catshirt

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   by catshirt 14y ago

   with that money they could have built a whole 4/10ths of an instagram though
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   by catshirt 14y ago

   i've seen the name dozens of times, i've done a dozen or so lessons on their site to try it out, i've told people about it, and this is first i've realized this.
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   by catshirt 14y ago

   thanks for the answer! what is the point of forcing anonymity per-donation? gittip is more like a recurring research grant than a traditional salary. if i'm not dictating the work i'm paying for, i think it makes sense to know who, as a mai
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   by catshirt 14y ago

   apologies for soliciting on hn, but i couldn't find a support line through the site. must donations be recurring? why can't send one-off donations? also, at the risk of sounding vein, must the donations be anonymous? these things are ke
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   by catshirt 14y ago

   "From 8:04pm PDT to 9:10pm PDT, customers were not able to launch new EC2 instances, create EBS volumes, or attach volumes in any Availability Zone in the US-East-1 Region." "The control planes for EC2 and EBS were significantly impacted
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   by catshirt 14y ago

   so are you suggesting that everyone should learn everything? or that people shouldn't attempt things without expertise?
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   by catshirt 14y ago

   pretty cool, wasn't aware of this at all. thanks for the explanation. but even if it were unpacked, curl wouldn't execute it.
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   by catshirt 14y ago

   " JS packers to obfuscate their code so that it's only loaded by real browsers " this is probably not what's happening. more likely, it's obfuscated for other reasons. curl doesn't parse or execute javascript.
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   by catshirt 14y ago

   it's either evidence they're passionate or they're forced to work long hours. given the context i'm assuming the former. which is certainly a good thing...
10. 760.▲
    by catshirt 14y ago

    irrelevant really- you can't set the CORS header on a remote API you don't own.
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    by catshirt 15y ago

    herein someone who doesn't program functional or dynamic languages concludes light table is contrived or impossible because Eclipse already does the job for them. likewise, criticizing the long term potential for a project like this because
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    by catshirt 15y ago

    a "bubbly" 27 billion, no less. wonder what that means, in retrospect.
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    by catshirt 15y ago

    organizing your css by property value sounds like a nightmare. it's much easier to organize hierarchically, which means your colors can scatter.
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    by catshirt 15y ago

    megamark16: the answer then, for the third time, is to take a second to learn the system before you try and fix it.
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    by catshirt 15y ago

    sorry, what distinction are you drawing between "generated" and "compiled"? even "combined", for all intents and purposes, doesn't discredit the point: if she was editing the wrong files, the answer is to do a little more research before di
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    by catshirt 15y ago

    "So where did I go wrong?" hard to say without seeing the pull requests, but if you edit compiled code and call it a typo you're probably at risk of doing a lot of things wrong. perhaps you just need to spend a little more time learni
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    by catshirt 15y ago

    how many messages are you sending, to how many clients? likewise, how are you running a public node server for free? how many of these servers are you running? what if... etc, etc. not dismissing your library, but sounds like a case of "i d
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    by catshirt 15y ago

    can't speak on facebook specifically, but one popular option is Selenium http://seleniumhq.org/
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    by catshirt 15y ago

    hi all. typically not a sharer myself, but i've found it useful enough that i'm comfortable sharing. if you're not ok authorizing your github with some mysterious app, and you shouldn't be, the code [0] is on github (of course). there are s
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    Show HN: GitHub mobile website(gh.nodejitsu.com)

    10 points by catshirt 15y ago|1 comments
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    by catshirt 15y ago

    i believe the point is that the there is a pattern to the distribution. we can only safely assume the pattern is on a micro level, but it would suggest there are larger patterns at play. for instance, is it possible to ship 5 rolls with mil
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    Poll: Are you a starter, architect, debugger, or finisher?

    9 points by catshirt 15y ago|1 comments
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    by catshirt 15y ago

    starter
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    by catshirt 15y ago

    architect
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    by catshirt 15y ago

    debugger
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    by catshirt 15y ago

    finisher
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    by catshirt 15y ago

    i replied in an earlier thread about smooth.js, an interpolation library, about how it was something i was looking for a week ago. really, that was only a small part of the problem. what i was actually looking for, was a small charting libr
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    by catshirt 15y ago

    fair enough, but i'm not sure i'd agree. it's much easier to detect a malicious extension than to detect a page you are about to visit is going to exploit the negligence of one of the extensions. firstly, the extension source is available m
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    by catshirt 15y ago

    no one called anyone an idiot
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    by catshirt 15y ago

    really cool. recently was frustrated doing similar interpolation- this is a cool api though, wish i had done it this way. would be fun to support other data as well, ie. hex math for gradients. thanks!