Yhippa

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by Yhippa 10y ago
I really like the idea of HATEOAS but I have never seen hypermedia controls done in the wild across any companies I've worked for nor on any client projects. I think it's very cool but a lot of development patterns don't con
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by Yhippa 10y ago
Sadly unless you normalize the cars we may never see true racing as you say. Someone in my F1 watch group pointed out the minimal passes in that race. It would be sad if it ends up being like the Peak Schumacher days where races were more o
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by Yhippa 10y ago
I enjoyed this article and could see these things come to fruition. > Where are you willing to live if 'access to public transport' is 'anywhere' and there are no traffic jams on your commute? Does an hour-long commut
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by Yhippa 10y ago
I loved programming so much in high school that I would routinely hack in TI-BASIC on these things as much as I could. It was an excellent language to cut your teeth on.
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by Yhippa 10y ago
Inverting the display of "5318008" on your seven-segment display was a rite of passage as a teenage boy in America in the 80's.
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by Yhippa 10y ago
It will probably trigger dang into looking into it now.
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by Yhippa 10y ago
Same. Weird stuff also bothered me like not being able to drive when everyone else could or not being able to drink when everyone is going to the bars. You're not even allowed in sometimes.
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by Yhippa 10y ago
Does Apple Maps support offline map downloads? If so this is a great selling point.
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Indian engineer named Saddam Hussain cannot get a job(bbc.com)
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Forget Coding: Writing Is Design’s “Unicorn Skill”(fastcodesign.com)
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by Yhippa 10y ago
I actually like their product but wonder if they just haven't recovered from this: https://searchenginewatch.com/sew/news/2321516/rap-genius-no... . If they were higher up when a user searches Google for
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by Yhippa 10y ago
> The CIA has primarily had to rely on obfuscation to protect its malware secrets. Ugh.
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by Yhippa 10y ago
Nothing grew me the most than (sadly) moving from company to company. I grew so much by seeing how different companies and teams did something, taking the good, internalizing the bad, and then repeating at other companies. I highly recomme
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by Yhippa 10y ago
Charge users a cent per tweet or some other amount. I hate doing this but maybe they need to consider a "freemium" model where you get basic tweets at a certain rate limit for free but to do things like post long videos or images
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by Yhippa 10y ago
> Because the current system is really broken: see what it's like to try and immigrate, legally, from Mexico if you just want to do manual labor. See, this is what would be most interesting for me to discuss with my friends. There
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by Yhippa 10y ago
I remember reading an article talking about how people were throwing similar aspersions at Bush and other Republicans in the past decade that when the actual Nazis came along we wouldn't be able to convince people because the word has
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by Yhippa 10y ago
> Except that the contrarian views frequently turn out to be lies What do you mean by this?
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by Yhippa 10y ago
Let's take illegal immigration. Is it wrong for this administration to enforce our current laws? If so maybe the laws need to be crafted to something different. While I don't agree with this administration's methodology th
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by Yhippa 10y ago
This one gave me the most pause: > “Silicon Valley is incredibly unwelcoming to alternative points of view. Your curiosity, if it is sincere, is the very rare exception to the rule.” Substitute "Silicon Valley" for any major l
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by Yhippa 10y ago
That means you just scored a touchdown! Congrats.
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by Yhippa 10y ago
The first thing I do whenever I subscribe to a service these days is research how difficult it is to unsubscribe from it. I was tempted to get Sunday delivery for some of those newspapers in the article but realized that it would be tough t
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by Yhippa 10y ago
Off topic but I saw one of the prizes is something called PocketCHIP. Googled what that was and actually tried it out on the product detail page ( https://getchip.com/pages/pocketchip ). I really like this thing and ha
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by Yhippa 10y ago
If bulletin board software was made today and was free of the archetypes and styles of the 90's and 2000's would they be more popular today? Spent a lot of time on them during those years and I still find valuable information ther
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by Yhippa 10y ago
Hasn't the NRA cornered the market on the 2nd Amendment defenses bigly?
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by Yhippa 10y ago
I've had friends who have owned VW's and I've heard the same things about them and German cars in general. I purchased my first Mazda a few years ago and I'm shocked at how well-engineered it is, how easy it is to mainta
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by Yhippa 10y ago
I'm not a MSFT/.NET guy and I still get a ton out of his content.
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by Yhippa 10y ago
I focus on the top say 50% OF high level comments. I find that the more nested a chain gets in general it becomes more off topic and more like an argument of people trying to one-up each other. I scan the top 25% of the initial high level
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by Yhippa 10y ago
That sub is kind of a heat check against the hype of pretty much everything these days.
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by Yhippa 10y ago
I am slowly working on doing this when I realized that goals always seemed too far away shortly after trying to achieve them. I have tried Habitica ( https://habitica.com ) and got really into it to enforce habits but once a few
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by Yhippa 10y ago
Did people honestly think that Agile was going to be a silver bullet? If so the consultants won.

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