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isaacb

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    Comment #7405862

    It becomes a problem when vitriolic responses like that (death threats, etc) are taken as indicators of the entire community. It absolutely needs to stop, and we all need to work t…

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    Comment #7405838

    In Chromium this initiates an automatic download as soon as I open the URL. Yuck. Otherwise, cool service.

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    Comment #7405829

    Yea, I love Prime videos. The author here is extrapolating about the entire Prime subscribership based on his personal experiences. That's a terrible way to write an article.

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    Comment #7402353

    I really like the idea, but the name is somewhat offputting, especially if I were in a position where I had to sell it to management (luckily I'm not). Will definitely give it a wh…

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    Comment #7330492

    Speaking three languages doesn't qualify him as a competent developer.

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    Comment #7292613

    So Fez underwent a somewhat significant API overhaul in the last few weeks. Now it is much more of a DSL, but is also much more expressive. I'm worried that perhaps it's a bit too …

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    Comment #7287146

    Oh, then it just loaded extremely slowly for some other reason... Obviously I didn't actually read the article before commenting. :P

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    Comment #7286833

    Not too bad, actually. For a moment I was thinking about how it might be useful to embed large datasets directly in the page, but it wouldn't be even remotely worth the sacrifice i…

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    Comment #7211249

    Oh man, this was amazing. I just starting giggling and broke out into full out hearty laughter because it was so fun. I couldn't play more than 30 seconds, mind you, because it was…

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    Comment #7179008

    Unfortunately, the poster already talked to them. This wasn't a question of how to proceed legally, nor was it a complaint about the company. It was an appeal to the startup commun…

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    Comment #7159197

    4 out of 10 rated this helpful

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    Comment #7119742

    I had very good support for mental health troubles at NYU. I never harmed myself, so it is very possible that I would have had a different experience in this student's shoes, but i…

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    Comment #7090988

    I haven't seen Brunch before, but it still seems to suffer from the same major flaw as Grunt, which is no sense of file-file relationships: "Brunch recompiles and concats all your …

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    Comment #7090801

    1) Since it only does the work that needs to be done, you can safely 'watch node fez.js' and if there have been no file changes, nothing will be done! This won't work on Windows, o…

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    Comment #7090768

    Fixed! Thanks for the heads up.

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    Comment #7090584

    Hah! I should probably change it to Fezzes then.

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    Comment #7032567

    This is a really cool idea! I can almost see a website existing whose sole purpose is the auction and sale of software technology.

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    Comment #6737995

    It's not really an issue for me. I have four cards and don't mind having them all in my wallet. What seems to have happened is a bunch of people with the same idea panicked and put…

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    Comment #6711880

    This is interesting, but not really much more practical than etching (albeit cleaner). It's a neat proof of concept and that's about it.

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    Comment #6691512

    We try really hard to come up with ways to use technology to create value, but there are heaps of opportunities like this one to curate a product by hand and deliver value derived …

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    Comment #6616333

    I suspect the difference between hacking the NSA website and hacking the NSA's central computer system is more than subtle

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    Comment #6595454

    This is a really lucid response to the 500m loc nonsense