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> it might be useful to describe your process in your README

The submitter is not the owner of the github repo. Not everyone submits their own things, a lot of people submit things they think will be interesting to others.
Yup. I'm wondering how much it would be worth for their customers to select the type of keyboard they would like for their new T-Series... even the keyboards off the top-notch models have a much "cheaper", sloppier feel to them.

(very personal impression obviously)
I would have got number 2 wrong. I would have assumed that adding to the prototype of String is hands down completely unacceptable bad practice.
"... or where appropriate statutory regulation is in place"

You do know that means civil servants have written a statutory order, it has been signed by the minister (might have to be Secretary of State) and it has been placed in Parliament for a week (no vote required). [Exact details may be wrong but that is the overall concept of statutory orders].

My comment is based on a general understanding of statutory orders/secondary legislation and there may be specific reasons why it doesn't apply in this case but it appears to me to be a significant hole in the text you quote that you may not have noticed.
Most European postal services operate various degrees of banking services, and many operate full banks.

European postal services also have their own payment system - post giro. In some countries, post giro is or have been (being gradually supplanted by electronic payments) one of the most common ways of paying bills.
+ 1 for the Ikea Markus. Have one at home and in the office. Its well built and very comfortable with a good back rest even for someone tall.
UFC Girls in Body Paint
Work, Life, and the Quest for Balance
>run by the religious right

Source? Or do you just consider all US politicians "the religious right" to fit your argument?
There used to be Postbanken in Norway too, absorbed into DnB with all operations shut down just a few years ago. Started in the times when it made sense, but rendered obsolete in online banking era.
Hey guybrushT....I work for relayr.de, we just launched the WunderBar on Dragon Innovation Crowdfunding, a starter-kit to enable IoT apps. We think the idea of a "killer app" is cool, but even cooler is lots of killer apps!! to enable the innovation and creative potential of all app developers. Lower the barriers and give them tools to start creating fun and useful apps that use smart devices combined with things they themselves make smart with sensor-enabled Beacons. I mean the app economy as we know it (the mulit-billion dollar one today) is only basically 5-6 years old. The key was an enabling platform for both creating and distributing these creations, across devices, across device manufacturers, where each user has more control over the device data they own. Does this makes sense?
MVGroup – an education in p2p
Huge pages with PostgreSQL
Yep 2 spaces was the intention, where as the original implementation yields 3 spaces. My codes failure is that it appends a blank space to the end... I guess the real take away here is that there are many ways to achieve the same outcome. Knowledge of quirks is not essential. I would think the most important first step is understanding the requirements, what sort of performance is acceptable given the intended usage, coding for maintainability and ease of usage. For example, the solution for ensuring getCount has the proper context requires knowing how getCount was implemented then taking extra steps. A better solution may be something like this:
var User = {
count : 1
};
User.getCount = function() {
return User.count;
}
oops, forgot the link: http://www.dragoninnovation.com/projects/35-wunderbar-by-rel...
This is a well known "feature" of HN - it will detect exact URL duplicates provided they're recent enough, probably provided they're in cache. The same story is often submitted over and over again with no way of ensuring that discussions don't get split across multiple submissions. If you follow the "newest" page you see lots of them, although usually one "wins" and the others fall off the page without an up-vote.

A recent example of the same story submitted multiple times in quick succession is the $50,000 twitter handle being lost. An example of the same story submitted many times over the years is on the front page now:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7149634

Until recently I've tried to cross-reference submissions, but largely now I've given up. This is a rare lapse.

And welcome to HN.
Getting mainly german schlagers here
You have to realize that she wouldn't be able to broadcast without Afreeca. Bandwidth is pretty expensive, although I'm not 100% sure if Afreeca works on P2P. Twitch.TV (English alternative) takes a 50% cut from subscriptions for example.
> But that isn't a property that's built into the C language itself.

It is, as it makes very easy to blow your leg off.

C only works properly in the hands of small teams with AAA developers.
Would be nice to have a counter of the number of forgotten songs, updating in realtime.
100s of IPs Denied Access to US-Based Online Education Site
oh and P.S. you can also see a an article I wrote about this topic here: http://thenextweb.com/dd/2014/01/16/app-developers-enabled-e...
Become an exceptional programmer by learning to ship
I think the assembly in the US is nominal for both Motorola and Lenovo to roughly the same degree. They extended their North Carolina location to do manufacturing/assembly at the start of last year:

http://news.lenovo.com/article_display.cfm?article_id=1691
I guess one has to hang out in 'new' (I usually just visit the top links).

Thanks for the welcome! :-)
Dash is still good but not quite as essential with Xcode 5 which is MUCH faster than Xcode 4 for documentation searching.

Dash also has all the other docs you need (C/C++ standard libraries, SQLite and Flask/Postgres/etc. for the server side and even man pages).
Little visuals
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This is great for hipsters who want to start listening to a band before they're popular :)

Since the chances are kind of slim, you'd have to listen to a lot..
Kind of solves a problem that doesn't exist though doesn't it? It isn't like these universities are crying about bandwidth costs and it isn't like demand is maxing out their upstream.
Write a letter and address it to the practice manager or the caldicott guardian. Ask for a response within 28 days to tell you what is happening.
Obligatory xkcd: "Lisp Cycles"

http://xkcd.com/297/

"These are your father's parentheses..."
This blog also contains a JavaScript physics series which is very cool.

Do hope this author writes more again it has been quite.
That's absolutely why they've done it but why is it a disgrace? Why not consider this as a free market?

If the government is robbing you with extremely high taxes why not just take your business somewhere else? It only makes sense.

Free market will improve the quality at the end. Other governments should reconsider their stupid tax schemes.
Dawkins is just describing the mating habits of a very simple organism. It is not the same as a parasite/virus/whatever causing an increased libido.
This is a crucial point. apply and call tend to be more useful for libraries than application level code, in my experience.

Even in the "front end development" subfield of web development, there are divisions. Do you want someone to produce lots of modular libraries that are reusable throughout your company/application suite, or perhaps to build a UI framework? Then knowledge of these parts of JavaScript will be very useful. Do you want someone to build a rich internet application in Meteor? Then knowledge of positioning, layouts, templates, UI effects and how to tie them into the Meteor framework is much more valuable.

Where I work we do a lot of 2D animations, so it's great if the people who work here know all about CSS transitions, requestAnimationFrame, and so on.
> They [...] don't touch investment banking at all

Disagree all you want, but please get your facts right. Yes, La Banque Postale is technically forbidden from directly speculating on the open market. However:

- they can buy and own banks which are, in turn, allowed to speculate (cf. the Dexia bailout)

- they offer revolving credits at extremely high rates (more than 15%), which is known to push people further into poverty

- they can speculate on markets like the covered bond market (and actually need to, because the deposits are currently not enough to provide all services)

- they can speculate on side-effects (eg shift by one day the payment date for social benefits)

(This list is not exhaustive. If you are too clumsy to find references by yourself, just ask, I will add some.)
A huge breakthrough in biofuels
awesome invention! Could this be connected with the google scholar to add keyword searching?
I would replace "too forgiving" with "provides such an excellent feedback loop". It's the reason languages like Lisp have a REPL. :)
Of course. I was more thinking about the "hey, code me this now !" aspect
Cool service. At first I didn't understand how this worked, but basically you are charged for the number of hours that a server is on your account, not the number of CPU hours you use. So if you have a server on your account, and it sits idle for a whole month, you'll still be billed for the whole month. This metered billing service is for folks who are regularly putting up and taking down servers for different reasons, like test servers, increasing / decreasing capacity, and that sort of thing, and especially for folks who use the Linode API to automatically do that. It's in place of paying for these in advance and then getting a refund/ credit when you remove the servers. I'm sure that's obvious to the majority of the folks here.

I'm probably a dork for not realizing that, but it's worth stating the obvious for folks like me who thought at first this was metered billing based on CPU usage, not based on # of hours a server is sitting in your account, used or not.
I wrote a clarification about how Avatar is an operating system and about how it runs on a browser at https://discussions.avatar.ai/topic/18/what-makes-avatar-an-... - I hope this clarifies a bit what we are trying to accomplish with Avatar.
I guess he meant Githug or other places where he can dig on code. I have Github, Bitbucket & Google Code accounts too.
Global and Chinese Automotive Industrial Robotics Industry Report, 2013-2014
In my first 2 weeks of working at an adult company (as a dev yes, it's sad) one of my tasks was to watch/scan 200+ video's and describe them.. It's true, you run out of inspiration fast.
Also I could hint you: the "love" in the titles is probably explained by "love(s) to <insert profanity> ".
I don't think I ever used hardcore in a title.
Of course.

Most programming interviews I've had over the years have asked for code samples. Github is just the first thing people think of, but companies will always in my experience ask for you to email them some code samples if you don't have a Github account.

Although there's an argument to be made that owning a many-starred project or contributing to a big OS project is also an indicator :)
Mexican music here.