Cynddl

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Mass Deaths in Americas Start New CO2 Epoch(scientificamerican.com)
1 points by Cynddl 12y ago|0 comments
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by Cynddl 12y ago
Its name is http://openpds.media.mit.edu , developed at MIT. OpenPDS is a service acting as a middle datastore, between the user (who can even host the service themselves), and the data consumers. The key issue here is to guarant
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by Cynddl 12y ago
I thought that websites forbidding selection and right-click were a thing of the past, I was wrong.
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by Cynddl 12y ago
A CRM platform? An automated billing API? Every possible API?
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by Cynddl 12y ago
> The research has not been published in a peer-reviewed scientific journal, meaning the claims cannot be independently verified or the methodology scrutinised. Why? It's still written somewhere.
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by Cynddl 12y ago
“paulgraham.com is a parked domain.”
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Reform of SGML (1993)(w3.org)
11 points by Cynddl 12y ago|1 comments
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F.B.I. Agent Is Cleared in Fatal Shooting of Man Tied to Boston Suspects(nytimes.com)
2 points by Cynddl 13y ago|0 comments
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by Cynddl 13y ago
Not the same rules. :) We should not be able to make new card appear when no other one can move.
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White House-MIT Big Data Workshop(web.mit.edu)
2 points by Cynddl 13y ago|0 comments
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by Cynddl 13y ago
Did you read the description of Threema before commenting? Hangout and Facebook don't provide a secure text messaging scheme like this one or Telegram.
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Government Aims to Build a ‘Data Eye in the Sky’ (2011)(nytimes.com)
1 points by Cynddl 13y ago|0 comments
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by Cynddl 13y ago
Hi Gilles, could you put the files directly into (at least) one branch? And then, why not one branch per language (Ruby/PHP/…)? It would be easier to see the files directly with Github. And Github can manage releases directly from
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by Cynddl 13y ago
"No 24h time limit. No pain. Yes, with $18,000 in prizes.." A bitcoin hackathon with prizes in dollar? Even if the winners are rewarded in bitcoin, it's still weird.
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by Cynddl 13y ago
Seems really good! Are you planning to compare it with other CMS (especially Django-CMS)? I would like to see its performances (with or without varnish). Would you like to add OAuth support or other auth mechanisms like CAS? =) I didn'
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by Cynddl 13y ago
Well, the bullet check is easily feasible. "Too much text" and "difficult words" too. Check https://github.com/johnwhitington/camlpdf , which does a really good job to parse PDF files properly.
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French journalist "hacks" govt by inputting correct URL, later fined $4,000+(arstechnica.com)
123 points by Cynddl 13y ago|67 comments
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by Cynddl 13y ago
We use Gitlab for about 30 people. The last versions are really neat. The UX is perhaps better with Github, but Gitlab is easier to learn and use, especially for small organisations. I am always reluctant to use "clones" like gitb
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by Cynddl 13y ago
"INTERVIEWER:: Where do you see Microsoft in ten years? GATES: Our goals are very simple. We’re going to create the software that puts a computer on every desk and in every home. I don’t know if that’ll take ten years–that’s not my exp
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by Cynddl 13y ago
The answer is still valid. LESS and SASS are CSS preprocessors, not frameworks. Sending spaghetti code to the user's browser can be limited but LESS and SASS do not address the flaw of CSS frameworks.
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by Cynddl 13y ago
It's a little more difficult. The proposed legislation is not accepted, and will probably not be: http://translate.google.com/translate?sl=fr&tl=en&u=http%3A%...
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by Cynddl 13y ago
There is a plan for one user at $24/mo. " We also offer a Solo Plan for 1 user and 1 repo, for $24/month. (Does not include Security Monitor and Trends) "
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by Cynddl 13y ago
I am not sure that the edit wars reveal correctly the controversial topics. Edit wars also show pages where contributors are more beginners, like perhaps 'List of World Wrestling Entertainment, Inc. employees'. Lots of new contrib
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by Cynddl 13y ago
The website is very cool, but the title of the article is incorrect. You are not spying on yourself, it just grabs all the metadata associated with your emails and displays them in a graph.
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The academic paper that predicted the NSA scandal(ideas.foreignpolicy.com)
51 points by Cynddl 13y ago|6 comments
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by Cynddl 14y ago
The article is a little biased. Indeed, users who use social login spend more time on their website. It doesn't involve a causal link between time on website and social login: perhaps users are not the same, with different habits of navigat