@Trufa Pardon me. I was commenting on the proletariat police cadre that serve at the whims of their masters. Also the fact that apparently in the US all you have to do to get beat down with a baton my a cadre of police is to protect your face
> Tonight's dinner at Chez Brand: a sumptuous roast in an Italian style, new red potatoes whipped with a little garlic and Parmesan for texture and flavor, some green beans and carrots, and rounding out the plate a few pieces of baguette brushed in olive oil, accompanied by a tangy Chardonnay (it sounded good at the time but probably should've opened a Shiraz instead)
@Trufa one of the advantages to being resigned to be fat
I figure if science and capitalism are going to conspire against me and prevent me from decently being able to get unprocessed unsteroided unGMed food, I might as well die gluttonously happy
@Moshe good job. Only four more years (they lied, it's really five, at a minimum, unless you add a minor in which case "hahahahaha") and then you'll be ready to feel like you don't know where the salt is in the kitchen anymore.
I brought in ~30 hours from random schools, took ~15 hours at local communities (they were closer than the Uni), had an AAS (70+ hours by itself) and got two minors.
I was supposed to be able to transfer credits from yeshiva, but I didn't really follow the program - was coding most of the day, so I didn't have the nerve to ask. I might yet, though, might chill there during winter break.
Does C# really make it easy to write once and deploy to multiple versions of windows/xbox/WinPhone?
I was going to graduate in 4 with just the BS/minor, but then in my last semester transferred in to the 5 year program to add the MS....as I'd taken some classes already that counted, so it all worked out in 10 semesters.
If I'm going to port my RPG to C#, will I have to write different code for each device, or does can .NET automagically help with screen sizes and map boundaries and such?
I know I discussed this last December-ish, I redid my resume a few weeks ago, because a family friend asked for it, and I've got some inconsistencies in it. Am I supposed to use first or third person for describing my achievements?
a cover letter is about conveying to the company that you're a worthy hire, that they should take a shot on. The resume is a formal (sorta) document that indicates the previous work you've done.
@balpha, (grovel) could you point me in the direction of an event that I can hook into so that I can add the AutoReviewComments to comment links in /review? (flatter) Nice blog by the way
@balpha, yes, please. Currently in other pages I attach to the add comments link, which is already there.
Having said that, the other bits aren't already there, and I manage to attach to them. Is that because the 'click' handlers are in order (yours then mine), or just a timing freak?
i.e., I could just plug into the 'click' handler for the question-loader and answer-loader links, and count on your click being handled first?
That aside, I'm thinking of posting an official request for adoption on meta. This thing is getting a bit 'big' for me. And the global storage is a bit beyond me...
@balpha, thanks, that definitely looks like a nicer solution. And the answer to your question ("why don't you...?") is plain ignorance... in my defence, JS isn't my day job :)
@balpha, is there a route map for JQ versions on SO? There's some nice async stuff in whatever then next version is, I believe, which could be handy for me...
It's because of this idea of piggy-backing on the global auth iframe, and using it as global storage using post Message (jsfiddle.net/Benjol/XNbXF), the problem is that it makes everything asynchronous, and I don't like n levels of callbacks...
I started wrestling with this recently (see my question here), inspired by a blog series by James Coglan.
After messing around with 'monads' for a while, I came back to wishing that it were possible to 'chain' deferred objects together. The problem is that "done" returns the same deferred object...
@balpha, I dunno to be honest, I did lots of fiddling around on my own (cf that answer), but didn't look much closer at the actual source. And to be honest, even with that, the code for my userscript is pretty unmanageable. What I was aiming for was to have just one lots of asynchronous code, which would delegate to 'storage' which could be local or global.
But I think to properly implement that, I'll have to do 'block' storage, rather than updating elements independently. Long term project, but lots of users seem to be interested...
@balpha, thanks anyway, I'll see if I can get that delegate working first :)
@Reno Yeah, I'm still laying low, but I popped in to beg help from @balpha, and just came back to see if he was still here, as my code still isn't working :(
(which I can't, since I'm not a American citizen, but "Ich mache von meinem Zeugnisverweigerungsrecht nach §52 StGB Gebrauch" just doesn't have that ring to it...)
This makes me wish for a close reason of "The problem likely has absolutely nothing to do with what the OP thinks it does." stackoverflow.com/questions/8215611/…
I could of course be wrong, but it's a bad question with a lack of usable information either way.
function pageLoad(sender, args)
{
if(args.get_isPartialLoad())
{
}
}
**how can i use the above function to fire the given script below to fire on
asynchronous postbacks???**
how can i use the above function to fire the given script below to fire on
asynchronous postbacks???
...
In Hebrew, there are certain vowels that NSPredicate fails to ignore even when using the 'd' (diacritic insensitive) modifier in the predicate. I was told that the solution is to use regular expressions to do the search.
How do I take a search string and "use regex" to search hebrew text that c...
@TimStone I want to match both hebrew and english, while ignoring the vowels.
I have a search box, and when the user changes the search query or mode, a method (posted in the question) runs which adds all matching articles to an array.
I'd just strip out the vowels from both the haystack and the needle then just do a normal search, which it seems that someone suggested already. Is there a reason you can't do that?
If I wanted to ask a question on Meta, but it has already been ask a year or two ago with high vote counts but nothing done about it, should I repost the question? Or is there another way to bring attention to the old question to try and revive it?
Ah... I had up-voted that one in the past. Re-posting is obviously a bad idea, it would just get closed... There's a +500 bounty, which is supposed to draw attention. I don't know what else you can do except hope.
function pageLoad(sender, args)
{
if(args.get_isPartialLoad())
{
}
}
**how can i use the above function to fire the given script below to fire on
asynchronous postbacks???**
how can i use the above function to fire the given script below to fire on
asynchronous postbacks???
...
In Hebrew, there are certain vowels that NSPredicate fails to ignore even when using the 'd' (diacritic insensitive) modifier in the predicate. I was told that the solution is to use regular expressions to do the search.
How do I take a search string and "use regex" to search hebrew text that c...
Title pretty much says it all, basically can you specify that it must do one or the other?
