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   by decentrality 11y ago

   Or drones with blades that cut as they turn.
2. 92.▲
   by decentrality 11y ago

   GitHub/StackOverflow, yes... HN karma isn't supposed to be something you aspire to or cultivate, it's more for you to know your self, relative to the community here.
3. 93.▲
   by decentrality 11y ago

   Has anyone tried this with Electron? This seems like the ideal place to arrive at for building GUI components to be used in desktop applications.
4. 94.▲
   by decentrality 11y ago

   Just found this before I saw the article posted here.. but it requires an invite! There are no build & run guidelines either - all roads lead to an invite request. Great use of Electron though, probably.
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   How can I run commands based on the the proximity of my car keys, or phone?(superuser.com)

   1 points by decentrality 11y ago|0 comments
6. 96.▲
   by decentrality 11y ago

   Awesome comparisons. Extremely good to know. Would love Rubinius on Linux, and comma delimited or underscore delimited results. Maybe I'll run an post those that way.
7. 97.▲
   by decentrality 11y ago

   http://sdf.org/ Apparently, you create a shell, and have this free: USERS (free) 200MB disk quota / 5,000 files divided into 4 areas mutt, pop3, imap, icq, twitter, bsflite (aim), local irc games, mud, lynx, gopher, TO
8. 98.▲
   by decentrality 11y ago

   We're doing much better documentation as we approach 1.0 ... possibly writing and publishing a book as well. For now.. Google Groups: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/celluloid-ruby IRC: #celluloid on
9. 99.▲
   by decentrality 11y ago

   Yeah, we get people saying we're not 'true Erlang' but that was kind of the whole idea. It's an alternative to Erlang and Akka, pulling the best from both. And it's so active and involved that it's almost becom
10. 100.▲
    by decentrality 11y ago

    Celluloid: http://celluloid.io
11. 101.▲
    by decentrality 11y ago

    Can you expound on this?
12. 102.▲
    by decentrality 11y ago

    Seems like Ruby may have a fork in the road. @brixen has been unhappy with the Ruby Language Design Process for a long time, and these thoughts seem to break the camel's back on what Ruby itself can support ( socially and philosophical
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    End of General Purpose Languages: Rubinius 3.0 and the Next 10M Programs(infoq.com)

    1 points by decentrality 11y ago|1 comments
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    by decentrality 11y ago

    That's what that is! Thanks for mentioning this. With Linux also, when I turn my monitor off, it does seem to treat it as though the display was removed. That's interesting. Glad to know it's not an OS thing.
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    by decentrality 11y ago

    Thanks for your thoughts... Right now I have an Acer 4K TN as my primary screen and it's extremely difficult to work with. And keeping the three HD displays I have around it is also problematic... the resolution difference always destr
16. 106.▲
    by decentrality 11y ago

    I'm happy to hear this. This is the display I've actually been considering if I don't stay with Acer. The coating on the screen and general sense of quality is attractive. Any drawbacks you've seen?
17. 107.▲
    by decentrality 11y ago

    With the Acer displays, it takes one DP port per monitor. So I got a multi-headed graphics card... 3xDP, 1xDVI, 1xHDMI2 ... expecting to use the DP ports for 4K displays, and the HDMI for a TV... all without daisy chaining.
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    by decentrality 11y ago

    Here's the best I've come up with so far, not focusing on pricing, but capabilities: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Productcompare.aspx?Submit=ENE... I'm considering moving from an Acer B286HK to a B276HK
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    Ask HN: Best 4K IPS monitor for an array of three displays?

    10 points by decentrality 11y ago|13 comments
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    by decentrality 11y ago

    That this implementation being uncomfortable for me is my subjective feeling, I've mentioned several times. That I don't want to depend on JavaScript is clear. I don't want to depend on JavaScript. Using the word centralize t
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    by decentrality 11y ago

    This is awesome, but it centralizes on JavaScript. It is an implementation of a standard without the standard being defined so other implementations can spring up. Git, one could argue, is language centralized also, which is technically tru
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    Bikeshedding: Parkinson's law of triviality(en.wikipedia.org)

    1 points by decentrality 11y ago|0 comments
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    by decentrality 11y ago

    "belief is the source and solution of all problems" I believe Plato said that. I believe he also said that of alcohol. Rather than the age old "either X exists or it doesn't" your entire thing unraveled right here:
24. 114.▲
    by decentrality 11y ago

    Well, what kind of code are you looking to have written? i.e. what languages, frameworks, libraries, etc.
25. 115.▲
    by decentrality 11y ago

    Make an alliance with a coder school catering to women specifically, and work with the founders of that organization.
26. 116.▲
    by decentrality 11y ago

    Then change where you publish your ads! :)
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    by decentrality 11y ago

    Mentioning this in the job description is probably not a good idea, but only hiring female developers is your prerogative. Specifically requesting female developers in your ad will undoubtedly get the opposite of your intention. People who
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    StackOverflow: April 2015 Community Moderator Election Results(meta.stackoverflow.com)

    2 points by decentrality 11y ago|0 comments
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    by decentrality 12y ago

    From newsletter to droplet holders: "Announcing IPv6 and Private Networking In SFO1 With our San Francisco region fully migrated to version 1.5 of our code base, we are excited to announce that both IPv6 support and private networking
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    Show HN: DigitalOcean Releases IPv6 and Private Networking in SF1(dropbox.com)

    3 points by decentrality 12y ago|2 comments