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My fight against CDN libraries(peppercarrot.com)
298 points by agateau 10y ago|141 comments
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by agateau 10y ago
I have been using it for the week, I like it!
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by agateau 10y ago
Yes, we consider a task to be done when code has been reviewed and merged, so our estimates include review time.
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by agateau 10y ago
Looks interesting, can it distinguish time spent in the browser, so one would know if time was spent on pull request #33 rather than on Twitter?
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by agateau 10y ago
The thing is, we often have tasks estimated to last 2 or 3 hours. 10 or 20 minutes of review starts to be a significant duration in this case.
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Ask HN: Do you log your time at work?
25 points by agateau 10y ago|25 comments
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by agateau 10y ago
I disagree with the article for two reasons: 1. Many computer-illiterate users always click to switch from one input to another, so clicking on a select does not make them much slower 2. Many users are not aware that the text part of a radi
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by agateau 10y ago
I wrote mup [1] to help with this: it is a markup previewer. It support multiple markup formats and for markdown multiple markdown implementations: pandoc, commonmark, kramdown, python-markdown and also previewing using GitHub API (slow but
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by agateau 12y ago
> Once there's a critical mass of cars with cameras, cars could communicate road conditions automatically. I would be frightened to trust the data coming from a random car in front of me. Inferring road condition from another car be
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by agateau 13y ago
I suspect (haven't checked!) this is actually Ubuntu kernel not allowing mbox to do what it tries to do. See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SecurityTeam/Roadmap/KernelHardening
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by agateau 13y ago
While the trademark feels abusive, gamezebo really did not pick the best example: how can one name his game "All Candy Casino Slots – Jewel Craze Connect: Big Blast Mania Land" and then pretend he did not try to take advantage of
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by agateau 14y ago
Most likely because KHTML license was (still is) LGPL, which allows the creation of proprietary products with it (Safari) but requires all source code changes to be published. Had KHTML been licensed under a BSD or MIT license, the browser