bronson

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by bronson 12y ago
It's still there, and it still has the features you claim you're looking for. You don't sound very eager to check it out though...? As for your edit: "the US government essentially provided this sort of start to Silicon
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by bronson 12y ago
You can live there right now. https://hn.algolia.com/?query=hsieh%20vegas&sort=byDate&pref... There's no university but the Downtown Project has everything else you want.
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by bronson 12y ago
Only if there's a social angle.
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by bronson 12y ago
But YouTube has definitely started south. One example: I was given a Google+ profile (no idea how), and I can't delete it because then all my YouTube videos get deleted. It's baffling.
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by bronson 12y ago
Yeah, that's SF. It's 80% posers, especially at meetups. The minority that are doing interesting things are, of course, not so easy to find. Work hard on your passions and eventually you'll meet likeminded people. (that&#
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by bronson 12y ago
It's only a no-brainer as a last resort. Your number is preposterously low, and desal's environmental costs are pretty high. Where possible, conservation is a better plan. Here in California, desalination runs about $2000-$3000
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by bronson 12y ago
Because there was no need. Reservoirs were full and residents conserved: http://www.santabarbaraca.gov/gov/depts/pw/resources/system/... FWIW, this explains why it will take 20 mil to get it back o
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by bronson 12y ago
Sure, here's how: https://github.com/WhisperSystems/TextSecure-iOS/issues/65 Users care if they have to sideload an app because of a conflict between the App Store and a license's "additional r
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by bronson 12y ago
...until you want to integrate some code that's under a different license. Wading through pages of potential incompatibilities is not the way I want to spend my time. Speaking from experience here.
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by bronson 12y ago
Interesting, I have the same sentiment but the opposite conclusion. The plastic case on my most recent Thinkpad spontaneously cracked around the fan vent. Never dropped, babied it everywhere, no idea how it could have happened. The lapto
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by bronson 12y ago
It's not the farmers' fault that it's not raining. However, agriculture does take 80% of the state's water. Industry and residential take the remaining 20%. (Recent accounting shows habitat restoration taking 50%, farm
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by bronson 12y ago
No kidding. The lesson: never ever use Hang Left Hosting. When you get popular, they replace your content with their own, um, whatever page that is.
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by bronson 12y ago
Can't you just use USB microphones? https://www.google.com/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ion=1&e...
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by bronson 12y ago
That doesn't sound very 2 factor.
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by bronson 12y ago
You could have a decent point but your combative tone makes it sound like you only want a flame war. > Git has an awful UI out of the box. Why? There's no reason other than fuck you. Lovely.
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by bronson 12y ago
> Root yourself before you are rooted. Too true. I want this on a T-shirt.
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by bronson 12y ago
Agree with Mint. Its Cinnamon experience is excellent and, if it turns out you're not a fan, it's just Ubuntu: you can switch to any of the other desktops without reinstalling.
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by bronson 12y ago
'tis but a google away: https://github.com/leehambley The 6700 star repo he's talking about is capistrano/capistrano. I asssume stars only apply for personal projects? Spin it off, lose your ranking. :)
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by bronson 12y ago
Why are they shutting it down?
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by bronson 12y ago
Downvoter, please tell me where I'm wrong?
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by bronson 12y ago
You didn't try very hard, did you? 1. answered by readme & faq (predictable release cycles) 2. answered by readme & faq (open source governance) 3. nonsensical question (who said io.js is the only adequate solution?) 4. loaded
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by bronson 12y ago
I'd guess you aren't working on a team, and don't check out commits before your submodules were added? If you don't roll forward and back in time (bisect), and you don't have merge conflicts, and you can easily reso
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by bronson 12y ago
This guide seems woefully incomplete and optimistic. No coverage of submodule merge conflicts? No describing how to checkout a revision before the submodule was added or after it was removed, or how to bisect a project with submodules? N
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by bronson 12y ago
Free from Lenovo's MITM anyway.
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by bronson 12y ago
Well over $10 million? http://www.cnet.com/news/security-firm-rsa-took-millions-fro...
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by bronson 12y ago
If only "actionable lead" was in the database. (Right now this is the next story in the feed: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9068828 )
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by bronson 12y ago
He addresses this in the article: you then have multiple content-free merge commits in your history, making it more difficult to see where the branch actually begins (see "control merges polluting your history graph" in the artcle
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by bronson 12y ago
Why are you making dirty, nasty histories? The git users on kernel.org sure don't, and I bet they have more complex branches in flight than you do...?
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by bronson 12y ago
MCM Electronics and Newark are authorized US distributors: http://www.mcmelectronics.com http://newark.com Both are divisions of Premier Farnell.
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by bronson 12y ago
So, according to your hypothesis, guaranteed success requires only two things: novelty and hard work. Are you serious?

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