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jabits
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Very nice. I'll need to experiment with SciTE.
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What we've got here is that damn GA plateau that plagues simulators.
Can I make a suggestion please? Lots of brainstorming to think about ways people can control the animals if they want (again - what is meant by "control"? Food/Control keys? ) and features that give people a chance to interact with each other...
Perhaps "hinge interaction" settings? Where one hinge firing can effect its neighbours?
Or where a segment touching the ground causes a reaction in the hinge to the left or right?
Energy used? How much "energy" particular moves use? Perhaps you could have some form of exponential look up table for each hinge... so 10 hinges that move a little bit use less energy than 2 hinges that swing a lot... this would select for animals where the moves are very co-ordinated, such as ripples and things like that, rather than one big springing action on one hinge...
Possibly things like analysis tables... max jump height, distance travelled over time, tables for plotting segment numbers against distance travelled against generation (3d area plot!)
Which leads to:
Another idea... "sweep controls"... where you can add to a list various bounds to sweep through... e.g.
1: Segments: 2 to 10 step 1
2: Gravity: 100 to 300 step 20
3: Generations to do: 300
Working... Seg 2, Grav 100
Seg 2, Grav 120
Seg 2, Grav 140
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=)
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Fixed some of the formatting, [reposted](http://codeviewer.org/view/code:1ef1) in a location with highlighting
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Thanks, but what was wrong with the formatting?
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Yeah! I swear I didn't read your comment when I made mine!
I suggested a LUT, that has minor movements of the hinges using less energy then a really wide swing.
Weighted so that (10 hinges x a small swing travel) = 1 meter (energy used... 5 units), would use less energy than (2 hinges x massive swing) = 1 meter (energy used... 10 units)
Hah, there could be GA for the hinges!
There's a "GA Clock" somewhere on the internet that creates a clock out of parts, it could be integrated into this to make cog powered hinges with various ratios and joints...
http://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/kucjn/genetic_algorithm_evolving_locomotion_in/c2npk5g
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2000 so far from 270 generations, on standard worm settings.
0.484463867998885,2.181965054193453,0.8229302520362123,3.026089802297065,14.825227455344532,15.18520811468122,19.263559910468757,20,16.193777630105615,20,18.292201512695144,10,12.524306763350868,-0.8512121947817408,0.7880040103642912,7.056515011580133,1.2554295510056894,0.6515671764110839,3.4315239236252326,6.161651628585477,1.3695627242190447,6.558792970750753,0.24363837783069653,0.6660354159927616,0.5615168427272389,0.3523387802609553,0.47406449172801024,0.19849645292075968,0.4429792319812501,0.026854768162593246,0.4862269423125932,3.769969658994038,3.6106342121396056,4.763835130045966,5.259880381490802
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itslikeadog
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Edit: The page it's currently on doesn't show either indentation or highlighting. I didn't initially notice that you original code was downloadable and properly indented, sorry.
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Here's my 2000 distance, generation 270, standard worm! 0.484463867998885,2.181965054193453,0.8229302520362123,3.026089802297065,14.825227455344532,15.18520811468122,19.263559910468757,20,16.193777630105615,20,18.292201512695144,10,12.524306763350868,-0.8512121947817408,0.7880040103642912,7.056515011580133,1.2554295510056894,0.6515671764110839,3.4315239236252326,6.161651628585477,1.3695627242190447,6.558792970750753,0.24363837783069653,0.6660354159927616,0.5615168427272389,0.3523387802609553,0.47406449172801024,0.19849645292075968,0.4429792319812501,0.026854768162593246,0.4862269423125932,3.769969658994038,3.6106342121396056,4.763835130045966,5.259880381490802
I plan to leave it running.
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hydrogen18
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It's almost like it'd be factorial complexity.
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mbetter
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Would like to read, don't have arrow keys. Oh well.
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Oh well I'm sorry that you spent all that time indenting my program for nothing :(
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MONDARIZ
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Strange I find that font unappealing - different strokes I guess.
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roxm
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Ah, found another report. http://waldheinz.de/2010/06/webkit-leaks-data-uris/ -- ok, so it's a webkit problem that hasn't landed into safari yet. Sigh. Other references say that safari eventually collects the data but not unless you sacrifice the proper goat. This is all pointless anyway since the load time is so abysmal.
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nagaru
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Hi John, do you accept credit cards from countries other than US. Our customers are primarily in Russia and few are from the other former Soviet Union countries. If you do accept those credit cards are the rates the same?
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mortanian
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Did anybody else just like watching the mazes draw?
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MONDARIZ
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Thanks! Looks great and I will give it a try.
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cdsmith
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Displaying a maze should be pretty much trivial in any language you are familiar with. Here's an old blog post of mine in Haskell: http://cdsmith.wordpress.com/2011/06/06/mazes-in-haskell-my-version/
The point isn't that you should use Haskell; but it's that in any modern language ("modern" means not C++ and MFC), you should be able to display a maze in 30 or so lines of code. The code linked above is using cairo with gtk, but pretty much any drawing API lets you draw lines, and that's all you really need here.
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rapidx
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I think he may be using [Deck.js](http://imakewebthings.github.com/deck.js/#download-now)!
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ubermole
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Very interesting read. To the people complaining about style or energy, this is what makes the post so uniquely informative. This is how people at big companies think. The article is very open and reflecting on about how this style of thinking is encouraged as well. It is rare to see a post mortem as honest as this.
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rynHFR
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Themes in Notepad++ are defined per-language. OP implemented it for web-related languages.
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ffffsure
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hmm...
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ZMeson
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Sadly, for some old embedded processors the overhead on function calls was large. Consequently, our code started out as two functions: an interrupt routine and main() which handled all non-time critical stuff. That being said, we made it look like we were making "function calls" so that it was at least modular and somewhat maintainable. It just looked really funky:
void main()
{
// Effectively call foo_load_parameters()
#define FOO_LOAD_PARAMETERS
#include "foo.h"
... etc ...
}
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catcradle5
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Regex searches/replaces are built in, and they work like any other regex matcher would. Not sure what you mean exactly.
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ZMeson
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What school offers a masters in SW engineering?
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I_TYPE_IN_ALL_CAPS
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> I got laid off over a girl who wrote
WHAT 3RD WORD COUNTRY DO YOU LIVE IN THAT THEY EMPLOY GIRLS?
DID YOU MEAN WOMAN?
EDIT: TO THE HATERS, HARDEN THE FUCK UP AND START WORKING AGAINST MISOGYNY IN YOUR DAMN PROFESSION.
EDIT 2: HONESTLY, YOU PEOPLE DISGUST ME.
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dlite922
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so...while i'm glad i'm not the one storing the credit card, i'd like to ask, how are YOU storing it.
How much trust do you have in your backend that you won't be hacked? years in service?
Although, can I blindly trust you more than Sony I hope?
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Wofiel
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I started using it fairly recently. It's fairly popular, so there's themes for a lot of editors and languages.
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wonglik
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Do you plan some mobile API. Particularly I would be interested in Android version. Also what about security. What data do you store?
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MatrixFrog
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I think idea is that you can do WTF you want to the code, not to the license.
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kristovaher
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In the case of this theme I've only set up the theme and styling for web development related files, such as javascript, PHP, HTML, XML and SQL files.
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MatrixFrog
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Here's what GNU [has to say about it](http://www.gnu.org/licenses/license-list.html#WTFPL)
> This is a free software license, very permissive and GPL-compatible.
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kristovaher
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The saturation of my theme was strongly inspired by Zenburn. I agree that it is a great theme.
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kristovaher
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I don't write Ruby myself, but I am sure it could be edited with some effort to support Ruby. It does have SQL and I intend to add Python to the bunch at some point when I have time.
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its cool and all to see a payment partner have a hip website and be all RESTy...but these guys still lack a lot of the features of their more boring and unhip competitors.
we're on litle, and while pretty much everything about litle is stuck in 1997, they have decent intl currency support, 24x7 support, redundancy, stability, lots of employees that wear dockers so you know they're serious etc etc
but good luck to stripe anyway
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youngtillidie
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True, working on a 3 year old laptop with a terrible slow hard disk here :(
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For finding and replacements? Yeah it has regex support, I've not had trouble with it. But if you have needs above that of finding and replacements, then I'm not sure.
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1317362136
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False
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c2npzx3
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t3_kvpld
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t1_c2npzx3
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t1_c2nncwi
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1427666714
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t5_2fwo
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stripe or auth.net or litle or whoever is for taking credit cards. paypal is for taking paypal. you need both.
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1317362187
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False
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c2nq04a
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t3_kvu8y
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t1_c2nq04a
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t1_c2nnmbe
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1427666717
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t5_2fwo
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True
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kristovaher
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Sadly there's no light version of this theme. The dark gray and other colors were basically built based on what I found most suitable. The text may need quite a bit of tweaking for light backgrounds.
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1317362212
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False
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c2nq07t
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t3_kvpld
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t1_c2nq07t
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t1_c2no1j4
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1427666718
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1
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t5_2fwo
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True
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are you nuts? there are plenty of people out there that ONLY use paypal. yes. ONLY paypal. take paypal off your site and lose 10% sales, minimum.
want more sales? accept more checkout options. its pretty simple
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1317362255
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False
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0
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c2nq0dc
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t3_kvu8y
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t1_c2nq0dc
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t1_c2nnswh
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1427666720
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2
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t5_2fwo
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True
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kristovaher
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I do understand that science may say dark on white is better to read, but my experience so far (in both work and at home) have still made me prefer light on dark. I still want vibrant colors on my monitor when watching movies and I don't want to turn brightness down since it just looks worse. I just prefer it the other way around.
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1317362315
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False
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c2nq0ll
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t3_kvpld
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t1_c2nq0ll
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t1_c2nosyl
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1427666723
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1
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t5_2fwo
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True
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jared84lsu
| null |
B-B-B-B-B-But it's for programming links. Programmi-{kick to the crotch}
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1317362369
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False
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0
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c2nq0sz
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t3_kv8db
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t1_c2nq0sz
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t1_c2nlqm3
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1427666726
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1
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t5_2fwo
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True
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kristovaher
| null |
There is a step by step guide on the link I provided:
* Unpack the *.rar archive into your Notepad++ installation directory under subfolder /themes/
* Open Notepad++
* Go to Settings -> Style Configurator
* Select Waher-style from Select Theme dropdown
* Click Save & Close
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1317362392
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False
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0
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c2nq0wa
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t3_kuti3
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t1_c2nq0wa
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t1_c2nn091
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1427666727
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3
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t5_2fwo
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True
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if you don't want to be sad, leave partial function application to languages that actually support it
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1317362493
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False
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0
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c2nq1ac
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t3_kv7vh
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t1_c2nq1ac
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t3_kv7vh
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1427666732
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2
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t5_2fwo
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True
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youngtillidie
| null |
Jetbrains (the company behind ReSharper) are pretty good partnered up with Microsoft. I'm pretty confident there is some sort of agreement between the the two about what features become standard in Visual Studio.
| null |
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1317362532
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False
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c2nq1fn
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t3_kvo92
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t1_c2nq1fn
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t1_c2nmzg1
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1427666734
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2
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t5_2fwo
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True
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collision
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We're working on international currency support. There's nearly always a Stripe employee in our [campfire chatroom](https://stripe.com/campfire) who can help you out. We've been up and running in production for over a year, and aren't going anywhere.
Philosophically, we don't want to be a hip RESTy gateway provider. We're the financial company behind your business's earnings, and we take that seriously. We give you complete visibility into your earnings and payouts for reconciliation, we're audited to PCI Level 1 standards, and we work directly with Wells Fargo to ensure we can give you the features and standards you expect.
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1317362801
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False
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c2nq2gp
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t3_kvu8y
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t1_c2nq2gp
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t1_c2npzgf
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1427666748
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2
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t5_2fwo
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True
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wonderfulmetropolis
| null |
What makes it better than the other color schemes that are already available/choosable in Notepad++?
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1317362870
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False
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0
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c2nq2qk
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t3_kvpld
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t1_c2nq2qk
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t1_c2nmq27
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1427666752
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9
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t5_2fwo
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True
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collision
| null |
We don't have an API specifically for Android in the works, but obviously you can use our regular API within an Android app. (And some people do.)
We store the data you give us (including credit cards). We take the security of this pretty seriously.
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1317363008
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False
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0
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c2nq380
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t3_kvu8y
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t1_c2nq380
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t1_c2npxk9
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1427666758
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1
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t5_2fwo
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True
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collision
| null |
Yup, any Visa, MasterCard, Amex, Diners, or Discover cards will work, no matter where they've been issued. The rates are the same regardless.
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0
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1317363034
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False
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0
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c2nq3bg
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t3_kvu8y
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t1_c2nq3bg
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t1_c2npp7y
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1427666759
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1
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t5_2fwo
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True
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[deleted]
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1317363265
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False
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c2nq44b
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t3_kv4xx
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t1_c2nq44b
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t1_c2nldt3
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1427666770
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1
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t5_2fwo
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True
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eric_t
| null |
Would you consider doing a blog post comparing the Haskell and C++ versions? That would be interesting, especially considering tools like QuickCheck.
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1317363372
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False
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0
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c2nq4h4
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t3_kv3ww
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t1_c2nq4h4
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t1_c2ni7cu
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1427666774
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t5_2fwo
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True
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zlevine
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Upvoted since I just had my algorithms midterm earlier today! :D
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1317363453
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False
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c2nq4qr
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t3_kvtrp
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t1_c2nq4qr
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t3_kvtrp
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1427666777
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-4
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t5_2fwo
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True
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wonglik
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And how long you are in the business? I hope you don't mind me asking. Simply sharing customer data is most risky part here.
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1317363457
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False
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c2nq4r0
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t3_kvu8y
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t1_c2nq4r0
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t1_c2nq380
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1427666777
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2
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t5_2fwo
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True
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ooooo5
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To put it *slightly* more tactfully, look at OCaml, SML, Haskell, etc. They all have it, and it's not even an issue.
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1317363484
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False
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c2nq4ui
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t3_kvfg4
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t1_c2nq4ui
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t1_c2nnzvu
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1427666778
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3
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t5_2fwo
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True
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kyonz
| null |
These questions, also is there an option to destroy a stripe ID to remove the credit cards from the database, or have an option not to store them for a charge process?
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1317363600
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False
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c2nq59m
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t3_kvu8y
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t1_c2nq59m
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t1_c2npwr0
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1427666783
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2
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t5_2fwo
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True
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SharkUW
| null |
I'm getting the feeling that the responses to my post are from people that don't use lookahead/back. It's a very powerful aspect of regex markup.
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1317363648
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False
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0
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c2nq5fx
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t3_kvpld
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t1_c2nq5fx
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t1_c2npuq0
| null |
1427666786
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3
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t5_2fwo
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True
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theregularlion
| null |
The colors from this actually resemble the Vim theme I used to use, but I'm using [Solarized](http://ethanschoonover.com/solarized) for almost everything nowadays.
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1317363662
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False
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c2nq5hp
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t3_kvpld
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t1_c2nq5hp
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t3_kvpld
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1427666786
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4
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t5_2fwo
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True
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f2u
| null |
There's also the unclear licensing: a defanged QPL for the compiler, and LGPL for the run-time library. Lack of dynamic shared objects means that the impact of LGPL licensing is not negligible.
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1317363732
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False
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0
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c2nq5rj
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t3_kuhn3
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t1_c2nq5rj
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t1_c2ngbes
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1427666790
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1
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t5_2fwo
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True
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killerstorm
| null |
AFAIK bitmap fonts are not antialiased/subpixel rendered (bit map = zeroes and ones, no shades). That's a big deal for some screens. (Basically, unless you use CRT which gives a nice blur anyway.)
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0
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1317363762
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False
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0
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c2nq5vc
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t3_kuti3
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t1_c2nq5vc
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t1_c2ni200
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1427666791
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2
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t5_2fwo
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True
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[deleted]
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1317363887
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False
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0
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c2nq6af
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t3_kvo92
| null |
t1_c2nq6af
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t1_c2np52y
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1427666798
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-12
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t5_2fwo
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True
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quirkas
| null |
It would unpack the .rar, and appeared to be unpacked within the 7-zip client, but wouldn't actually be unpacked when I revisited in explorer. I wound up using unrar, because I prefer the simplicity of the command line anyway.
| null |
0
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1317363907
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False
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0
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c2nq6cx
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t3_kvpld
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t1_c2nq6cx
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t1_c2nod6g
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1427666799
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2
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t5_2fwo
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True
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MatrixFrog
| null |
The annotated version is, well, not nearly as annotated as it could be. I guess they didn't want to give away *all* the secrets.
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0
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1317364009
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False
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0
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c2nq6oo
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t3_ktyc9
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t1_c2nq6oo
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t3_ktyc9
| null |
1427666803
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0
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t5_2fwo
| null | null | null |
True
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killerstorm
| null |
In `$row["bateman"]` w's tail is simply chopped. In other positions it is a blurry mess.
Maybe it is editor's fault, but on this screenshots it sucked ass.
| null |
0
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1317364038
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False
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0
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c2nq6rz
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t3_kuti3
| null |
t1_c2nq6rz
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t1_c2nmmpp
| null |
1427666805
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3
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t5_2fwo
| null | null | null |
True
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Gotebe
| null |
But it's not expensive, why do you say that?
I also don't see how, when two/three of us branch off to do whatever, it "propagates beyond us". Sure, it does, if the rest actively checks that out (and why would they?) I can count on fingers of one hand when I checked the complete repository out, why would I? On top of that, if team adopts "branch per feature" or similar approach (which they do), it *really* makes no sense to check all possible branches out. What you normally do is have checked out a couple of branches you are currently working on + trunk. And then you merge between. When work on the branch is finished, you can delete it off your disk, presto.
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0
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1317364242
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False
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0
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c2nq7h2
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t3_kuit6
| null |
t1_c2nq7h2
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t1_c2ni0f0
| null |
1427666814
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2
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t5_2fwo
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True
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killerstorm
| null |
Emacs can do intellisense/continual complation etc. just as well.
| null |
0
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1317364335
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False
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0
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c2nq7rc
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t3_kuti3
| null |
t1_c2nq7rc
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t1_c2ngc56
| null |
1427666818
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1
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t5_2fwo
| null | null | null |
True
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bcat24
| null |
Or young people who happen to have decent taste in music.
| null |
0
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1317364503
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False
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0
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c2nq8as
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t3_ku203
| null |
t1_c2nq8as
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t1_c2ne9ar
| null |
1427666825
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0
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t5_2fwo
| null | null | null |
True
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SquareWheel
| null |
Perhaps you just needed to refresh explorer? Sometimes files update in explorer and Windows doesn't catch on. 7-zip is pretty good about telling you if something is wrong.
| null |
0
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1317364584
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False
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0
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c2nq8jn
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t3_kvpld
| null |
t1_c2nq8jn
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t1_c2nq6cx
| null |
1427666888
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2
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t5_2fwo
| null | null | null |
True
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[deleted]
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[deleted]
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0
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1317364710
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False
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0
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c2nq8wz
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t3_kvu8y
| null |
t1_c2nq8wz
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t3_kvu8y
| null |
1427666894
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0
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t5_2fwo
| null | null | null |
True
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worshipthis
| null |
wtf? If this is necessary, something is wrong.
| null |
0
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1317364717
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False
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0
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c2nq8xt
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t3_kvls2
| null |
t1_c2nq8xt
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t3_kvls2
| null |
1427666894
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1
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t5_2fwo
| null | null | null |
True
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killerstorm
| null |
I dunno, "Bitstream Vera" just sounds cooler than "DejaVu". =)
| null |
0
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1317364852
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False
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0
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c2nq9de
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t3_kuti3
| null |
t1_c2nq9de
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t1_c2nhbzl
| null |
1427666899
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1
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t5_2fwo
| null | null | null |
True
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sisyphus
| null |
I don't store credit card info with auth.net because they make it an unholy pain in the ass to get the information back from them. is there some written policy on getting my data out should i choose to leave stripe?
| null |
0
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1317365010
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False
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0
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c2nq9va
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t3_kvu8y
| null |
t1_c2nq9va
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t3_kvu8y
| null |
1427666906
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2
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t5_2fwo
| null | null | null |
True
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Gotebe
| null |
Yeah, that happens.
Here's what I think: when a person is both good at his work and a stuck up bitch, it does not matter *how* good he/she is.
In fact, I'd argue that such people have a *duty* towards the rest to make them better, for everyone's sake. Being a stuck up bitches helps nobody, not even the bitch.
BTW, most of us are probably all in this position from time to time: so you know something better than the next guy. When you put the other guy down about it, you blew it.
| null |
0
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1317365067
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False
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0
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c2nqa1r
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t3_kvo92
| null |
t1_c2nqa1r
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t1_c2nodi3
| null |
1427666909
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3
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t5_2fwo
| null | null | null |
True
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Tetha
| null |
The important point wasn't so much that I can read it somehow. I do know my share of haskell, and I could work my way through that line.
The interesting part for me was that it is an idiom. Taking your explanation of this idiom makes this not just easy to read, but downright pleasent to read, given how much effort vanishes.
| null |
0
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1317365237
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False
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c2nqajm
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t3_kv3ww
| null |
t1_c2nqajm
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t1_c2njpwt
| null |
1427666915
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2
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t5_2fwo
| null | null | null |
True
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niczar
| null |
What data do you want? PCI-DSS will most likely forbid you to get most of it.
| null |
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1317365395
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False
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0
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c2nqb0y
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t3_kvu8y
| null |
t1_c2nqb0y
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t1_c2nq9va
| null |
1427666922
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1
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t5_2fwo
| null | null | null |
True
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rroyal_is_great
| null |
It's called Vim...
| null |
0
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1317365464
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False
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0
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c2nqb7s
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t3_kvpld
| null |
t1_c2nqb7s
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t3_kvpld
| null |
1427666925
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0
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t5_2fwo
| null | null | null |
True
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lgthebookworm
| null |
I've once been accused of wasting others developpers' time because *I asked questions about the project*.
It was a big company, and their big dev team was one of the worst I've seen (and I've a **lot** of crap). There was no documentation at all, really none. No process, no real project leader. True story: the supposed team boss would write the specs for a module on a tiny "postit" while sitting on the dev's table. And to him that was enough!
They never tested before sending code in production (really, *never*), so each update was a total mess, nothing worked properly. And we are talking about internet ordering for their customers, no wonder they received hundreds of complaints. When a member of the "orders" team came to see me for a new functionality, she was amazed to learn -from me- that nothing was ever tested...
Coming back to my short time there: I was a -just arrived- contractor and inherited thousands lines of code with not a single comment line, no documentation, nothing. The previous guy (who left after a money dispute) could only give me 2 half days of explanation, then I was entirely on my own. Of course that was not enough and I had to ask to the other devs questions about the environment, passwords, workflow, etc. But, to the stupid bosses that was wasting their time. Really, these guys were a serious joke...
Luckily for me my contract was interrupted after a month. *I did not complain!*
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0
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1317365486
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True
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0
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c2nqba9
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t3_kvo92
| null |
t1_c2nqba9
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t1_c2nm7c1
| null |
1427666925
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8
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t5_2fwo
| null | null | null |
True
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kristovaher
| null |
Nothing, it's just a personal preference. If you like others better, use others. People like different fonts, color schemes due to personal preference or even monitor setup. It's entirely up to you, I'm just sharing it since people seemed to like it :)
| null |
0
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1317365538
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False
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0
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c2nqbfd
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t3_kvpld
| null |
t1_c2nqbfd
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t1_c2nq2qk
| null |
1427666927
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19
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t5_2fwo
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True
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robe
| null |
Nick,
The KNN-gist functionality is just for 2D, but PostGIS 2.0 does have 3D support and 3D spatial indexes. Just not as fast as KNN but still pretty good. 3D points, linestrings, TINS, and Polyhedral surfaces. Check out these functions. You will want to use the ST_3DWithin for proximity
http://www.postgis.org/documentation/manual-svn/ST_3DDWithin.html
http://www.postgis.org/documentation/manual-svn/PostGIS_Special_Functions_Index.html#PostGIS_3D_Functions
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0
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1317365567
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False
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0
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c2nqbi0
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t3_kuxxa
| null |
t1_c2nqbi0
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t1_c2nhm1t
| null |
1427666928
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3
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t5_2fwo
| null | null | null |
True
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Gotebe
| null |
In Pascal, calling Free on nil crashes you, and first Windows used Pascal compiler for some stuff. How old is HeapFree? Might be related.
It was always (somewhat) amusing to me that Pascal would spec free in such a manner, and C wouldn't. Because C's paramount is speed. So all this code that goes
TYPE* p = malloc(...)
if (p)
{
workworkwork(p);
free(p);
}
is less efficient than necessary, because free checks for null for the second time.
BTW... There's more relevant and easier reasons why Win32 is "harder than it needs to be". I mean, really...
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0
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1317365625
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False
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0
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c2nqbnz
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t3_kvfej
| null |
t1_c2nqbnz
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t3_kvfej
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1427666929
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2
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t5_2fwo
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True
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elperroborrachotoo
| null |
How did you manage to break git?!
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0
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1317365725
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False
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0
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c2nqbyr
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t3_kuit6
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t1_c2nqbyr
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t1_c2nnli4
| null |
1427666934
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1
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t5_2fwo
| null | null | null |
True
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jussij
| null |
I'm getting the feeling the people responding to you are not sure what you are looking for in a regexp.
The [screenshot that you provided](http://tidbits.com/resources/2008-08/BBEdit-Find-window.png) in one of your earlier response shows a fairly *minimalist* regexp search and replace dialog with a very simple regexp search and a *plain text* replace.
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0
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1317365771
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False
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0
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c2nqc3t
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t3_kvpld
| null |
t1_c2nqc3t
|
t1_c2nq5fx
| null |
1427666936
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3
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t5_2fwo
| null | null | null |
True
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stesch
| null |
They were wrong with the 16 bit limit for characters, too. ;-)
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0
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1317365786
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False
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0
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c2nqc5f
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t3_kvnyx
| null |
t1_c2nqc5f
|
t3_kvnyx
| null |
1427666937
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1
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t5_2fwo
| null | null | null |
True
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dawpa2000
| null |
> all that time indenting
NetBeans, or a good IDE, can re-ident and autoformat source code. It only takes less than a second.
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0
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1317365794
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False
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0
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c2nqc69
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t3_kw37l
| null |
t1_c2nqc69
|
t1_c2npnmq
| null |
1427666937
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1
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t5_2fwo
| null | null | null |
True
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kristovaher
| null |
I added some support for Java and Python, though they might require some additional tweaks.
| null |
0
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1317365831
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False
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0
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c2nqcaq
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t3_kvpld
| null |
t1_c2nqcaq
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t3_kvpld
| null |
1427666939
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1
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t5_2fwo
| null | null | null |
True
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appmanga
| null |
Welcome to the club.
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0
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1317365942
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False
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0
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c2nqcm8
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t3_kvo92
| null |
t1_c2nqcm8
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t3_kvo92
| null |
1427666943
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1
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t5_2fwo
| null | null | null |
True
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quirkas
| null |
Refreshed repeatedly. When I dove into the extracted .xml file in 7-zip it gave me an error and said it couldn't be found. But the folder structure was there, and the file seemed to be there. Ah well - gave up. Found another route. The theme is great, so I'm pretty content and wrestling with new things.
| null |
0
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1317365964
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False
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0
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c2nqcok
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t3_kvpld
| null |
t1_c2nqcok
|
t1_c2nq8jn
| null |
1427666943
|
2
|
t5_2fwo
| null | null | null |
True
|
sturmeh
| null |
Anyone else use [Sublime](http://www.sublimetext.com/)?
| null |
0
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1317366009
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False
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0
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c2nqctf
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t3_kvpld
| null |
t1_c2nqctf
|
t3_kvpld
| null |
1427666945
|
1
|
t5_2fwo
| null | null | null |
True
|
stesch
| null |
Assertions are for cases that are "impossible" and can't/won't be handled correctly.
| null |
0
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1317366052
|
False
|
0
|
c2nqcyh
|
t3_kvnyx
| null |
t1_c2nqcyh
|
t1_c2nmo1t
| null |
1427666947
|
3
|
t5_2fwo
| null | null | null |
True
|
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| null |
Looks awesome. I'm on my android so I can check out the vim version yet but how complete is it at the moment?
| null |
0
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1317366158
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False
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0
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c2nqd8v
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t3_kvpld
| null |
t1_c2nqd8v
|
t1_c2npr0t
| null |
1427666951
|
3
|
t5_2fwo
| null | null | null |
True
|
Laziness
| null |
I guess I misunderstood. I got the impression that perhaps certain colors are deemed more pleasing to certain types of developers. But it looks like you're just talking about adding syntax highlighting for those languages. To me a color theme is a separate layer on top of syntax highlighting.
| null |
0
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1317366185
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False
|
0
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c2nqdbd
|
t3_kvpld
| null |
t1_c2nqdbd
|
t1_c2npyz2
| null |
1427666952
|
1
|
t5_2fwo
| null | null | null |
True
|
stesch
| null |
Even with arrow keys ... You need to turn on JavaScript (or just scroll down) and the browser needs to be wider than mine. I don't use my browser in full screen, so I only have 1144px. No, it doesn't indicate it with scroll bars. If you browser is wide enough, you can see a slice of a text box.
First slide needs to be:
* Use a device with keys
* Turn on JavaScript
* Resize your browser to ....X....
Oh, well ...
**EDIT:** Tested with 1600px and I'm not sure if this is enough, as the content is on the right margin, sharp.
**EDIT2:** The swastika like drawing on page 18 could get me into trouble (working in Germany). I give up ...
| null |
0
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1317366393
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True
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0
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c2nqdwt
|
t3_kvtrp
| null |
t1_c2nqdwt
|
t1_c2npnhr
| null |
1427666958
|
-2
|
t5_2fwo
| null | null | null |
True
|
ubermyme
| null |
Found [this](https://github.com/noah/vim256-color) a little while back, which has a nice collection of 256-color vim colorschemes.
I currently use 'railscasts' myself...
| null |
0
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1317366451
|
False
|
0
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c2nqe3j
|
t3_kvpld
| null |
t1_c2nqe3j
|
t1_c2noidx
| null |
1427666961
|
2
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t5_2fwo
| null | null | null |
True
|
volkert
| null |
I only wish this presentation was complimented with a video. Nice share!
| null |
0
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1317366467
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False
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0
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c2nqe5o
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t3_kvtrp
| null |
t1_c2nqe5o
|
t3_kvtrp
| null |
1427666962
|
1
|
t5_2fwo
| null | null | null |
True
|
Shinhan
| null |
Problem is, every editor has a different set of settings :(
| null |
0
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1317366580
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False
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0
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c2nqeho
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t3_kvpld
| null |
t1_c2nqeho
|
t1_c2nommw
| null |
1427666967
|
2
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t5_2fwo
| null | null | null |
True
|
[deleted]
| null |
ITT: butthurt
| null |
0
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1317366678
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False
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0
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c2nqes2
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t3_ku203
| null |
t1_c2nqes2
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t1_c2nq8as
| null |
1427666970
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2
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t5_2fwo
| null | null | null |
True
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lostraven
| null |
Oh man, my eyes burn something fierce when reading light text on a dark background. Can't stand it for more than five minutes or so. I'm sure there's an explanation for our differences in tolerance, but I don't have the faintest idea what that may be.
Edit: Check this thread for some semblance of a response to the query: http://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/kvpld/reddit_encouraged_me_to_release_this/c2no1j4
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0
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1317366732
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False
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0
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c2nqex7
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t3_kvpld
| null |
t1_c2nqex7
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t1_c2npflc
| null |
1427666972
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4
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t5_2fwo
| null | null | null |
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