Dangeranger

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Tools to fight against digital attack(jigsaw.google.com)
1 points by Dangeranger 11y ago|0 comments
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Memento Pattern in Ruby(betterruby.com)
1 points by Dangeranger 11y ago|0 comments
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by Dangeranger 11y ago
See https://rubygems.org/ or https://www.npmjs.com/
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Story – a super testable solution to callback hell(npmjs.com)
1 points by Dangeranger 11y ago|0 comments
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by Dangeranger 11y ago
At the time I was using the National Climatic Data Center's datasets from AWOS and ASOS and combining that with locally sourced airport weather stations, mobile micro-climate stations, and helicopter mounted climate collection systems.
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by Dangeranger 11y ago
When I was working for electrical utilities and tracking climate data over a service territory a service like this with an API would have been invaluable. I would have thrown money hand over fist at them. Particularly if I could predict ac
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by Dangeranger 11y ago
“In response to people who say you can’t go back. Well, what happens when you get to the cliff? Do you take one step forward or do you make a 180 degree turn and take . . . one step forward? Which way are you going? Which is progress?” --
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by Dangeranger 11y ago
Yeah I noticed that the link directed you to a login page. If I notice anything else I'll send a follow up.
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by Dangeranger 11y ago
This looks really great, thanks for making it open-source and for releasing https://fair.io as a new license model. One thing that you should know is that your 'appdash' trace links are publicly available. You can see
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by Dangeranger 11y ago
Thanks Steve. After looking into your company a bit it's clear that you all have been building your infrastructure to support PagodaBox for some time. Thanks for open sourcing so many tools https://nanobox.io/open-sourc
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by Dangeranger 11y ago
Does anyone know what the endgame for this software is? Does Nanobox plan to offer a more premium service in addition to the basic functionalities? Hashicorp makes some revenue from premium services and I cannot imagine a tool this polished
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Code Cooperative(code.coop)
1 points by Dangeranger 11y ago|0 comments
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by Dangeranger 11y ago
My first job at 12 years old was on a farm, I worked on farms until I was 16. This post reminds me of what a demanding, exhausting, yet rewarding experience farming is. Changing professions to embrace an alternative lifestyle allows you to
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by Dangeranger 12y ago
It's good to hear that this project is getting the attention that it deserves. I have been reading SICP using this text for the last several months and found it much easier for me, as I can immediately see and play around with the Sche
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by Dangeranger 13y ago
This is a personal paper published by a University of Chicago Physics grad. The scientific merit of the paper is above my pay grade, however I still found the ideas interesting. Have a look.
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Qualitative Analysis of the Metric Expansion of Space(aepryus.com)
1 points by Dangeranger 13y ago|1 comments
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by Dangeranger 13y ago
In the state of Vermont where I live our legislature introduced and passed a similar bill several years ago, under nearly identical circumstances. Nestled into another bill, the state house inserted and passed a sweeping tax on "Cloud
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by Dangeranger 13y ago
While I agree with you that the excess spending of higher education institutions has been a primary driver of cost growth, I would contend that decreasing state spending has had a greater impact on these rising prices than federally backed
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by Dangeranger 13y ago
This tool that Bret is building has the potential to change how humans think about interacting with ideas, whether forming , exploring , or communicating them. What if in ten years we are no longer limited to "low bandwidth" media and can