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Just found this - http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/2012/07/the-ips-lcd-revolut...

I don't really need webcam, speakers, usb, firewire, ethernet or a magsafe connector.

Gorgeous body would be great.

What monitor would you suggest?

Quarter? really? could you link me?

Offtopic: Which external monitor do you use?

I'm thinking of getting the 27" Apple one, but waiting to see if they would release a retina-resolution anytime soon.

Unfortunately, my city is not available as an option. They should have a location select using Google Maps or something.

But still, even if that's the maximum you can get charged if you have a small backup, it's too much.

Looks like a good concept, but I really cannot see how this would work for functions with side effects? What if I write `File.rm("something")` and press enter?

And how would this work with, say, Ruby on Rails development?

Can anyone throw some light?

Umm, so retrieving at 1MB/s is around $2/GB?

Slightly off-topic, but when will we see such an implementation of Ruby (most importantly, speed)?

Rubinius looks like a similar project, but it's not even as fast as MRI 1.9.2/3.

So, anyone has a list of the major changes coming in 2.0?

Btw, slightly misleading title. It kind if implies that 2.0.0 is out.

I'm guessing the recent comments widget is just doing an ORDER BY date DESC LIMIT 10 or something? With an index on date, I don't see how this could be slow.

How long does the query take?

How many rows do you have?

Are there any other pros/cons in switching to Slim? Other than the syntax of course.

I'm considering switching to Slim from Haml (not because of this benchmark, but the syntax).

Are there any downsides to Slim that I should be aware of?

Which is the best PLT related twitter novelty account?

So these changes won't be available in the free version of Phusion Passenger 4?

A little off-topic, why didn't you just do "xargs wc -l"?

> But it was only 40 years ago, in 1969, that scientists first confirmed that water existed anywhere besides Earth.

Could anyone tell me more about this? Couldn't find anything relevant from a quick Google search.

You should probably split Linux into multiple Distros. That would be interesting.

Are there any other good tutorials on creating a toy programming language? Something that teaches about lexers, parsers, etc.

Agreed. But this page could certainly make use of some whitespace, to be more readable.

On a related note, are there any good video lectures on Algorithms?

Is there any screencast other than the Railscasts one?

I like the idea of advertising yourself on the top of an app like this.

What does "pick-off Mechanical Turk tasks using computers" mean?

Don't know why you got downvoted. Bootstrap definitely isn't near jQuery UI's code quality/documentation.

They're using D3.js. The script is present inline on the page.

Great idea. Hard to execute. I've been trying to find organized lists of data on some topics for the last few days, but haven't found a single reliable site.

As you're looking for user contributions, getting traction would be the hardest part. Good luck!

Design looks pretty good. Is there any reason to require signup to submit a book? Maybe you can just add a captcha for non-logged in users?

Looks good, but this page bumped my CPU usage to 100% on Firefox 10.0. Anyone else?

Great visualization.

Is there really no object in the 10^-24 - 10^-34 range?