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by c17r 11y ago
> Companies could choose to have "puppy leave" for when employees choose to adopt newborn puppies. The Motley Fool has a "pet-ternity" leave policy. I believe it's a week or two when you get a new pet.
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by c17r 11y ago
Up for me right now
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by c17r 11y ago
Most recent example: https://twitter.com/patio11/status/658748957250596864 The issue is: it's easier for a business, particularly the line manager, to just sign a contract for "support" which comes
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by c17r 11y ago
As patio11 invariably says, offer a paid support option to make it real easy for businesses to give you money.
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by c17r 11y ago
Agree. His opening complaint is from the Front End saying "I need x, y, and z so make me an API that returns {x, y, z}" which he wouldn't need to do for them if they were using GraphQL.
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by c17r 11y ago
There's also Fluid ( http://fluidapp.com ) of which I've been a happy user for years.
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by c17r 11y ago
Literally as I was reading this a commercial for Casper's mattresses came on TV. Marketing effort would seem to be the bulk of it.
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by c17r 11y ago
A repos wiki pages are stored in another publicly accessible git repo. git clone https://github.com/YOUR_USERNAME/YOUR_REPOSITORY.wiki.git Shame that issues/PRs aren't as accessible as the wiki is.
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by c17r 11y ago
Seems comparable to Twitter's PEX: a relocatable venv with custom entry points to act as a binary. PEX also takes the zip approach but allows for not zip safe libraries by unpacking to a directory before running.
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by c17r 11y ago
A couple of Twitter bots: * https://twitter.com/hn_frontpage displays Hacker News top 30 (to deal with ranking volatility, an article is tweeted once a day) and has both article link and discussion link. Haven't found
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by c17r 11y ago
2 I can think of: * work with orgs * pull if clone already exists
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by c17r 11y ago
Try the Double Start Knot on Ian's page, it holds the tension better http://fieggen.com/shoelace/doublestartknot.htm
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by c17r 11y ago
I was a Boy Scout and was (still am) a big fan of knots. But it never dawned on me until this site that the "bunny ears" method is just a square knot with ripcords.
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by c17r 11y ago
Awesome list to look through! I remember a few of these postmortems when they first posted, like the Wesabe one. It'd be great if the table had start/close dates, or "months alive", or something.
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by c17r 11y ago
Some detailed info about the timing and the buzzers: http://www.kurzweilai.net/the-buzzer-factor-did-watson-have-...
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by c17r 12y ago
You didn't read the part where your solution has to begin with "for(int i=0;" with nothing before it.
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by c17r 12y ago
https://github.com/clabot/clabot
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by c17r 12y ago
As long as you are backing up your repo in some way, you don't. But these sites just make it easy.
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by c17r 12y ago
It was the 3rd decoded that they didn't share with the group. The 1st two were "Montereys Coast" and "My Socrates Note". LOVE LOVE LOVE Sneakers
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by c17r 12y ago
The editor was webstorm with a very minimal UI
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by c17r 12y ago
My guess would be "Pee" = "P" = "Proxy"