JohnDotAwesome

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Why Johnny Can't Encrypt(pfraze.github.io)
2 points by JohnDotAwesome 12y ago|0 comments
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by JohnDotAwesome 12y ago
How does it work? Where does it breakdown? Why are these things not in the README?
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by JohnDotAwesome 12y ago
Sometimes, I felt like I was reading The Onion - "... people basically found being alone with themselves not very fun and kind of boring." "It seems that the average person doesn’t seem to be capable of generating a sufficien
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by JohnDotAwesome 13y ago
Really loving the piping example. It would be interesting to see more small composable utility web services out there. A sort of standard library of APIs
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People from book about Amazon review book about Amazon on Amazon(amazon.com)
2 points by JohnDotAwesome 13y ago|0 comments
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by JohnDotAwesome 13y ago
I worked with an IT department (all windows shop, but not afraid of Linux) who setup large screen high definition tv's around the facility for a request to support digital signage. The department wanted to save money, so they took on a
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My domain has "just" been deleted from the Dreamhost registry(storage.j0.hn)
1 points by JohnDotAwesome 13y ago|0 comments
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by JohnDotAwesome 13y ago
WUT
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by JohnDotAwesome 13y ago
I think the answer to that lies in HTTP discovery protocols. I'm imagining self-organizing applications based on the need of the user, wiring together representations of disparate data sources into a cohesive interface. You shouldn&#x2
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Named module paths in node(blog.j0.hn)
2 points by JohnDotAwesome 13y ago|0 comments
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Your SQL Queries as a Value - MoSQL query builder for node.js(github.com)
1 points by JohnDotAwesome 13y ago|0 comments
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by JohnDotAwesome 13y ago
Well, no password on their phone unlocks. But I thought Apple intended to replace your passwords in application services as well. Now, I didn't read the article at all (not a single damn word), so maybe the hack only applies to phone u
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The Largest Solved TSP(simonsfoundation.org)
1 points by JohnDotAwesome 13y ago|0 comments
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by JohnDotAwesome 13y ago
It would be nice if you could add multiple files. Otherwise, lookin' good!
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by JohnDotAwesome 13y ago
I read this as I sip my daily coffee.
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by JohnDotAwesome 13y ago
Is it _literally_ just a skin? Looks like a mostly different codebase. Compare mixins.less https://github.com/sapo/Ink/blob/develop/less/modules/mixins... https://github.com/twb
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by JohnDotAwesome 13y ago
Maybe. Or maybe the broad constituency is not on a mobile device. Perhaps this is a tool for someone who is coding. Presumably, someone who is not on a mobile device.
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by JohnDotAwesome 13y ago
Pretty good :) But it feels a little sluggish. I'm used to my regex tools displaying feedback with seemingly no delay.
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by JohnDotAwesome 13y ago
This would be the coolest god damn phone. If Apple made the smaller form factor again with a slightly bigger screen, I'd be on that. I hate the wonky rectangle of the 5. Thanks, Johnny. This stuff is fun to think about.
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Simple Responsive Lorentz Transformation Visualizer(j0.hn)
3 points by JohnDotAwesome 13y ago|0 comments
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by JohnDotAwesome 13y ago
Great piece, but... One thing bothered me. He said it took a double click and cmd+c to copy? That's not true at all. Single click auto selects. I think the hiding the of the URL is kinda lame because the URL _was the design element_ fo
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Where are my self-driving cars? An Idea Whose Time Has Come(fhwa.dot.gov)
2 points by JohnDotAwesome 13y ago|2 comments
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by JohnDotAwesome 13y ago
Not much oil money. A lot of gas money. The Barnett Shale being one of the big cash crops http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barnett_Shale
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by JohnDotAwesome 13y ago
Yeah, breadth of geography. Which I think is super cool. Paul Graham advocates that a startup really shouldn't start outside of Silicon Valley, but that's total crap. Cohen and crowd want to spread their formula to other cities (I think the
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by JohnDotAwesome 14y ago
THIS. Exactly why Mongo fails (though I love mongo). No freakin' transactions!
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by JohnDotAwesome 14y ago
Dang. Yeah - Definitely should have said there's not JSON type known to Node PG, which is actually incorrect as of this morning: https://github.com/brianc/node-postgres/pull/239 Thanks for pointing out the error!
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by JohnDotAwesome 14y ago
It really depends on the data structure. If you've got something that can have an unknown amount of variables in it and you're already serving up JSON, then I think using JSON is the way to go. Another use-case: We've got hundreds of client
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by JohnDotAwesome 14y ago
Depends on your needs really. The querying capability in Postgres is so much nicer than NoSql DB's and generally, or at least is the case with Mongo, you don't get transactions.
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JSON in Postgres and Node(j0.hn)
68 points by JohnDotAwesome 14y ago|20 comments
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Require a directory of javascript modules in node.js(j0.hn)
2 points by JohnDotAwesome 14y ago|0 comments

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