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by Lockyy 12y ago
And don't forget the further upside of going second, you get an extra card in your starting hand. I really do feel like going second is far superior to going first right now.
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by Lockyy 12y ago
Guess it's time to update talesfromthefortress.com to include the new version number.
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by Lockyy 12y ago
I've tested it a little and it seemed accurate enough. I have mostly been going off step count goals more than distance goals though.
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by Lockyy 12y ago
Picked up a Fitbit flex and aria. I've cut the sugary foods I've consumed out almost completely and have started walking around the city, aiming for 5-7km each day. Not a huge amount but I'm aiming to ramp things up over time
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by Lockyy 12y ago
SEEKING WORK - Liverpool, England - Remote Resume: http://lockyy.com/portfolio http://lockyy.com/resume.pdf Email: daniel@lockyy.com I'm a Ruby on Rails developer with a degree in Computer Science. I h
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by Lockyy 12y ago
Location: Liverpool, England Remote: Willing to work remotely Willing to relocate: Willing to relocate to anywhere in the UK Technologies: Ruby on Rails, Python Resume: http://lockyy.com/portfolio http://lockyy.c
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by Lockyy 12y ago
Currently working on a gem for ruby that extends Faker to allow you to produce fake data related to RPGs. Weapons, characters, gods, spells etc.
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by Lockyy 12y ago
>just said what everyone was already aware of What you mean is it just said what you were already aware of. Not everyone does know all of these things, a list of things with generalised statements along with links to more detailed inform
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by Lockyy 12y ago
A user deletes their Facebook or Twitter account. I don't have their email address. They try to login and can't. They have to now email me and prove to me which account is theirs so I can reset the password, give it an email and l
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by Lockyy 12y ago
I'm working with OAuth right now and the only info that I'm not being given that I have to ask for is an email address when the user uses twitter. Twitter doesn't give you an email address, and you cannot ask for it, so the o
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by Lockyy 12y ago
Liverpool, England, Remote/Relocation, Full Time/Contract Resume: http://lockyy.com Github: http://github.com/lockyy Contact: daniel@lockyy.com I'm a Ruby on Rails developer graduating from univer
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by Lockyy 12y ago
I guess we may be seeing a story soon about 4chan swapping to an alternative analytics provider, I'm very interested to see what challenges Moot will run into whilst swapping over.
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Ask HN: What do you look for in an open source project?
9 points by Lockyy 12y ago|7 comments
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by Lockyy 12y ago
Maybe if if every time I used a black cab it wasn't one of the worst service experiences I can find I wouldn't be so enthusiastic to move towards companies like Uber, who actually provide a service that doesn't make me fear f
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by Lockyy 12y ago
My experience with traffic coming from Hacker News has been that the majority comes from OS X.
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by Lockyy 12y ago
Except you can't hand pick a project to highlight. Github does the selection for you. I like the idea of Github as a resume for showing people how you work, but I don't want to have to carefully curate all my public repositories b
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by Lockyy 12y ago
Liverpool, England, Remote/Relocation, Full Time/Contract Resume: http://lockyy.com Github: http://github.com/lockyy Contact: daniel@lockyy.com I'm a junior Ruby on Rails developer graduating from
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by Lockyy 12y ago
I wonder if this includes group screen share That and the group video are the only two reasons any of the people I know have Skype premium.
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by Lockyy 12y ago
Yeah, I made a gallery of my progress through development as well. Unfortunately it gets pretty slow after several decades of simulation, not much chance for optimisations in the time frame given. Windows download available here: http:&#x2
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by Lockyy 12y ago
I agree with you on the broad themes point and I really liked the 'You Only Get One' theme, at first I couldn't get past the 'one gun', 'one life', 'one minutes' ideas that I felt everyone would
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by Lockyy 13y ago
What happens if that second generation never replaces the first?
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by Lockyy 13y ago
I had always assumed that when I paid an ISP for an internet connection that payment was so that I could send and receive packets across their network. Clearly I was wrong.
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by Lockyy 13y ago
No, it's closer to a Christian bakery refusing to sell communion wafers to a Muslim because they aren't Christian. The problem is refusing an existing service to someone based upon them as a person. Not refusing to provide a servi
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by Lockyy 13y ago
I did a quick check and found a few people with their Rails App's secret token on display in config/initialisers/secret_token.rb. I guess most people reading this will already be aware but it's in the same vein as the AW
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by Lockyy 13y ago
This seems to be working under the false assumption that because something is better value for money you are inherently saving money. You're still spending more by getting the larger pizza, even though it's cheaper per cm^2. This
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by Lockyy 13y ago
Aren't there 3 or 4 scenarios that you need to pay for access to?
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by Lockyy 13y ago
It certainly solved things with windows oems, right?
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by Lockyy 13y ago
I've recently started playing Dota 2 with a few friends. I'm really enjoying the medium length bursts of strategy. As well as that I've kindled a love for Paradox' various grand strategy, my favourite of which is Crusade
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by Lockyy 13y ago
I'm glad early access games are encouraged. I enjoy them. However I feel like they run the risk of having potential fans becoming bored relatively early in development and not staying hooked till release. Prison Architect was hit with
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by Lockyy 13y ago
That's good. Is there a page that shows all your purchases like humble bundle eventually implemented? If you purchase a lot of games it could become a pain to keep a hold of all your URLs. Another question occurs to me; Do you have a p

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