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by dejawu 10y ago
You could say that if you've made it to v2.0, you have already been evolutionarily selected in your favor.
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by dejawu 10y ago
Anybody remember TermKit[0]? This was my first thought when I saw "JS/HTML/CSS Terminal". It was built on WebKit (five years ago, before the everything-in-JS craze really began) and had a lot of really promising features
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by dejawu 10y ago
This is absolutely right. And I'd definitely much rather be able to do dangerous things if I want to, than be told that I need to be protected from them. I do appreciate that rm -rf requires "--no-preserve-root" for that extr
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by dejawu 10y ago
I have mine covered with a sticker printed from a labelmaker that reads "Go away NSA".
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by dejawu 10y ago
I'm actually building a note-taking webapp based around Markdown! I was wondering what features you found lacking or wish you had with your setup? (and if you'd like to try it out feel free to dm me)
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by dejawu 10y ago
I think there might be a way to minimize the privacy risk here: Let Textalyzer data only be read over a physical USB cable, and only expose the time and duration of the activity, not the nature of it. Then police can see whether a driver ha
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by dejawu 10y ago
As a Go developer, I'm curious. Why is it that whenever a project built in Go is submitted to HN, the title mentions that it's built in Go? What makes the language special that it's worth mentioning?
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by dejawu 11y ago
This sounds like it came from a Markov chain with HN headlines as the corpus.
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by dejawu 11y ago
Like Vendan, I run my Go webapps on port 8080 (so I don't need root) and then have a very simple HAProxy setup that forwards port 80 to port 8080. Then I write a simple service for my Go app so I can control it with systemctl.
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by dejawu 11y ago
- As it happens, this is also on the front page: https://astaxie.gitbooks.io/build-web-application-with-golan... - I also recommend going through Go's example wiki tutorial: https://golang.org/doc/
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by dejawu 11y ago
I've picked out the following that I like: - Gorp[1] for SQL stuff (I like that it "encourages" your program data structure to reflect your DB structure) - amber[2] for templating - gorilla/mux[3] for routing - gorilla&#
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by dejawu 11y ago
For what it's worth, I moved to node.js late and even then only reluctantly. I only used it for one project, and found it to be a somewhat difficult experience, like I was fighting the language all the time. (It was still a step up fro
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by dejawu 11y ago
Started using Go for my latest project (a successor to Evernote). It feels like such a relief, especially having just come out of a node.js project. It's everything I wanted in a (web-app) programming language, and for the first time I
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by dejawu 11y ago
Carlos Ghosn, CEO of Renault and Nissan, comes to mind. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carlos_Ghosn
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by dejawu 12y ago
If any country has a chance at implementing nuclear power on a widespread scale, I think it's China. In America, the primary reason we don't use nuclear power is driven primarily by the negative perception and fear of the word &qu
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by dejawu 12y ago
Throughout smartphone ownership, the Xiaomi Mi3 is the phone I've liked the most. Hardware was incredibly solid (and looked great), software worked smoothly and unlike most phones, I could root it without voiding my warranty. Once I lo
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by dejawu 12y ago
I'd definitely say American drivers, as a whole, are less prepared for and take too lightly the responsibility of driving a car. It is far too easy to get a license in this country: My test consisted of me, at sixteen years old, going
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by dejawu 12y ago
This is great. After a few minutes of being frantically overwhelmed I gradually figured things out. Cool to see what ATC has to deal with, I was always curious how that looked. There are two things I'd like to see: - More than two spee