ImJasonH

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by ImJasonH 11y ago
http2fuzz ( https://github.com/c0nrad/http2fuzz ) sounds really useful, but it says "(No longer under development)" :(
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by ImJasonH 11y ago
The first time you list files in a directory or read a file's contents, you use an API request. It will be cached for future reads, but recursively listing directories will burn through quota pretty fast. I don't use this for anyt
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by ImJasonH 11y ago
Piping a random shortened link to sudo sh? What could go wrong?
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by ImJasonH 11y ago
If you want to send a patch to make it work with GitLab I'd happily accept it! :)
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by ImJasonH 11y ago
Some of us are in too much of a hurry to be git cloning everything all the time.
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Show HN: GHFS – GitHub repos in your filesystem(github.com)
24 points by ImJasonH 11y ago|9 comments
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by ImJasonH 11y ago
Remote control of steering wheel, engine, breaks? Free OTA driverless car update!
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by ImJasonH 11y ago
It's a tiny thing but I wish the small USB connector was on the other end so it could be connected to power at the end, instead of at a 90deg angle to the board.
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by ImJasonH 11y ago
I'm curious why active plate tectonics makes the planet more interesting. Do those contribute to the "liveability" of a planet in some way?
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Container Engine and Container Registry Updates – New Features and Pricing(googlecloudplatform.blogspot.com)
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by ImJasonH 11y ago
Can anybody explain why the function is "jsn_extract" instead of "json_extract"? I thought it was a typo at first...
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by ImJasonH 11y ago
Care to elaborate on why not?
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by ImJasonH 11y ago
Does this adhere to the Marvel API Terms of Service?[0] Specifically, "Storage. You may not indefinitely cache Content and further agree to follow the content retention rules, as set forth here: http://developer.marvel.com&#
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by ImJasonH 12y ago
I didn't have any real use cases in mind when I made it, I just wanted to see if it was possible. In theory you could use it to demonstrate the underlying Markdown for some HTML, but unfortunately I haven't been able to figure out
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Show HN: CSS to render Markdown as unrendered Markdown(gist.github.com)
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Show HN: Automatically Reject GitHub Pull Requests(nopullrequests.com)
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by ImJasonH 12y ago
This is great, I was considering making something like this myself. A few suggestions: - It seems to run out of quota very quickly, I get 403s after listing the repos of just a few users. - The "Click here" for adding a license ju
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by ImJasonH 12y ago
Do those 10 repos include private repos? What is GitHub's policy about scanning/inspecting private repos in cases like this?
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by ImJasonH 12y ago
Rather than berate him for this "unforgivable" practice, why not send him a pull request fixing it? https://github.com/kreldjarn/TRON/blob/gh-pages/scripts/Play...
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by ImJasonH 12y ago
"We will use a Google-hosted instance of Gerrit for code reviews."
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by ImJasonH 12y ago
The "Don't" video looks like billiards balls on a break, which might be the feel certain apps are going for, particularly games. It doesn't make sense for a productivity tool like Calendar, obviously. It's also just
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by ImJasonH 12y ago
The back button issue in the web UI was fixed recently.
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by ImJasonH 12y ago
Some Go API style nits: - it's unusual to pass a map with expected keys like this. Normally you'd pass a struct like: p := New(Options{ BaseColor: "...", Color: "...", Generator: "...", }) - You
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by ImJasonH 12y ago
I picked 2am Saturday as the default time because it seemed the most interesting. 5pm Tuesday looks very different. Even 4am Saturday has different hotspots than two hours earlier.
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by ImJasonH 12y ago
The data is from http://chriswhong.com/open-data/foil_nyc_taxi/ -- I pulled 10k random pickups from each day/time for the heatmaps. I used http://leafletjs.com/ and https://github.
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Interactive NYC taxi heatmap(imjasonh.com)
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Using Bitbucket for Push-to-Deploy to Google Cloud Platform(googlecloudplatform.blogspot.com)
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by ImJasonH 12y ago
Sure, it wouldn't be hard to re-load the data in a new dataset/table with more accurate types. Strings are just the default. I just wasn't sure how clean the data was and didn't want to debug bad data before loading. I w
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by ImJasonH 12y ago
I uploaded these datasets to Google BigQuery in case anybody prefers to use that to go data-diving: https://bigquery.cloud.google.com/table/833682135931:nyctaxi... https://bigquery.cloud.google.com/tabl
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by ImJasonH 12y ago
Yeah, a fake "sticky" backend can be really useful in prototyping a frontend. I built a similar thing to help with that, built on App Engine (which I usually just run locally): https://github.com/ImJasonH/simp

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