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by danellis 8y ago
What are 5R and 2S?
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by danellis 8y ago
The difference being that the TodoMVC projects are written by different people, so each one follows the best practices for each framework.
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by danellis 8y ago
You need a client that understands the media type it's retrieving, yes. That's the same for all clients, using HATEOAS or not.
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by danellis 8y ago
That will only tell you what a compiler will generate, though, which sometimes isn't enough.
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by danellis 8y ago
> with a computer with less RAM And a team of scientists who had done all the difficult calculations beforehand...
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by danellis 8y ago
> Most stuff on platforms like GitHub and GitLab are public anyway and shouldn't include any private stuff. GitLab offers free private repos. I expect that's a factor in many people choosing it.
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by danellis 8y ago
It's about time. I never understood the fascination with GIFs. Invariably, FMV GIFs would either be accompanied by, or have requested, a YouTube source video that actually had the audio.
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by danellis 8y ago
Since TLS supports client certificates, I've always wondered why browsers never added UIs that would make that useable for end users.
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by danellis 8y ago
What is "this pace of change"? Which parts are changing too quickly for you? > Rewriting things every six months is not reasonable for our team I'm not sure why you think you'd need to rewrite things. Where are you ge
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by danellis 9y ago
> Hydrogen explodes, and peolle are rightfully wary of carrying and transporting it in large volumes. Oh, the humanity.
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by danellis 9y ago
> Is that supposed to imply linux can't? Regular Linux can't. uCLinux might.
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by danellis 9y ago
That's not passive. You have to keep writing content to keep people coming back.
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by danellis 9y ago
I understand that both of these things are supposed to be ironic, but I don't quite get them. What are they referring to?
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by danellis 9y ago
You're not typical of the average consumer, though. Don't forget that HN is a particularly technical crowd, so you can't use it to judge how technically competent Internet users are.
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by danellis 9y ago
Exactly. HN is a bubble, and I think people forget they don't represent the average consumer.
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by danellis 9y ago
I remember all the way back to the early 90s and the original x86 emulator running on ARM. Admittedly that was before optimizations like JIT, and a lot of research has gone into binary translation since then, but it was a painful experience
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by danellis 9y ago
How many people have local DNS at home? Not many, I'd wager. How many know how to access their router? Also not many. Besides, "In your router’s configuration page, locate the DNS server settings."
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by danellis 9y ago
You mean Archimedes? It's already an ARM-based computer that can run RISC OS, so that's some kind of recursive loop.
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by danellis 9y ago
> If you’ve been a Raspberry Pi watcher for a while now, you’ll have a bit of a feel for how we update our products. Model B... Model A... Model B+... When can we expect to see the Raspberry Pi Master and the Raspberry Pi Master Compact?
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by danellis 9y ago
From Wikipedia, > Renewable electricity in New Zealand is primarily from hydropower. In 2015, 81% of the electricity generated in New Zealand came from renewable sources. In September 2007, former Prime Minister Helen Clark announced a n
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by danellis 9y ago
It's stupider than you think. If you're a Red subscriber and you visit, say, the UK, then suddenly you can't play videos in the background any more.
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by danellis 9y ago
As an aside, it's always nice to see a clean, readable web site like this.
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by danellis 9y ago
I know this sounds like a cop-out answer, but you need to see one or more professionals instead of asking here. I had the same kind of problems (all my life, really) and it turned out to be ADHD, which I didn't even know anything about
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by danellis 9y ago
Sounds like robopsychologist might become a real job after all.
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by danellis 9y ago
The problem with these things is that I can't give my web developer a bunch of Scala files to edit instead of HTML. Does it support binding in HTML templates too?
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by danellis 9y ago
Why do you think you need to finish all of it? There is a lot of content out there that you haven't seen, and I presume you don't worry about that. The fact that some of it has been posted to HN shouldn't mean that not seeing
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by danellis 9y ago
AIUI, people generally will not have the required tens (hundreds?) of thousands of images of said person.
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by danellis 9y ago
> What happens when the commuter I pick up vomits in my car? You clean it up and make a decision about whether you'd pick them up again. > Or steals something from my car? You call the police and tell them who that person is and
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by danellis 9y ago
What I'm curious about is how someone without any blockchain experience gets offered a blockchain job out of the blue.
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by danellis 9y ago
> I never understood why this wasn't in WPA2 Perhaps they thought that this would be taken care of at a higher protocol layer. ISTR that things like IPSEC opportunistic encryption was hyped a lot at the time.

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