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by cmpb 11y ago
Continuing the theme of replying to this post with good examples of these kinds of game: https://alexnisnevich.github.io/untrusted/ ("a user javascript adventure game")
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by cmpb 11y ago
Completely agree. Sleeps quality of recording (not shitty, but not overdone) contributes a lot to their unique sound, including their earlier more "punky" stuff.
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by cmpb 11y ago
I'm a southern Louisiana (US "Deep South") native. Here, and in other areas of the south (and elsewhere in the world), we have similarly large "cicadas", which are basically giant crickets. They hatch once every 13
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by cmpb 11y ago
Off-topic, but if anyone has a chance to go tour the LIGO facilities, definitely take it! It is a very interesting experience, and highly educational, even for those that don't have a physics background. I've been to the one in Li
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by cmpb 11y ago
Note taken. I should clarify that the "however unfortunate" statement wasn't necessarily a personal opinion, but rather a response specifically to the original poster's opinion. Better-worded, what I meant was 'irre
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by cmpb 11y ago
For what it's worth, using the term "'Murica" in your post comes across as demeaning, and is thus inappropriate for HN. Given that the image is a product of an American-led project, it seems perfectly reasonable (however
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by cmpb 11y ago
Technically, the spread operator works with iterables [1]. If you wanted to spread an object `obj`you'd need to define `obj[Symbol.iterator]` [2]. [1] https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScri
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by cmpb 11y ago
There's a lot of confusion and concern in here about the release of a new major version very soon after the release of another major version (v4.0.0 was released just a month and a half ago). Please note that this is a special release
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by cmpb 11y ago
Yes, I'm very excited about the spread operator! I've been spoiled by Firefox.
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by cmpb 11y ago
Mainly the upgrade of V8. The release of v5 so soon after v4 is a special scenario prompted by the odd timing of the release of the new V8. It's worth noting that v5 is not an "LTS" release (that is, it won't have the sa
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by cmpb 11y ago
I poked around your code; it's quite clean and readable! I've never heard of Avro, but it looks really interesting. Could you enlighten me on some use cases, and situations where it really shines?
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by cmpb 11y ago
Ah, I was hoping for a Rick and Morty comment. Such a great show
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by cmpb 11y ago
That's not correct. Unused money rolls over. See https://support.google.com/contributor/answer/6182619?hl=en&...
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by cmpb 11y ago
Any unused money rolls over to the next month, according to Google [1]. I've been using it for months at $15/month and I've never seen it not use all of the money. I do use the internet constantly at work, though, and see ma
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by cmpb 11y ago
It could be argued that affiliate links on thewirecutter.com aren't ads so much as they are content. I realize they are advertising affiliates, but since that's what I go to the site for, I'm definitely not going to want to p
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by cmpb 11y ago
You're exactly right. Growing up with the words removes them from being recognizable as dirty. Note also, Dick is a name (or nickname for Richard). Language is weird sometimes...
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MyNewPassport(paulmillr.com)
1 points by cmpb 11y ago|0 comments
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by cmpb 11y ago
From my own experience, vyvanse (lisdexamfetamine) pairs quite well with my SSRI (lexapro). I'm not sure what most of the other substances in this thread are, or if vyvanse would even be considered a nootropic by any standard, but it h
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by cmpb 11y ago
My favorite is the 'empty promise' from ES6: new Promise((resolve, reject) => { ... resolve(); });
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by cmpb 11y ago
This is pretty swell. I just started using pm2 for my production apps, and it is also really great. Good work.
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by cmpb 11y ago
Slightly off-topic, but you've got a double "and" in the "Lets be safe" section.
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by cmpb 11y ago
Good point, but how do you keep up code quality in the code base with standardization? Edit: without* standardization
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by cmpb 11y ago
Nice list. This is more or less what I look for. It's nice to see your rules of thumb. Anyone have any suggestions for time-estimating code review? That's the biggest issue we've faced trying to implement code review into our
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by cmpb 11y ago
This is pretty excellent.
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by cmpb 12y ago
From what I understand, Atom has a pretty big user base and it's getting larger. Now that they've squashed a lot of the bugs that plagued the early versions, it seems to be taking off. Note: I've been using it for over a year
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by cmpb 12y ago
Its because the requests aren't actually coming from China. China is redirecting worldwide users from Baidu to GitHub. Sorry, I don't have the link handy, but it was in that WSJ article on the front page.
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by cmpb 12y ago
Mac OSX with Homebrew, iTerm, Vim (split terminal with vim on top and repl on bottom is pretty nice), Atom (for big projects), git, GitLab, Firefox browser. That's about all of my non-language-specific stack.
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by cmpb 12y ago
And is this drought not also taking years ? It think it's reasonable to expect the farm markets to capitalistically take advantage of California's decline, even if it does take years.
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by cmpb 12y ago
I'm not entirely certain, but I believe this is a major use case of Macaroons third-party caveats. http://hackingdistributed.com/2014/05/16/macaroons-are-bette...
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Phusion Passenger 5.0.1 “Raptor” Released(blog.phusion.nl)
65 points by cmpb 12y ago|25 comments

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