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brainlock

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    Comment #7603831

    Thanks for spelling that out, I see that it can be a useful exploration tool. For me though, the act of thinking about a problem in terms of data and relationships helps a lot in e…

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    Comment #7603667

    > Relational databases are great, but they're almost an optimization -- they're way more useful after the problem set has been well defined and you have a much better sense of data…

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    Comment #4122706

    If you absolutely need to debug something on the device in iOS 5, I wrote this a few weeks ago: https://github.com/brainlock/ios-remote-inspector I had a rendering bug that only ha…

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    Comment #3048488

    And again, all of this is US only. I don't understand this, they are able to ship a standard Kindle to Europe, why not a Kindle Touch?

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    Comment #2978381

    I just finished the Commonwealth Saga + The Void Trilogy by Peter F. Hamilton, loved it. Both set in the same universe, the first two in the relatively near future (about 300 years…

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    Comment #2915823

    The pollution comes IMHO not only from having the timestamps in the commit (and to fix that the idea of using git-notes that came up in a sibling comment seems to be a perfect fit)…

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    Comment #2028027

    I wholeheartedly agree and share the frustration. This only detracts from web apps in favor of native apps. At this point a solution (or a way to mitigate the problem) would be som…

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    Comment #1894037

    Why do you find it depressing? I'm not saying that there aren't better programming languages than Javascript. I'm just saying that there is a subset of Javascript which is really e…

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    Comment #1893982

    I'd add that it has functions as first-class citizens and closures. Javascript has for sure some crappy parts, but there is also a lot of good in it.

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    Comment #1671322

    If you use git submodules, what you do is exactly like tagging. An example from a project I'm working on: at some point I want to add a submodule for a dependency I need $ git subm…

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    Comment #1510530

    GLaD to see they're still alive ;-)

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    Comment #1307300

    Does anybody know about a release date?

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    Comment #1305340

    You can download a Chrome extension/theme to match the Ubuntu one (it's called Ambiance if I recall) and have Chrome use the system window decoration (right click on a free spot in…

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    Comment #1234131

    Maybe a bit late, but here is my experience. At the end of the job search I had to choose among two companies. One was developing in python, the other in php. At first I felt incli…