Ameo

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by Ameo 7y ago
I wish there was a version where I didn't have to grant it permission to see who I follow, edit my profile, and post tweets for me... I'd love to see some AI-generated tweets based on my Twitter posting history, but granting thos
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by Ameo 7y ago
^ This is a really important comment - both of these cases are perfect examples of the issues with places like 4chan and 8chan. I find the case of Bob particularly important to recognize since people like him - people who are by every defin
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by Ameo 7y ago
4chan and 8chan are cancers upon the internet. The sites themselves and their community members spew toxicity, hate, cynicism, and revulsion wherever they turn up. They revel in trolling, harassment, and offense for the sake of offense.
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by Ameo 7y ago
I've been using an open source Kanban webapp called Kanboard ( https://kanboard.org/ ) for a while now, and I'm very happy with it. It's a cinch to self-host, and it has all the functionality I need with multi
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by Ameo 8y ago
That logo is so cool. Extremely simple but elegant.
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by Ameo 8y ago
I've spent many, many hours playing with my mailserver and adding all of these extra features and security settings to try to keep Gmail and others from denying mail from me. It turns out that no matter what I do, I'm pretty much
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Show HN: RobinTrack – View retail trading activity on the Robinhood brokerage(robintrack.net)
4 points by Ameo 8y ago|1 comments
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by Ameo 8y ago
> Our software becomes an appliance that plugs into their network That statement right there is, I feel, what Docker is all about. It converts your application from a set of files and configuration into a single blob. The conversion is
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by Ameo 10y ago
They take money out of returns as fees, quite a large amount actually.
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by Ameo 10y ago
I have a .link domain for my personal email and a lot of sites refuse to let me register because they don't recognize it as a valid TLD. Then there's the textbook company that lets me register but refuses to let me reset my passwo
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by Ameo 10y ago
Has anyone else noticed the paid membership tiers? "Maximize your earnings with a SuchFlex Pro Account" Couldn't sound like a sketchier pay money to get money scheme if they wanted it to.
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by Ameo 10y ago
If that's the case, their estimated profit is completely bogus. I've been running BOINC pretty much 24/7 on my 2-GPU, 4-core gaming rig for the past 2 months and made about $2.50 so far. Here's my !stats from the #gridc
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by Ameo 10y ago
Distributed computing is most useful for stuff that you can, well, distribute. A lot of BOINC projects do this by dividing work up into workunits. They send out a packet of data to crunch, the clients crunch it, and return the results. Ma
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by Ameo 10y ago
I find that INCREDIBLY hard to believe. I guess I'll have to wait to see.
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by Ameo 10y ago
Exactly that. People have been running BOINC projects (which make up a great deal of the projects people list on that site such as Asteroids, Seti, Mind Modeling, etc.) and they are all volunteer efforts where people give their computing p
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by Ameo 10y ago
Here's a CPU profile from my Windows desktop (Chrome, v. 51.0.2704.103) if it's any help to you: https://ameo.link/u/2hr.cpuprofile
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by Ameo 10y ago
Popmotion minified is over 45kB, almost 8x as large as Anime.js.
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by Ameo 10y ago
This is absolutely true. Many, many strategies that are viable at small portfolio sizes fall off very quickly when millions, tens of millions of dollars start to be used for them. Although the world's financial markets are massive, th
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by Ameo 10y ago
>We can't be required to be smarter than the software Jesus - that's the kind of stuff that makes me afraid for the future of humanity. Yeah I get that this may very well have been caused by human stupidity and also that the s
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by Ameo 10y ago
I'm usually quite against ad-blockers, but this kind of thing could be a step in the right direction.
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by Ameo 10y ago
This looks like a really neat project that could really benefit me (Skype is a buggy piece of garbage but it's the place where 90% of my online friends congregate). However, one big issue I forsee is issues with Skype changing their AP
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by Ameo 10y ago
The fibers remind me of Elixir's processes. Elixir fascinated me at first, but I really didn't get into the groove of it after trying it out on a project. Wren looks equally fascinating; perhaps it could warrant a trail project o
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by Ameo 10y ago
Oh man with that kind of control of the game they could /certainly/ create some kind of sandbox mode. The APIs that they have for testing alone are pretty incredible; I'd love to be able to play in a mode where you could chan
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by Ameo 10y ago
Having lived my development life so far removed from the actual physical CPU/memory, thinking about implementing this kind of low-level stuff into actual code is mind-boggling to me.
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by Ameo 11y ago
Ugh - having only worked on personal projects with github up to this point, the thought of complicated series of repos just to work on multiple aspects of a project sounds like a huge hassle.
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by Ameo 11y ago
Looks pretty neat - thanks for posting!
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by Ameo 11y ago
My friend does nothing but rave about Go - have you worked in it personally?
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by Ameo 11y ago
I've used one called speedtest-cli on my Digital Ocean Linux boxes - worked very well. Only thing I'm uncertain about is if the server hosting the speed test is on the same network or not...
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by Ameo 11y ago
I will never use adblock for the reason that I'm a content creator myself; it's so very difficult to make money off of things online and pay for things like server costs. I think ads are very important for keeping the internet fre