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stuffihavemade

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    Comment #5843646

    You know that Walmart, and gas stations, and bodegas sell these already right? That's why this is a bad idea. Not only is this less anonymous from buying from Walmart, but it's mor…

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    Comment #5549880

    To expand a bit on with tikhonj is saying, consider the type signature of map: map :: [a] -> (a -> b) -> [b] In an implementation of map with this signature, the only way to get a …

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    Comment #5548013

    Almost no-one really needs to write code like your “bad” example today, and even if they do, it’s the sort of thing you only do once and wrap up in your own library so you can reus…

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    Comment #5544936

    Have you experimented with typed channels ( http://doc.akka.io/docs/akka/snapshot/scala/typed-channels.h... ) at all? I've played around with them, and they seem to work pretty wel…

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    Comment #5522787

    So, I just tried this out. I think it would be a lot more user friendly if you could see what "spells" are available when making a new spell (i.e. have auto completion in the text …

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    Comment #5499298

    That wouldn't do anything. If it's readable, it could be OCR'd.

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    Comment #5495043

    So, does this mean meteorite ( http://oortcloud.github.com/meteorite/ ) is now obsolete?

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    Comment #5474051

    Plus, who's to say he wouldn't have cashed out at some point during the downward spiral in the 90's?

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    Comment #5434326

    How does that work zoning wise?

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    Comment #5428544

    It's absolutely insane if they are using Mongo as their source of truth (and not say some kind of caching layer). If there is one thing that should be ACID, it's financial transact…

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    Comment #5424778

    If they can sell successfully at that price point, I'd consider starting a competitor and undercutting them.

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    Comment #5422909

    You could use PATCH instead (which Rails will be using in 4.0).

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    Comment #5422792

    No, POST for create and PUT for update is correct. PUT is supposed to be idempotent.

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    Comment #5422636

    How about the most important concept, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HATEOAS ?

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    Comment #5409094

    Did/have you considered making this into a native application? I can see this competing with fireworks, but not if it's web based.

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    Comment #5393715

    Ah, I see. I stop by seaside.st every once and a while, and it doesn't seem to have been updated with any new news for a long time. It would be cool to mention some of these develo…

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    Comment #5393643

    Is Seaside still being developed? Seems that it died out with DabbleDB being bought up and the take over of the client side js frameworks.

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    Comment #5384595

    "Startups identify with JavaScript. When you’re just starting out, you need to be dynamic. You need to be flexible. You need to be able to bust out a prototype that just works, and…

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    Comment #5366717

    Just curious, why can't you get a computer? You'd be better off with even a 10 year old model than an iPad, if for no other reason than having a keyboard.

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    Comment #5359716

    That logo has some major (anti aliasing?) issues on the edges of its letters.

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    Comment #5349842

    Is there something to try? It looks like you just want my email.

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    Comment #5341932

    ls -a should be ls -la if you want "maximum information" (not really maximum) Also, ifconfig is deprecated.

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    Comment #5340572

    http://www.haskell.org/haskellwiki/Template_Haskell

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    Comment #5336275

    What are the advantages to using Meteor over Rails/Django/Express, etc., for a dating site? Sure, the client server model is compelling, but you're giving up not only the Ruby/Pyth…