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"its," not "it's"

iPhone users rejoice for bug-free code!

most i agree, except "Stupid keys like Page Up, Scroll Lock, and Insert are gone. They have no place in modern computing."

Having the default 2 x 3 insert home pgup; delete end pgdown is my #1 requirement to any keyboard.

The same thing can be built for facebook, though.

I introduced something to HN a while ago, but received almost no feed back. okay.jpeg: http://www.longpw.com

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I emailed them and got this as a response: http://cl.ly/image/3R1R3e2i1h0s

Are there still (many) of people using EBCDIC?

TL;DR: think of string as tuple of numbers. some are bytes, some are integers. if you want to transform those numbers into a particular encoding (e.g. UTF-8, CP-1252) then that's a different story.

EDIT: I know the article went all out about character abstraction, that why i said "some are bytes, some are integers"

My thought exactly too haha

first thing i noticed: "log in" vs "sign in". looks great tho!

From the address bar, Chrome shows http://www.xn--p3h.com/ Safari & Firefox show http://www.★.com

TL;DR: use Amz S3 to host static content for cheap

Rename the article to"How to explain REST to non-techies, my wife for example?"

Source: I'm a developer. :-|

The difference is in real life, nobody has to maintain said "screw driver." Your metaphor is not sound sir!

"If your app is simple enough, you don't need an ORM. If you think your app is complex enough to use an ORM, it probably doesn't do much good."

That's why google starts their json with while(1); (or something like that) so any effort attempting to evaluate the json itself as javascript code will be stuck in an infinite loop.

This post does not describe the typical school in Vietnam. Unless it has dramatically changed over the last 6 years, last I recall, the most programming was taught in high school was some Hello world and how to use loops. Having said that, I was selected (via an MS Excel test) into a "gifted" team since 8th grade that was trained algorithmic programming to compete with other school districts. But that's not typical and is in no way the regular ciriculum.

Here you go: http://cobra-language.com/

Found the grammatical error "it's own." Immediately assumed author was uneducated and closed the tab.