Buetol

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by Buetol 11y ago
Would be more efficient as a private message from the bot: No public shaming, no noise.
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~2015 in Review – Sebastian McKenzi (Babel)(medium.com)
5 points by Buetol 11y ago|0 comments
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by Buetol 11y ago
That's interresting but it's a bit sad they don't release the data... For people who want to explore the data directly, I published my own scraping (less complete than than theirs): https://medium.com/@dam_io&
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by Buetol 11y ago
Interestingly, they are recruiting people to write scrappers and made their own toolkit: https://turbot.opencorporates.com/ (a cool thing in itself) The bots are then run via morph.io. List of morph.io scrapers: https:&#x2
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by Buetol 11y ago
As a side note, `dtrx` is a sane alternative to `tar` that do the right thing by default. http://brettcsmith.org/2007/dtrx/ Just `dtrx yourarchive.tar.xz`.
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by Buetol 11y ago
This clearly looks like very basic PR and makes me wonder if the upvotes are fake here.
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by Buetol 11y ago
I think shapeways nailed it by having also a gallery so people who don't know how to design can buy cool stuff. That's something I haven't really found for now in laser cutting/engraving, a good gallery.
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by Buetol 11y ago
It's actually pretty fast now, could take max one day to get something like that with https://github.com/anvaka/ngraph.offline.layout
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by Buetol 11y ago
This has been most probably applied a force-directed layout: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Force-directed_graph_drawing Basically, it's like having a spring between each node (paper) and letting the equilibrium do
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CloudFlare Watch(crimeflare.com)
3 points by Buetol 11y ago|0 comments
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by Buetol 11y ago
Delay is 50ms on my MBP. Here is a profile: http://i.imgur.com/ty11Utl.png With the main bottleneck being here: https://github.com/BelkaLab/react-yearly-calendar/blob/maste... Implementing a
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by Buetol 11y ago
If you like sigma.js, it's worth checking out a very active fork of the library with commercial support: https://github.com/Linkurious/linkurious.js For example, sigma.js is blurry with an hdpi screen. Here is my
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Show HN: Made a Bitcoin faucet for fun(faucet.dam.io)
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by Buetol 11y ago
That's a fair reasoning. I'm just saying that this is not opendata for me. And calling yourself opendata is misleading in my opinion.
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by Buetol 11y ago
OpenCorporates limits you to 500 req/month + hard to download data in bulk (you have to pay) => This is a good example of what Open Data should not be. The crazy part is how they receive so many OpenData prizes while being so closed
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by Buetol 11y ago
Clojure + React/Redux, the people behind it are incredible !
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by Buetol 11y ago
The product page: http://www.marinusanalytics.com/trafficjam/
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by Buetol 11y ago
I needed a simple "click to copy some data" so I made this simple function: https://gist.github.com/mdamien/a0f2bd91750a2d45c8ab I feel like the need for a whole library here is a bit overkill if you have a &
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Davos 2008 – Bill Gates: “We need a system innovation”(youtube.com)
1 points by Buetol 11y ago|0 comments
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John Carmack – GDC 2015(youtube.com)
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by Buetol 11y ago
But most things we see are 2D outputs (webpages, world if you close one eye, text console,..). I think the closer we are to the bret Victor's ideal (of seeing what you do directly) is this: https://www.youtube.com/watch
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by Buetol 11y ago
The transcript was too hard to read for me, here is a better formatted version: https://gist.github.com/mdamien/5edd6e0fe55fccf49035
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by Buetol 11y ago
Yep, in fact it's another kind of people. They want you to sign petition or they want you to believe they are blind (they are looking for "gullible" people)
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by Buetol 11y ago
Only problem with this is that when you give to one, the others around are gonna ask you too and I don't like feeling forced to do things.
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by Buetol 11y ago
Funding free shelters with free food and computers would be ideal for me. So I would redirect the homeless to these places.
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Ask HN: What do you do when an homeless ask you money?
14 points by Buetol 11y ago|41 comments
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by Buetol 11y ago
Just see the top requested features: https://github.com/isaacs/github/issues?q=is%3Aissue+is%3Aop... * Change the target branch of a pull request pull-requests * Delete / remove an issue completely. * Gist
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by Buetol 11y ago
And this is the basic assumption that we disagree on.
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by Buetol 11y ago
The operating cost of running a website today is cheap enough to not even worry about it IMHO (5$/month for a basic server)
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by Buetol 11y ago
If the basic income is at a comfortable level, then most people won't look to make more money, I think, but improve the things they have. And this is the whole debate I think, are people hungry for the money even with a comfortable inc

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