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austinhyde

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    Comment #18686439

    Just for the sake of clarity, the article recommends bacon as a "source of healthy fat" (not a "healthy source of fat"), where they specifically define "healthy fat".

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    Comment #15111112

    In all seriousness, if this is what you encounter at your workplace, you need to get out and work somewhere else; this is an extremely toxic environment. Even if the build setup is…

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    Comment #14752707

    Yeah, that does exactly the thing I was describing from a quick skim. https://github.com/uber/react-vis does it as well. I've found that attempting to wrangle one of these chart li…

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    Comment #14750020

    Having gone through the process of marrying react and d3 - IMHO it's far easier to let react do DOM diffing and manipulation, and let d3 worry about data processing. The two work g…

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    Comment #10927165

    There's probably a couple reasons, but I'll summarize my experiences with them. I haven't dug into MySQL for a few years (last I really worked with it was 5.5), but out of the box,…

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    Comment #10037144

    Sure, I'll throw my hat in the ring here with a shameless self-plug. I help maintain a database versioning/migration tool that my team has been successfully using for years now: ht…

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    Comment #9605339

    I'm surprised that no one's pointed this out yet, but isn't this basically the same as Knockout ( http://knockoutjs.com/ )? The difference being that Knockout's been around forever…

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    Comment #9089784

    I just looked, and unless you're talking about something different, Sublime Text 3 allows disabling telemetry by way of the "enable_telemetry" setting. See http://www.sublimetext.c…

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    Comment #8216157

    As someone brand new to Ansible, and having been developing on OSX for years now, I'd just like to play devil's advocate. Finding the Ansible docs ( http://docs.ansible.com/ ) was …

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    Comment #7952491

    Apparently copy+paste is too hard.... http://jsbin.com/gitufejo/3/edit?html,js,output

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    Comment #7952198

    Oh man, that's awesome! I see I'm not the only one with an addiction to d3 and knockout. I've actually just recently gotten around to playing with the two of them at once: http://j…

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    Comment #7952136

    Not to be completely contrary - in fact, I much prefer SVG + D3 to canvas - but the canvas actually can support quite complex interaction and be performant if you put the time into…

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    Comment #6422915

    Check out pianobar, a command line Pandora client. It works great for me! http://6xq.net/projects/pianobar/

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    Comment #5686488

    Only one complaint from me: error messages. I realize this is probably a complicated problem, but on the other hand, can alienate beginners. For example, on the first exercise, you…

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    Comment #5236011

    If by "webapp wrapper" you actually mean a site-specific browser, there's Fluid: http://fluidapp.com/ Or, if you mean an SDK or framework for writing a native app using web technol…

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    Comment #5125330

    I'm a few days late to the conversation, and this will probably fly under the radar, but here's my two cents. I'll start by saying that I believe Linus was justified in the intenti…

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    Comment #4830506

    Well, my number one defense has always been (regardless of operating system) to (a) not visit shady websites, (b) adblock, and (c) don't open email attachments from untrusted sende…