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by chrisma0 6y ago
Awesome! My initial thought was to use this for value-based requirements/story prioritization. There the axes would be business value and effort. Any chance you'll allow customizing the axes and enable sharing of diagrams? (Maybe
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by chrisma0 6y ago
Yeah! Now I can finally draw a bunch of ellipses and fill them with various colors on Linux too! Brings back childhood memories... Neat project!
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by chrisma0 6y ago
Would love to visit Japan based solely on that country's apparent love of, and fascination with, vending machines (that I totally understand!)
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by chrisma0 6y ago
Time to train a neural net to generate some Usenet posts (and tweet them out via a bot)?
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by chrisma0 6y ago
First "United States Space Force", now a program called "Ghost Fleet Overlord". I'm looking forward to the next iteration... (May I suggest my project http://chrisma.github.io/badass-gamertags/
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by chrisma0 6y ago
I mean, I would also go (if they had that at my local airport)!? There's something about eating unknown food from small containers in a cramped space that I really enjoy! Clearly I seem not to be the only one. (Also, I'd like to d
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by chrisma0 6y ago
Wow, according to Wikipedia, the "Junta Constructora del Temple Expiatori de la Sagrada Família", the board promoting the building of Sagrada Familia, was founded in 1895. https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Junta_C
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by chrisma0 6y ago
This paper was published in 2014. Here are links to previous discussions on HN (from the same year) that might be interesting. It seems the employed methodology might have been biased. * https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=
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by chrisma0 6y ago
I wonder is this trend of more boring colors will hold true in the future. Seems like every new, hip electric car from traditional manufacturers (in Europe at least) has some neon green or other colorful accent (e.g. Opel Mokka-e).
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by chrisma0 6y ago
There is a recent study (to be published at ESEM'20) on an empirical validation of "Cognitive Complexity" as a measure of source code understandability: https://arxiv.org/abs/2007.12520 The authors state
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by chrisma0 6y ago
These look good. Good to see more open-source icon sets (like https://remixicon.com/ & https://feathericons.com/ ). I'm getting overwhelmed by the amount of different sets though... I've found
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by chrisma0 6y ago
You're telling me cointrauma is still available?! What a great domain for a list of ICOs! (or failed/scammy crypto projects?)
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by chrisma0 6y ago
Big up for GitHub pages! See the documentation here: https://pages.github.com/ You can also use `Jekyll`, a static site generator, directly with it, if you want fancier features: https://help.github.com/en&#
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Open-sourcing an open banking reference app(nearform.com)
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by chrisma0 6y ago
The changelog can be found on the Releases page: https://schema.org/docs/releases.html
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Unicode's Adopt a Character Program(home.unicode.org)
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by chrisma0 6y ago
How long did you take to come up with this gem?! I must know.
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by chrisma0 6y ago
Yes! Such a shame to not have this data visualized and filterable. Such an interesting dataset! Anyone with mad matplotlib / ggplot skills? :)
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by chrisma0 6y ago
A Democrat and a Republican ETF? See which one performs better?
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by chrisma0 6y ago
Support for Opportunistic Wireless Encryption mode sounds great! Encrypted communication without pre-shared keys: https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc8110
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Ask HN: What are your favorite (morning) workout playlists in 2020?
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by chrisma0 6y ago
Some minimal open-source tool for the "cryptographically-linked social media identities feature" would indeed be awesome! Would be a shame if all those links ended up being abandoned.
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by chrisma0 6y ago
I've seen keys.pub mentioned a bunch now. Time to check it out, I guess. Sure looks (from a UI perspective) better than the gpa (Gnu Privacy Assistant) I used before: https://www.gnupg.org/related_software/gpa&#x2F
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by chrisma0 6y ago
Neat! So this is the kind of tool all those hip programmer folks on Twitter use :) I especially like that it works directly with GitHub gist IDs ( https://carbon.now.sh/c4ad9e84088d867a2b4670c3dc50e67a ) and that the tool con
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by chrisma0 6y ago
This is the company with the "we recognize that there is a discrepancy between the commonly accepted definition of end-to-end encryption and how we were using it" statement... https://blog.zoom.us/wordpress/20
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by chrisma0 6y ago
This is a good point. As far as I understood, Keybase's main offering, i.e. key discovery for accounts you knew little about, was never about "the best crypto that scales to Zoom levels". Though what the main features were go
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by chrisma0 6y ago
Oh, awesome, thanks for the links!
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Ubuntu 20.04 LTS Is Now Certified for the Raspberry Pi(omgubuntu.co.uk)
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by chrisma0 6y ago
The linked post and video (including a demo) of Andrew Louis's 'Memex' project is really neat as well! Really cool interface there: https://hyfen.net/memex/
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by chrisma0 6y ago
> Which parts of my city have I yet to explore? > Can I search all my conversation with John across 3 messaging apps, email, SMS and phone? These are totally pain points for me / questions I'd love to have some answers for..

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