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by arnorhs 10y ago
man, i'd love to see something like this for twitch streams. i feel like i have problems with twitch streams at specific times per day.
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by arnorhs 10y ago
i'm guessing a scrum use case.
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by arnorhs 10y ago
Did not sound snarky at all to me. Very factual, and had a very minimal, neutral tone to it. Also informative to people who don't know echo at all.
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by arnorhs 11y ago
i agree, mostly. i had a hard time figuring out what the 2.0 part about it is. if it's just about the slice, then i feel like the author is talking about it from a perspective of where project/feature planning is being done wrong.
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by arnorhs 11y ago
well said
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by arnorhs 11y ago
Interesting article and very contrasting opinion. It's hard for me to agree with most of it though, but I might simply be too closed minded. A few notes: >I should admit that we still A/B test some ideas. Rather than adhering
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by arnorhs 11y ago
I also worked at a place where we did OTS reviews. In my experience it was really good and it was easier getting deeper/more thorough feedback, since you're basically forced to tell what your code is doing etc. I'm really cur
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The Future of Ember Templating(storify.com)
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by arnorhs 11y ago
- It's nice that GNU is taking on such a project - FANN seems like a pretty good alternative - The value of the software at the big "monopolies" lies within the data, not necessarily the software - This needs to be in some pu
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by arnorhs 11y ago
Whether people who are bad at programming, or at least inexperienced, write overly complicated code or not has got nothing to do with what I said. Except that there's word-choice correlation.
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by arnorhs 11y ago
> Rust's development tools are also somewhat of a monoculture, at the moment. Care to elaborate? I'm curious
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by arnorhs 11y ago
you two are discussing separate sides of the same coin. or to clarify: people with a naive understanding of a problem will always feel like people who don't design solutions that are overly complex. people with a deeper understanding o
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by arnorhs 11y ago
> Not segmenting your code is stupid. Plain and simple. And overly broad, generalizing statements are not? Remember to be respectful towards your peers.
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by arnorhs 11y ago
same here, except you can't use the same paypal account for credit cards issued in different countries. but you just end up using two paypal accounts.
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by arnorhs 11y ago
well said. another important thing to remember is when jQuery came about interfacing with the DOM was really messy across browsers. Ajax queries as well. simplifying those, in my opinion, the killer features of jQuery at the time. Interfaci
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by arnorhs 11y ago
well, you should shop at whole foods when you go to the US :)
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by arnorhs 11y ago
correlation != causation
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by arnorhs 11y ago
Yup, and not even with desktop / mobile OSes. Generally it's the other way around. Where the users go, developers will follow. There are cases where the relationship is important, like in the early stages of a product - where in s
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by arnorhs 11y ago
Often the reason can also be evolution. Where the code started off doing something specific - but then as it evolved, more features were added, approaches changed, the code evolved to do something totally different. Also "starters&quot
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by arnorhs 11y ago
yeah, and the "about" section doesn't really answer the question very well: What is ether? Ether is a necessary element -- a fuel -- for operating the distributed application software platform we are building: Ethereum. With
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by arnorhs 11y ago
buses in san francisco do this. i have no idea how well it's working for them, but as a passenger, it's pretty frustrating to see your bus pass you by when you've been waiting 10 minutes already.
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by arnorhs 11y ago
that really is fast
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by arnorhs 12y ago
TIL there are people on HN that use windows phone! :)
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by arnorhs 12y ago
Just because they're your family, doesn't make them typical users. http://gs.statcounter.com/ Chrome is more widely used than IE.
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by arnorhs 12y ago
You know, personal emails to and from friends and family is probably the smallest part of your gmail used space. Feel free to never decide whether to delete those emails and keep them forever. Also, worth noting, is that gmail shares its st
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by arnorhs 12y ago
For me, it was simply a "snapcash" entry in the settings screen in the snapchat app. You click it and put in your payment info before you can use the feature. I'm on the Android app though, I heard from coworkers that the iOS
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by arnorhs 12y ago
I can't see any mention of this in the post or on the page where it claims this is an indicator for intelligence. now, since we're on the topic, we probably need to discuss whether or not this could be an indicator for intelligenc
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by arnorhs 12y ago
I use it all the time. Since you ask. It's pretty much the easiest way to rent a relatively new movie. Also watched all of star trek etc on there. A bunch of stuff. It's not great, but it gets the job done.
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by arnorhs 12y ago
You would be the first person in the history of mankind to wake up to a 1.5 magnitude earthquake :) I believe up to 2.0 they are not felt by humans, only recorded by seismographs. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richter_ma
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by arnorhs 12y ago
Which portion of the world's digital infrastructure is in the bay area? Where the companies are located doesn't really have that much to do with where their servers are. Maybe to some extent, but less than you might think. Also, i

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