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by crabl 8y ago
Thanks for the feedback, I'll look into that later :)
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by crabl 8y ago
I used to do it a similar way, but often I ended up copying everything up to the final `}` character (or sometimes the input has single-quote characters rather than double-quotes), which causes the JSON to be invalid. NiceJSON takes the inp
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Show HN: A privacy-focused JSON pretty printer(nicejson.com)
8 points by crabl 8y ago|5 comments
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by crabl 8y ago
Most applications won't need "real-time" data, so I think things like end-of-day balances and transaction history are enough to cover 90% of the developer use-cases. As far as Identity goes, if you're willing to fork out
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by crabl 8y ago
Unless I'm mistaken, the Testing tier only allows the use of "sandbox" banking credentials, whereas the Development tier actually lets you connect to real bank accounts. In either case, it's free to get your own transact
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by crabl 8y ago
This is FANTASTIC news, and as a Canadian interested in FinTech, I'm very excited to be able to use Plaid here. I can only imagine that getting the "big five" banks here to get on board with this would have amounted to a herc
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by crabl 9y ago
Definitely not a joke, unfortunately. I've personally had way too many concerns to justify ever traveling with them again.
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by crabl 9y ago
You've clearly never flown with Allegiant...
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by crabl 9y ago
I like the "pipeable operators" approach that RxJS takes in order to prevent this. Each instance of an Observable has a ".pipe" method which can transform the observable stream in some way and returns an Observable ( htt
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by crabl 9y ago
"The AI also completed the task in 26 minutes, while the human lawyers took 92 minutes on average", should be 26 _seconds_, according to the infographic on the source page: https://www.lawgeex.com/AIvsLawyer/
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by crabl 9y ago
I actually don't mind the bump because I find it makes the phone easier to pick up on flat surfaces. Lifting my Samsung S8 off of a granite countertop feels like trying to pull apart two magnets, but the iPhone is far less "sticky
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by crabl 9y ago
https://github.com/kandluis/crime-prediction is a good place to start
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by crabl 11y ago
CTRL + comma
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by crabl 11y ago
Phenomenal work! I live in a city known for its sporadic gusts and high wind speeds (no surfing around here, unfortunately!), so this will be quite useful! I'm also interested in an API, so I'd like to get in touch with you as wel
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London teen charged in Heartbleed breach of taxpayer data(lfpress.com)
1 points by crabl 12y ago|0 comments
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by crabl 17y ago
Works for me... just go to lite.facebook.com
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by crabl 17y ago
Everyone knows that's what grad students are for... But in all seriousness, this seems like a neat idea with a lot of potential (both for overburdened professors and under-motivated students) that could have an impact on the current state o
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by crabl 17y ago
Congratulations on successfully crashing my GMA driver; I think that's the first time I got a BSOD in Windows 7 :) Regardless, I think the real problems with the whole idea of a "web OS" are the fact that it doesn't actually do anything rem
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by crabl 17y ago
Nice try, FBI.
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by crabl 17y ago
I just recently migrated from a late-2006 MacBook Pro with Leopard to a shiny new ThinkPad T500 with Ubuntu Jaunty. I'm actually impressed with how well Linux on the desktop has matured over the past few years (I experimented with Ubuntu in
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by crabl 17y ago
Funny video! I watched it on my iPhone using the built-in YouTube app...
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by crabl 18y ago
You bet! In fact, they are in the hands of pretty much any modern high schooler: the TI-83 and TI-84 graphing calculators both use Z80 chips :)
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by crabl 18y ago
Happened to me twice this (read: last) month. I'm beginning to think that I shouldn't rely solely on GMail.
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by crabl 18y ago
I put on a fedora and went as the guy with a hat from XKCD.
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by crabl 18y ago
They're all afraid of Paul Graham.