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MoD411
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Comment #46675967
what library are you using on the client side to convert from pdf to word?
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Comment #40725309
not gonna lie, this title sounds a bit pedofilic
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Comment #27047492
It should recognize a single stroke house :)
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Comment #22555872
just keep hitting ESC immediately after opening the link. it kills the javascript on the page :)
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Comment #21637231
So now you have something to play with every night before going to sleep :D Just try some combinations for 15 mins per day :)
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Comment #19336007
it cannot be a rabbit because there is no nose nor mouth
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Comment #15907565
There's a crypto currency for fantasy sports as well: https://nolimitcoin.org/ Why not combine both? xD
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Comment #15721574
I hate links to wsj.com because I do not have an account...
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Comment #15699028
awesome
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Comment #14695127
Hey, what do you use neo4j for? I am interested in your use case as I have recently started using it also. Thanks!
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Comment #13165455
I rarely comment, but this is awesome! :D
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Comment #11761334
I wonder if seif project's ideas could be helpful here: https://github.com/paypal/seifnode . I remember Crockford talking about using microphone and camera noise to generate random…
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Comment #11729281
"Software Design Patterns Are Not Goals, They Are Tools" - I do not understand why this needs to be said in the first place.
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Comment #11352552
Boy, that escalated quickly.
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Comment #11226832
I love how every JS rant has type safety in it. You can immediately tell that "ranter" does not use JS. Dynamic types are one of the best parts of J s
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Comment #10958012
This is old news from 22 Sep 2011. They said there was a mistake and that these results are not accurate.
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Comment #10944049
You should inspect your browser's request to see exactly which headers and data it is sending. The best way to do that is to use some proxy like burp, but maybe event browser's con…
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Comment #10839099
According to their docs it should: http://docs.sequelizejs.com/en/latest/ I think it is only a matter of configuration and driver used. I did not have a chance to try it out with P…
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Comment #10837982
This is using sequelize as ORM so it should work with PostgreSQL too. I just haven't configured it yet.
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