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mcmire
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Comment #9266185
I deactivated my account. It's still around, of course, and I can log in again when I want. But I didn't want the distraction anymore. I found that checking the feed on my phone be…
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Comment #8200957
Thanks for this, I needed a laugh today.
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Comment #8186496
I think that was a reference to MacVim, maybe?
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Comment #8154647
Did not realize it used math to simulate paint hitting the canvas like that! I like the research that went into this. Pretty neat stuff.
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Comment #8071775
Omigosh I remember this. This is ooolddd but so cool. I used to mess with the creatures by dragging around the joints and such and then get freaked out when their movements changed…
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Comment #8013609
This sounds sick... I did a bunch of research a while back about stars back when I wanted to make a friendly version of the SIMBAD database[1], but it would have been so cool to ma…
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Comment #7850235
Only runs on Firefox, it seems.
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Comment #7850209
Anyone else get a JavaScript error when they attempt to load the demo?
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Comment #7808727
"Who thought you could have fun with the Germans?" Really, Kara? Anyway, obviously there were a couple of mistakes by the speech recognition, and they were taking care to speak ver…
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Comment #7759223
This makes sense. I don't write a lot, but when I do, I actually use Evernote on my phone or TextEdit on my computer. I find the smaller the space to write in, or the shittier the …
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Comment #7481915
Why are they doing this? It's too late. No one is going to want to make Bitcoin transactions through a US-based company now because you know the Fed is going to start creating all …
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Comment #7469124
Wonder if they manually curate these lists or if they initially populated them with some sort of machine learning?
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Comment #7387703
The problem with dependency injection in this manner is that your test code is using a fake class that's injected while your production code is using a real class. This is fine if …
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Comment #7387551
The problem I have with these tools is that the diagram it produces is really not that great. I guess it tells you what models you have, the columns they have, and whether a model …
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Comment #7034218
Is this the same guy who wrote head.js?
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Comment #6869195
I'm not sure why this was posted but I will wager a guess it's the high ratio of women to men. So... good for them! You don't see this a lot and it's a bold statement. Rock on.
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Comment #6869185
This is really, really cool. Never seen this before. Nicely done!
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Comment #6851309
I don't get the "Beautiful Stories" section. All of the articles look pretty much the same. Same full-width image peekaboo parallax banner thingy at the top, same font, same look. …
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Comment #6641330
MIDI was never intended to be playable by people. It's just a protocol, you can do whatever you want with it. So saying that this is "impossible" doesn't make any sense. That said,…
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Comment #6601184
I was going to say... this already exists...
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Comment #6478575
This isn't very useful, unfortunately. There aren't any requirements for this. All it says is "come up with a design!" This is about as useful as saying "Write something about any …
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Comment #6356109
This (and actually bodily augmentation in general) seems like something that 3D printing is perfectly suited for. I see this sort of thing blowing up in the next 10 years.
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Comment #6336584
Not true. Regexes have been around for a long time and there are a few standards -- POSIX basic, POSIX extended, and PCRE. Any language/tool worth its salt these days will follow o…
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Comment #6227146
Wow this is so great. As a musician listening to a classical piece (well and an engineer too) I often think, "How does this work? I hear a clarinet here, is that what it is or some…
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Comment #6180665
Yes, you should master JavaScript -- it's used all over the web and people will continue using it that way. But I disagree it's making all other languages irrelevant and that it's …