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by Ecco 4y ago
Railscasts definitely helped me Become a better engineer, and I remember eagerly waiting for each new episode. Thank you Ryan for all your hard work!
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by Ecco 4y ago
Best comment I’ve read in a while. The last sentence was the cherry on the cake. I had a good time reading it, thanks!
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by Ecco 4y ago
Well a die design, just like code, is definitely some form of intellectual property and covered by copyright law. So I think a more fair comparison would be a photo of an entire book.
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by Ecco 4y ago
Dumb question: is it legal to share a die shot like this one? What does copyright law say about this? I mean, yes, the author took the photo himself but what about the underlying material? Can I share a photo of an entire book? Do I own the
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by Ecco 4y ago
I’ve been using it for probably over 5 years now. I love it. Thanks Ethan!
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by Ecco 4y ago
You’re missing the point. It’s not an ego problem: if you put your code on the internet with a license you should expect people to respect the license’s rules…
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by Ecco 4y ago
I would say they’re ok now. But that being said, I feel like we’re putting too much emphasis on the ease of integration anyway. Sure, it’s your first interaction with a payment gateway. But it’s also something you really only do once... I b
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by Ecco 4y ago
I rarely see Adyen mentioned in those HN threads. They might not be as big as PayPal or Stripe but in my experience they are really good.
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by Ecco 4y ago
You’re of course not the only one. That being said, it’s probably not that big of a deal for most people: there are countless other open source kernels, but Linux is by far the most popular, including in number of contributors.
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by Ecco 4y ago
https://0.30000000000000004.com/
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by Ecco 4y ago
Might be an unpopular opinion but I’m not sure that AppleCare should cover this. What do you think?
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by Ecco 4y ago
Out of curiosity, would you mind linking to a few brand/models of what you would consider a proper winter coat? I have mostly lived in milder climates and would be interested in knowing what kind of gear can keep you warm by -30C
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by Ecco 4y ago
The WebGL display is really cool :)
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by Ecco 4y ago
Lame fork of MicroPython by Adafruit...
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by Ecco 4y ago
So they spent over a year of revenue on a local marketing stint. That’s pretty far past the reasonable line to me. Now maybe it was a good bullish move, but the article’s point is that so far this has never been the case for every other c
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by Ecco 4y ago
So best as in least terrible?
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by Ecco 4y ago
You personally don’t need Docker. Another example where it’s pretty much useless is if you can compile your code as a static binary. Now if you use a wide variety of programs written in a wide variety of languages (e.g. a C database server
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by Ecco 4y ago
I read this as a way to remind successful entrepreneurs that luck was a significant factor of their success. It would be interesting to know what fraction of them genuinely believe it’s the case.
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by Ecco 4y ago
“One codebase, KHTML, split into WebKit and Blink”. That’s inaccurate. Blink is a fork of WebKit that was itself a fork of KHTML. And actually KHTML was really a super tiny project before WebKit.
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by Ecco 4y ago
The current owner doesn’t want to sell because he doesn’t want to part ways with his current email address. Couldn’t they simply add a provision for this in a deal? Like “we’ll own the domain but we will maintain a redirection for your prev
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by Ecco 4y ago
I agree with you. I think they were willing to pay more than initially agreed to expedite the process. Since it didn’t work I’m pretty sure they’ll ask the court to execute the sale at $50k.
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by Ecco 4y ago
I’m sorry but I don’t agree. If you don’t want to sell, they say “this domain is not for sale”. If you say the price is a “firm $50k”, well, it looks to me like you’re willing to sell for $50k. And I don’t think he was bullied into coming
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by Ecco 4y ago
I’m not sure I agree with that. I think he’s absolutely free to come up with whatever ask he wants in the first place. But once he did ($50k) and once a buyer agreed to it, I’m not sure it’s fair to revisit the price. Order is of the essenc
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by Ecco 4y ago
Well, it’s not just a good offer: it’s the price the seller asked for in the first place, isn’t it?
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by Ecco 4y ago
Agreed. I guess actually everyone is greedy in this story, but only one party doesn’t seem to be true to their word.
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by Ecco 4y ago
I feel like a key difference here is that the owner was initially willing to sell for $50k. He was the one coming up with this price tag in the first place, wasn’t he?
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by Ecco 4y ago
I will have to disagree with most comments here: I’m not sure Jump is to blame here. - $100’000 seems like a rather generous compensation to change your email address. - And most importantly, they simply agreed to his initial demand. And no
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by Ecco 4y ago
I’m curious: how is the bottom charge port not an issue for you? What happens if your mouse runs out of battery while you’re working?
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by Ecco 4y ago
The copy of this article is so good. The entire piece made me laugh so hard. Thanks for posting this!
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by Ecco 4y ago
What’s a pinoygram?

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