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Comment #18788297
They are likely to remove this in the next C standard (or may have already), because a declaration with a static size is “compatible” with a declaration with no static size, and th…
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Comment #16590519
It is not ready for production use. Do try it out though!
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Comment #4756172
It seems you still want to micro-manage your remote team, which at the same time isn't that remote as you want to meet them once a week. Come back when you have some sensible sugge…
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Comment #4239800
There has been discussion about this already - Kevin Hammond makes his case here: http://icfpcontest2012.wordpress.com/2012/07/05/judging-envi...
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Comment #3109003
I love that research is going into disproving already superseded theories.
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Comment #3044558
FINALLY! Been waiting for this for ages!
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Comment #2967057
is it just me, or does anyone else think that though the design is prettier, it kinda makes other parts of the app look bad - for instance compare the commit style to the tree list…
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Comment #2865830
yes, seems really slow from my end too.
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Comment #2816048
no need to restart the server. if you're using passenger, just `$ touch tmp/restart.txt` (in your rails app). That will restart just that app in passenger (and lots of other server…
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Comment #2780110
this is not quite what it makes out to be. of course at one level you only need an ethernet cord, but at some level you need to supply power to the cord itself. That power requires…
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Comment #2747857
nope, i don't do that... maybe i will someday
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Comment #2515521
doesn't heart kinda solve the cyclic "who restarts who thing". I think heart (if enabled) sits there until the erlang process exits, restarts the erlang vm, which in turn also brin…
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Comment #2489200
an, if only herokugarden lived on, that would be ace!
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Comment #2452052
and that the ip cirfu.net is currently on is owned by amazon. (from my angle)
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Comment #2452038
what's even more instesting, is that cirfu.net also has this notice up, which is very very strange. Surely they wouldn't take their own site down for gambling offences
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Comment #2444425
default frontend scripting language
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Comment #2359130
Sometimes yes, sometimes no. it depends on the alcohol, how much and other external factors like my levels of motivation or tiredness. It would be clichéd to say that some of my be…
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Comment #2331959
rubyforge is pretty good, and i think railsinside and/or rubyinside let you contribute posts if you wish
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Comment #2298564
This i found very enlightening to read. I wonder how many accounting apps actually store their data as he describes in this article, to aid their calculations
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Comment #2270799
Thinking over this comment, would it be weird to set up an office where the managers all are in an open-plan setup, and the developers all have their own private offices? I think i…
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Comment #2260506
"The hard fact is if a user cannot learn how to use a feature, it might as well not exist." - Dale Harvey, from this page: http://arandomurl.com/2010/07/07/design-tips-for-programm…
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Comment #2223918
did anyone else think "red-green-refactor-wristband" when they saw this? Or at least something to hook into a CI or uptime service?