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by Flenser 11y ago
Have you tried nodeclipse¹? I haven't tried it yet but am considering it for when I next have to do a lot of js work. [1] http://www.nodeclipse.org/
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iOS apps infected by XcodeGhost malware(bbc.co.uk)
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by Flenser 11y ago
While I think what you are saying is true it would depend on whether the wording of the contract said they owned the copyright. I guess that's what you meant by "does not necessarily mean".
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by Flenser 11y ago
I'm curious, did you know you were taking to a moderator? (dang is on the HN staff: http://blog.ycombinator.com/meet-the-people-taking-over-hack... ) I'm asking because I'm wondering if it should be made more
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by Flenser 11y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LevelDB#History
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by Flenser 11y ago
The double negative issue makes me think that checkboxes are a UX antipattern. They should always be replaced with radio buttons or a "light switch" toggle with two named states that describe what is does.i.e. "Ignore Correct
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by Flenser 11y ago
Thanks. I've been thinking about the component provides/needs issue as well. I was thinking of wrapping any passed in sub-component in "polyfill / rewire" component created from a factory that can be passed the prop
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by Flenser 11y ago
> With care put in to how larger components are designed, it's possible (I've done it) to swap out sub components to customize behavior on a per-instance basis. Thank you for posting this. I've been wondering if this was p
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by Flenser 11y ago
citation now I'm on desktop: > In fact, Ruby Sass will not release any new features until LibSass catches up. Once it does, there will be feature parity between the two moving forward. Soon, we’ll have the blazing speed of LibSass w
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by Flenser 11y ago
The ruby version is on feature freeze until libsass catches up.
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by Flenser 11y ago
You think 2,000 is a lot?. I have over 20,000!
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> It will be interesting to see if the termination right ever affects free/open source software. I wonder if this could be tested with code assigned to Oracle? I bet there are contributors to OpenSolaris under CDDL that wouldn'
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by Flenser 11y ago
YouTube should suggest some of his other talks too. There's more oracle stuff in the illumous day and Surge talks, and he also has very humorous segments in the Surge 2013 and 2014 Lighting talks.
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by Flenser 11y ago
You might enjoy this talk by Bryan Cantrill, where he describes the Oracle acquisition of Sun: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-zRN7XLCRhc&t=34m7s > "what you think of Oracle is even truer than you think it is.
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Reinventing Performance Management(hbr.org)
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by Flenser 11y ago
Horses also take up a lot of time (or rather if you have one, you will spend a lot of time with it to get the most out of what you are paying for it), which means you aren't spending money on other things. People often make the mistake
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by Flenser 11y ago
> he central theme as I'd see it is the domination of humans by 'oracles' That is exactly what Herbert set out to write. In his own words: > I conceived of a long novel, the whole trilogy as one book about the messianic
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by Flenser 11y ago
Could HN's post and reply forms be changed so that if you type a word in uppercase in it, that message appears beside/under the form?
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by Flenser 11y ago
> the Universal Windows Apps Platform which is going to be launched with Win 10 ... it won't be possible ... to run on Win 7 "Universal App Platform" Oh, the irony. Thanks for letting us know why Edge won't be on Win
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by Flenser 11y ago
They spied on unencrypted data as it was transferred between data-centers. They can't decrypt or MITM anything because they don't have google's keys, and chrome using HSTS cert-pinning means that the cert is fixed and can&#x2
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by Flenser 11y ago
http://www.getpoint.co/
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by Flenser 11y ago
whoops, yes. My extension to highlight words I'm interested in on HN must have removed them from the input box when I edited it.
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by Flenser 11y ago
or these: https://hub.com/cburgmer/csscritic - JavaScript, runs in browser https://hub.com/Huddle/PhantomCSS https://hub.com/bslatkin/dpxdt - Python, Deploys to App Engine &
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by Flenser 11y ago
Peter Watts is certainly aware of Julian Jaynes work http://www.rifters.com/crawl/?p=104 and the sequal to Blindsight seems to be more specifically about this: http://www.rifters.com/echopraxia/ene
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by Flenser 11y ago
I didn't explain my point very well. What I was trying to say was how can "laptop manufacturers that refuse to offer the 16GB RAM upgrade option" (as izacus put it) be considered market segmentation (as AceJohnny2 said in his
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by Flenser 11y ago
negative filters might be useful too. i.e. non-jQuery non-d3, or at least make selecting multiple dependencies show the union of both sets, rather than the empty intersection.
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by Flenser 11y ago
If the size of a market segment is 0 because no-one sells to it, then no-one knows how big it is.
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by Flenser 11y ago
> With any sort of proportional vote system The problem with extrapolating how the result of a proportional vote would have gone from the results of a first past the post election is that people would vote differently. e.g. someone might
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by Flenser 11y ago
Little Women apparently: http://nameberry.com/babyname/Amy The other names show similar shapes: Meg: http://rhiever.github.io/name-age-calculator/index.html?Gend... Jo: http://rhiever.g
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by Flenser 11y ago
There's an interesting defence of Joyent here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9491547

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