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Gem install parse_apply_infuriation_engine
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Resolv-idn: Thread-aware Unicode domain resolution for Ruby
(github.com)
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Not to reach for the big "let's invent a new policy" stick, however does wikia have guidelines for those contributing articles where there is obvious life-and-limb danger to subjects, and by-proxy contributors? Also, don't contributors hav
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14y ago
From an operations perspective, ZFS is a god-send. Correct me if I'm wrong, but AFAIK BTRFS lacks any significant quanta of improvement over ZFS, merely a "better licensed" non-invented-here mostly duplicated effort with a couple refinemen
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Ingress is all fun and games until someone gets hurt by police.
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14y ago
Rosa Parks. Mahatma Gandhi. Aaron Swartz.
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14y ago
I've paid for hipchat in the past for managing teams in multiple timezones across the globe. Flowdock's ability to set tags and easily search conversations is great when you need to find that one temporary server password mentioned by a pr
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The lack of regulations makes crowdfunding simpler, riskier and generally more awesome. The trashy opinion piece assumes that people are not educated or "qualified investors" enough to throw their dollars into something, like a European-pat
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14y ago
1. Keep services running: Runit, even with daemontools differences, is hard to beat. 2. Hard(-ish) resource limits and accounting: LXC w/ cgroups. Almost as good as full paravirtualization (Xen). There are still some issues with limiting
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14y ago
What are the pros and cons, obvious and less so, of including pip as well?
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14y ago
A strange game.
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Yes. Maintaining a canonical set of ports for frequently changing language-managed packages is like getting into a phonebook reprinting business. It would be a far better use of precious volunteer time for any given language package to pu
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Wikipedia article on warez standards
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Many top 100 universities are gleaming with dozens of new buildings: - Stanford tore down some donated admin buildings across from Schwab GSB that were not even 10 years old. A good portion of the med school is being grad
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14y ago
Have to go to Canada for that.
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If you're into new ways of watching the same minutia people post on facebook and twitter: people feeding their babies and making breakfast. Sorry, but that doesn't qualify as earth-shattering.
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Why in the fuck don't a group of qualified investors and political hackers quietly mask their purpose to form a top-tier PAC to fuck with the system for the interests of private citizens? Fight fire with fire, because campaign finance refo
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14y ago
Why was this guy listening to an audience to begin with? People don't know what they want, and that's entirely different from what they will actually pay for. The only measure is the cash register, i.e., the reconciliation report from the
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14y ago
# Add method foo only to instance x. (x = Object.new).instance_eval { def foo ; puts 'bar' end }
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14y ago
The "leather" on iCal, FMF is distracting and should be eliminated. An user-selectable UI stylesheet similar Pixate and Teacup for RubyMotion would allow the user to select a view most comfortable for them: be it plain or fancy, retro or mo
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14y ago
Weekly Skype team calls against the current milestone & scheduled 1:1s. Mockingbird for web wireframes, fluidui for mobile. FlowDock for devops and support: tickets (jira), commits (git), builds (jenkins) and releases. FD is way better
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Scrappy broke startups are uncomfortable, not so much by choice, but necessity.
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Is quite amazing how repeated failure impacts the stock by only about $4/share or roughly 13%. I guess as long as consumers keep buying...
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Legitimacy and a smile (or lack thereof) are all that matter.
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Even if the results are difficult to quantify, anything challenging has fun value.
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There's an old solaris rationalization: "It's not the time it takes to reboot, but how often."
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15y ago
The stackoverflow model seems very similar to the successful models of european prison reform systems: gradually reward inmates with many incremental levels of privileges for good behavior and dial back otherwise.
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15y ago
What is not science is either art, philosophy or marketing.
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"Remember not only to say the right thing in the right place, but far more difficult still, to leave unsaid the wrong thing at the tempting moment." - Franklin.
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Idea: sudo goggles (pam module)
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