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Comment #46373122
Some interesting things to dig into here. I love the Fennel REPL inside Neovim. ",ee" is mildy life changing, and Fennel is such a cosy little language
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Comment #42499061
In that case it's just another symptom of the thing that is naturally selecting them
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Comment #38235657
Auto!Automatic!!’s first album[1] has different track titles on streaming services [2] likely because of a refusal to account for these edge cases [1] https://www.discogs.com/maste…
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Comment #6484070
We do a similar thing at Last.fm. We bundle our most commonly used modules in a single file. The rest all pulled in at runtime. Paul wrote about it here: http://www.paulrhayes.com/…
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Comment #3393033
"The domain "boxsocial.fm" doesn't appear registered with GoDaddy." Another one to test against as I've not moved it yet.
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Comment #3286138
I'd be interested to know how common credit scoring applicants is. I understand why they'd be necessary for financial institutions but as a general method of filtering candidates i…
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Comment #3162397
More detailed pricing information is available here: http://code.google.com/apis/maps/faq.html#tos_pricing
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Comment #2938494
Thanks for this info. I wasn't aware of potential carrier-specific issues so I'll make sure we take this in to account while testing. Have you raised this with the networks? I gues…
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Comment #2927812
Was this a straight HTML list or were you using a jQueryMobile listview to pretty it up? When we've used templates to render a list (using either underscore or ejs) it was taking 1…
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Comment #2276342
I got the same. Just click the 'sign in' link at the top, then 'Sign in with Github' and it should take you to your account.
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Comment #2210321
To some extent. It copies a user's scrobbles/now playing info to one or more other users' profiles. So if a bunch of you are in the same room listening to music you can all scrobbl…
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Comment #2210264
I'm using node.js for a personal project: http://boxsocial.fm The site reads and writes to last.fm in the background and pushes updates to client's browsers while doing so. I'm sur…
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Comment #2107504
I can't seem to get this through npm. Has it been published?
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Comment #978252
Agreed. Also, audio can be quite intrusive meaning that you then have to find an appropriate time to view them.