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JoshMock
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Comment #46115377
Protobuf is a great format with a lot of benefits, but it's missing one that I wish it could support: zero-copy. The ability to transport data between processes, services and langu…
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Comment #7805602
Indeed. An excellent alternative to Bluebird's implementation.
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Comment #6559797
I know an update isn't available for OS X yet, but did anyone else get notified of an upgrade of their OS X version? The most recent OS X version of the Flux.app file says it was c…
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Comment #6019533
ISP: Comcast Location: Nashville, TN
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Comment #4664551
I prefer the /etc/hosts hack, putting in entries like `127.0.0.1 twitter.com`. That way, when I actually want to visit Twitter, I have to `sudo vim /etc/hosts`, enter my password, …
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Comment #4079554
I was thinking the same thing. Given I use Evernote to save pretty much everything, why would I need a separate service that does the same thing?
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Comment #4070444
I'll be 100% behind this project when it has as much control over a device as Tasker does. Recipes in JavaScript and not having to "program" on the device itself are exactly the ki…
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Comment #4048406
Great article. This expresses better than I ever could have at age 20 why I quit my CS degree since I already had a job. At the time, the university was experimenting with a "softw…
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Comment #3955606
Lately I've been re-discovering the value of the ORM and putting as much business logic on your models as possible. This, after spending way too long writing out lots of query logi…
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Comment #3949102
"What Wordpress did for the web" is a dangerous comparison.
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Comment #3889415
+1 for using KeePass, 1Password, etc.
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Comment #3858373
Not trying to add one more "VIM IS BETTER" comment like happens on every thread about editors, but I have an actual, for-real question: who wants to help make a Vim workalike versi…