Poiesis

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by Poiesis 12y ago
This is precisely what I'm about to do; I'm surprised something doesn't already exist for this.
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by Poiesis 12y ago
Given their example scenario ("moment of truth"), I'm far more likely to just buy an episode of something for a few bucks on iTunes. That way I have a much better chance of finding what I'm looking for, and I can watch s
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by Poiesis 12y ago
Ah, I assume the reason we all get identical avatars is that gravatar api access gets stopped by the corporate proxy. Any chance that's easily configurable? You're probably going to see a lot of corporate use by places who insis
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by Poiesis 12y ago
Is there a way to change user avatars? The screenshot has them but I can't find it in 0.3.2. BTW the wiki page for Docker references release/0.3.0, but you don't have that branch naming prefix (release/).
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by Poiesis 12y ago
I did indeed take a look at the docs. That's why I commented. If there's documentation of REST end points, it's not obvious to me. Maybe someone else will point out what I'm missing. As far as I can tell, most of the doc
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by Poiesis 12y ago
Two things that jumped out at me: 1. No "special characters" allowed in passwords when creating an account. 2. ...where's the REST API? I've "added a service" (TTS), but I have to write a webapp to expose it
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by Poiesis 12y ago
I don't know what the right answer is here, but I find it intriguing that this approach is in a way the opposite of what Python ended up doing with the 2/3 split.
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by Poiesis 12y ago
Lots of things are wrong with WebDAV, summed up as "many clients with different implementations/interpretations of the spec." Related: Are there any decent WebDAV servers out there? I don't see any recent development be
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by Poiesis 12y ago
I can access new-hn though I can't say whether it's due to your changes. The https redirect adds an extra step because of a click through "this site could be evil" that Websense adds--I think it stores the acceptance for
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by Poiesis 12y ago
Well, my large corporate employer uses Websense which seems to categorize hn.algolia.com as ("Category: hacking"), and blocks all queries (HN itself is fine). So I guess I'd say I need...search. Maybe you can get off the blac
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by Poiesis 12y ago
Wifi DNS bug? Thanks for putting a name to a very persistent annoying problem in this household with--holy crap--12 Apple devices. Also thanks for that Launchpad description. Keeps happening to my kids and I couldn't figure out why. I&
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by Poiesis 12y ago
If a human was watching the house in person, would a search warrant have needed to be obtained? Not trying to incite anything here--I realize there are differences--but I was curious about the legal implications of video vs. in-person surv
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by Poiesis 12y ago
You're still alive, right?
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by Poiesis 12y ago
Maybe that would work for many people, maybe it wouldn't—but it'd be nice if you included a link so that people could decide for themselves. It's an interesting idea but the first ones I found didn't seem to adjust to th
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by Poiesis 12y ago
Going to have to pile on here. The Flex seemed like it was going to be cool, but then the software was buggy for the longest time--wouldn't sync, silent alarms wouldn't work, etc. These are largely fixed but now they won't ad
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by Poiesis 12y ago
I have to agree with the "broken" comments. I can't speak to the API, but the Health app sure is a head-scratcher. Those sub-minute steps intervals mentioned by someone else are just baffling from a normal user's perspec
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by Poiesis 12y ago
> His favourite "show" is a Youtube channel hosted by a 6-7 year old kid that builds lego and plays video games. Would you mind sharing that link? I've got some kids who would be interested.
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by Poiesis 12y ago
What I could use is a way to add an iphone as a dumbphone to a shared data/minutes plan. I have a spare iphone 4s (Verizon US), unfortunately, and I want to be able to have my son use the phone without data without paying the $40&#x2F
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by Poiesis 12y ago
You have a good, well-intentioned point but the article emphasizes that these designers are trying to sell something that's not theirs . That's not disruption. > Someone will make a service that enables businesses to build app
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by Poiesis 12y ago
For Ruby, I enjoyed http://rubykoans.com . There is a python port (which I haven't tried) at https://github.com/gregmalcolm/python_koans .
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by Poiesis 12y ago
I hear you; a lot of people feel the same way (I'm lucky enough to be able to shower at each end; if I don't bike commute it's usually more laziness). That said, a lot of people seem to sweat less on bikes with an electric as
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by Poiesis 12y ago
Yes! Thanks for posting this. I had read about it years ago and had been looking for it again for some time now.
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by Poiesis 12y ago
I liked the terminology. Don't know which one of us is more representative of the target demographic, though. It's not (necessarily) just marketing fluff. A lot of people view budgeting as "here's what I can't spe
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by Poiesis 12y ago
This isn't a spectacular article. I, for one, think the status quo in this case is kind of great: it's not reported on because it's not newsworthy. Now, I know that isn't really true: in 2014 it's still somewhat re
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by Poiesis 12y ago
I'm not always sure what to expect from a vice.com article, but I was pleasantly surprised by this one. Not much technical detail of course, but I found this to be a great story of, well, hacking.
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by Poiesis 12y ago
So, I actually have no love for Java, and am greatly enjoying the higher proportion of scripting irb been up to lately. But I had to comment on a couple things: > Why only that library...? I've seen it all when a Perl developer is c
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by Poiesis 12y ago
I'm wondering if Swift will fill that role, eventually.
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by Poiesis 12y ago
Funny you should pick those two, since if the page "helpfully" uses the visibility feature to pause a video that I'm not staring at, it doesn't matter that I was using playbackRate to listen to it at 2x speed because it&
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by Poiesis 12y ago
Can't we all just get along? :D I happen to agree with the people who are annoyed by the lack of a date. For most technical topics I research, I want to know when the article was written. Even for nontechnical topics, I generally want
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by Poiesis 13y ago
I had a similar problem; I downloaded it on a mac that didn't meet the minimum os requirement, then deleted it. Couldn't use the link again on the newer mac. Don't most people expect to be able to re-download this?

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