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xiongchiamiov
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About xiongchiamiov
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Comment #22688800
It actually is encouraging people to have useful user agents. By default most people end up with a user agent that's something like "libcurl version foo.bar.baz", which isn't actua…
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Comment #19092220
Stack Overflow does not have trees of thousands of comments, or nearly as much voting going on for individual posts.
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Comment #19092167
> Admins created automod They did not. Automod was created by a user as just another script that interacted with reddit's api (albeit, a powerful and useful one). Deimorz eventuall…
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Comment #19092145
> The problems Reddit is facing now are largely a result of the admins getting more activist as Reddit is more visible than ever. Really? It seems to me that the problems come from…
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Comment #8842401
We ran some analyses and determined the rise is not due to an increase in spambots. I don't know the specifics of how that was determined, sorry.
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Comment #8569080
R is awful. It's full of decisions made by people who seem to not have much programming experience, in that they seem good at the time but cause major issues later on. See, for ins…
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Comment #8569036
They're just like other default subreddits, which is to say that you can unsubscribe from them. I only resubscribed recently because I started working at reddit and figured I shoul…
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Comment #8569016
http://www.nngroup.com/articles/participation-inequality/ if you're looking for an article on it.
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Comment #7756455
> That said, it looks like a nice site, a crowdsourced iFixIt. We're already crowd-sourced! http://www.ifixit.com/Contribute Only about half our guides are staff-created. > (I'd me…
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Comment #6925405
So what I don't get is why the function names needed to be of a certain length, since he's hard-coding the buckets.
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Comment #6439508
When do you do code review?
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Comment #4699217
> Realistically, how many people repair Android or non-Apple phones? How many iPhone users would, when faced with a broken phone, try to fix it themselves rather than take it to th…
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Comment #4699184
The article is from Jan 20 2011; since then we've designed our own.
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Comment #4689456
It's a call that was being made (only) when the page loaded.
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Comment #4685344
Hmm, that's interesting. I don't think so, though, because the user-agent on the requests is the googlebot: From: googlebot(at)googlebot.com User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (compatible; Go…
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Comment #3653812
Well, the problem is that you're in New Jersey. There's a reason it's called the California Stop.
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Comment #3520138
Or the even easier: #> vim /etc/pacman.conf [archlinuxfr] Server = http://repo.archlinux.fr/$arch #> pacman -Sy yaourt
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Comment #2312702
GitHub's pull requests work pretty nicely for code review.
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Comment #2312579
2. Will Mozilla ever support CSS Animation? Last I heard they weren't too keen on it There are some CSS animations in Mozilla's Demos: https://mozillademos.org/demos/dashboard/demo…
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Comment #2312559
As I understand it, Arch's pkgbuilds are similar. The nice thing is that they have the flexibility to do whatever you want, whether it be updating a svn repo, downloading a binary,…
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Comment #2312495
Puppet is not a server provisioning tool. Unless I misunderstand you, it certainly is when using Vagrant.
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Comment #2307785
No. Some people enjoy simply wasting other people's time. Indeed. As a moderator on a fairly active IRC channel (on Rizon!), I've seen my fair share of trolling. I remember an inst…
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Comment #2307383
Ditch Apache for Nginx, Lighttpd, Cherokee, etc.
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Comment #2307247
How would grading on performance discourage cheating?
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Comment #2307079
As stated in the article, spreading windows across more virtual desktops prevents clutter. I've been using a tiling window manager for a few years now, so now that I've just gotten…