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by camkego 5y ago
Okay, I guess there is not a ton of interest in this topic, but here is another one I found: https://github.com/zerodevx/zero-md
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Favorite self-rendering Markdown tool in JavaScript??
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Very interesting map. I've always thought of the TV and telephone networks as separate up until the time of the Internet. So, if the map represents Ma Bell, then of course they ran their telephone traffic over these microwave routes. B
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The interesting thing from a primary graph in the article, is the endpoints of difference in the perspectives on various institutions. It appears from the research, that republicans, more-so than democrats, generally believe churches have a
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by camkego 5y ago
"what are the chances that at that very second, somebody else wants to buy precisely 273 shares of Facebook stock? Probably zero" This is likely provably false. If you check the order books of Facebook, you almost certainly find
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by camkego 5y ago
Please share articles/blog posts! I would guess there are newer articles about best practices for Go error handling, other than the great articles by Dave Cheney. https://dave.cheney.net/2016/04/27/dont-j
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by camkego 5y ago
Is anyone else concerned about ebike fire risk? EBike fires in NYC have doubled since last year. https://www.consumerreports.org/electric-bikes/how-to-preven... "E-bike ownership has skyrocketed in New York since
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by camkego 5y ago
Now that's something remarkable about a language. Definitely going to check out Pony now.
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The patent examination process is not well understood by most people. Once a patent is received, the patent examiner carefully places the application into a room full of other patent applications. Then kittens are released into the room wit
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by camkego 5y ago
From Wikipedia: The Living With Your Plane Association estimates that there are at least 426 residential airparks in the United States. Florida is estimated to have 52 airparks, followed by Washington with 50, California with 28, and Oregon
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by camkego 5y ago
Was the try() proposal for Go error handling? I'm really curious what happened to the proposals for shorter Go error handling, rather than if err!=nil {...}
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Interesting article. I have a question about using my phone as a security key. So, when I register at a Webauthn site, my phone gets a 'credential-id' and a public-key. Cool. I use Android, so apparently, this state gets saved in
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by camkego 5y ago
Has anyone else noticed what a large add campaign Facebook has launched featuring Millennials asking for new and re-vamped Internet regulation? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kur94OyXf3U What is this all about?
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What's the general take on OAuth vs WebAuthn?
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I'm sad to say there is a good chance Intellectual Ventures patented similar tech: https://www.mic.com/articles/180851/the-world-needs-this-sma...
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by camkego 5y ago
Here is the best part, if you dig a little deeper into the issues and pull requests, you will find out that the .NET Foundation people have been removing the contribution option from the blank agreements, leaving only the assignment option.
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by camkego 5y ago
If you get the upgrade, it can see the poo. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28475716
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by camkego 5y ago
This is a good comment. #3 is important, as it can build trust if it seems genuine or plausible. If not, you have probably done a lot of damage to potential trust.
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"Persevering until they had perfectly mounted about 2,000 pairs" The article implies they threw away the samples that tore when mounting on glass plates. It sounds like they introduced possibly a large bias in their sample of the
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Far, far, far down in the blog post at section III., the author says this: > I (and the doctors in my family whom I’ve asked) am pretty much like the doctors in the article. If I get a terminal disease, I want to wring what I can out of
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by camkego 5y ago
I am afraid I agree with this sentiment also: "The "classic" golang.org documentation was simple, easy to search, and consistent across user agents. The pkg.go.dev documentation is... well, bluntly: strictly worse." I lo
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"Given that after age 100 the annual probability of dying is about 1/2, the chances of a centenarian living to 122 are incredibly small." Small rant about this statement. The annual probability of dying is not determined by a
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by camkego 5y ago
They are saying, in effect, you must sign/agree to our 81-page developer agreement to receive the reward.
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by camkego 5y ago
Interesting insights into the TOS of Paddle. Have you compared the TOS of Paddle to FastSpring?
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by camkego 5y ago
Can you share more info so others can explore this?
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by camkego 6y ago
You might consider Platero and I and the rights allow it.
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by camkego 6y ago
Is there any chance my cellphone number is a VOIP-routable nubmer? Is there a way I can check to find out?
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by camkego 6y ago
You are my hero! Thank you! Front end for a back-end guy like me is a learning journey. (I suppose I should stop labeling myself!)
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Ben, this is impressive work, and I will almost certainly use it. (Already believe in sqlite vs mysql/PG/Redis) But as a backend developer I am always trying to learn simpleR ways to build beautiful open source websites. Would you
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by camkego 6y ago
You don't think the government already thought of that? (for patents in general, that is). From wikipedia: Section 1498 gives the federal government of the United States the "right to use patented inventions without permission, wh

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