuitive structural modification.

and it uses a lot more RAM compared to bottle.

something that no one will use but still looks cool. something like this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Djc8FPHs45o

pay me. i'll drop you off in the pacific, Pi.

when you edit an article file, you also want to regenerate index, sitemap, rss feed, ... etc. or any pages that depend on the modified article.

when you edit a template or configuration, you need to regenerate entire site.

even if you blog very often, say 10 times a day, in 10 years, you only have 36k articles. Probably it shouldn't take too long to regenerate entire site for any kind of modification or addition of pages.

or, you can try to be smart and draw dependency graph (maybe using Makefile) and update what's only needed. basically you're solving caching problem, one of the hardest thing in programming.

submit a DMCA takedown notice. and blog about how mean people are when they complain about it.

http://www.strikingly.com/site22261-1363092318 it's beautiful

eh? what about baidu?

in the end, designmodo paid layervault for DMCA takedown notice for publicity.

now err body's gon use flat ui. great marketing.

this only makes sense if you're an alien abducted by humans unfairly and now in captive on this crappy earth. And you are devising a scheme to escape from this jail planet by working on your startup.

W in Wordpress stands for web scale.

as difficult as writing a web browser that runs on different operating systems.

can I have Microsoft Exchange OWA integration?

oh, i think i missed productIterator() in http://www.playframework.com/documentation/api/2.0.4/scala/i...

It could have been better if document had some examples: http://www.playframework.com/documentation/2.0.4/Configurati...

I can't even grep for productIterator on these projects: https://github.com/typesafehub/config/ https://github.com/playframework/Play20/

That probably means there's no test, example, poor documentation..

Actually, it's Product.productIterator, which is in scala api. I'm scala noob.

thanks.

2.0.4 had bad defaults and documentation.

Some highlights:

- half baked config (no array. multiple values can be hacked as `foo.bar={a: 1, b: 1}`)

- can only set logging level in the config. and, xml logger config doesn't have application.conf values (logger.* in .conf are useless)

- routes dsl (meh)

- bad db connection pool. it kills all other connections if a connection fails, and goes into error state instead of re-connecting (it does reconnect for subsequent requests when pool is in error state)

or just start blogging on gist.github.com. your blog url is http://gist.github.com/<your-github-id>;

no, your career path can be public unless you're James Bourne.

Special agents can still share what they do with their co-workers. But there are certain risks such as your co-worker being a spy.

And, we build our ego around our salary and bonuses. Exposing those numbers is quite embarrassing. And, knowing my salary is none of your business. You can tell me yours, I'd retweet it.

asking what you make is like asking how often you get laid. and whom.

responsive content: latex paper gets tl;tr-ed to a tweet on iphone retina display.