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hoopadoop
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Comment #3310305
It's already gone away.
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Comment #2800125
Whoa, easy there - many of 'us, as a culture' have been fighting this tooth and nail.
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Comment #2800112
I was kicked off Quora yesterday because they didn't like my 'Real Name' (which is actually my completely innofensive real name)
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Comment #2789834
This is still pretty depressing coming from the BBC, even when you ignore the comments.
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Comment #2744357
Where does IOS use Singletons?
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Comment #2744241
The correct way to deal with it is to realise that if you need some settings that can be accessed/changed from many different classes then the design of your app is severely lackin…
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Comment #2600355
We have reached the bottom of the barrel when how to send an email is on the front page of hacker news
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Comment #2600339
I worked at a world famous design studio. I was horrified to discover that there could be no 'brain storming' - everything you said or every drawing you showed would be judged and …
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Comment #2443173
There is going to be some overlap of concerns once all of Sproutcore has been integrated into JQuery.
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Comment #2270990
Not quite, Windows uses hinting information from the font, OSX doesn't. Many freely available fonts contain terrible or no hinting, and they will look bad at small sizes on Windows…
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Comment #2201479
By an insignificant amount.
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Comment #1663533
Sadly, you are only as good as your last piece of work - not your best piece of work.
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Comment #1447021
No. You need to be a deluded megalomaniac who believes copying code from the web makes them the worlds greatest super-genius. Be thankful you're not that fucked up.
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Comment #1332988
Less by science, then. It seems like a particular combination of colours, say a particular red and green, may be a comfortable, obvious, familiar combination right now, in a specif…
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Comment #1332349
How can we know if this method of choosing colours results in colours 'aesthetically better' than, say, generating rgb values by flipping a coin?