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Golang Query Parameter Library(fknsrs.biz)
2 points by deoxxa 10y ago|0 comments
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Golang HL7 Library(fknsrs.biz)
1 points by deoxxa 10y ago|0 comments
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Golang MLLP Library(fknsrs.biz)
3 points by deoxxa 10y ago|0 comments
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TypeScript vs. FlowType(fknsrs.biz)
3 points by deoxxa 10y ago|0 comments
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by deoxxa 11y ago
> Why can't they just add another flag to tar [...]? You are "they" - you can add that flag. If it turns out that it works well, it'll (probably) be taken and added to whichever `tar` implementations you submit patche
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by deoxxa 11y ago
Wasn't it that assumption ("lots of people are looking at [it]") that lead to the current state of OpenSSL?
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by deoxxa 12y ago
The backend is Rails ( https://github.com/macropodhq/gitr-backend ), and the frontend is React and Fluxxor ( https://github.com/macropodhq/gitr-client ). I'd love to take a look at that code, if
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by deoxxa 12y ago
I've had a lot of success with embedding initial content for a page as JSON in a script tag with a specific ID and a type of "application/json". This way you can rely on the content being there and sidestep the whole tim
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by deoxxa 12y ago
Why do you run ssh on a non-default port?
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Musl-libc version 1.0.0 released(musl-libc.org)
100 points by deoxxa 13y ago|34 comments
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by deoxxa 13y ago
There are... Just so many open source web applications that aren't written in PHP. So, so many.
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by deoxxa 13y ago
I hope this doesn't sound snarky or mean, but you might want to run a spell checker over your posts in the future. Some of the errors stood out strongly enough that they really interrupted the flow of the writing (which was otherwise s
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by deoxxa 13y ago
I get the feeling it would cost more to hire developers who can wrap their heads around performance sensitivities in JavaScript and WebGL than it would to hire, say, C++ developers who've read the OGRE manual.
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by deoxxa 13y ago
Unfortunately, I don't think it was a joke. Such negative, very disappoint.
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by deoxxa 13y ago
Yeah, I was really expecting it to end with "so here's what I'm going to do to try to make the situation better," instead of "HA HA DELICIOUS TEARS."
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by deoxxa 13y ago
EC2 for some things, dedicated hardware for some others. Where it sits, however, is only part of the problem! I use plz[1] and instagit[2] in tandem via post-receive hooks to do the "deployment" bit, along with a service registry
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by deoxxa 13y ago
That's already a thing, if I understand what you're asking - see the <keygen> tag.
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by deoxxa 13y ago
1kb/s is an absolute surplus in a lot of machine-to-machine applications. With a lot of embedded sensors and such that run over cellular networks, carriage is billed by the kilobyte, to illustrate that point.
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by deoxxa 13y ago
I've always found that interesting. Sometimes you look at a dollar and think "where has this been?" - with bitcoin you can answer that question as far back as "who created this money" (to various degrees of pleasure or dismay.)
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by deoxxa 14y ago
That makes a lot of sense, I hadn't thought about that.
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by deoxxa 14y ago
100% agree with this. I got kicked out of a game because of "network issues" last night and when I logged back in, the city I'd spent a good 40 minutes starting up was nowhere to be found. It did, however, remember that I'd claimed that cit
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by deoxxa 14y ago
More surprising again is that they actually have three completely active (as far as I can tell) environments that are just sitting there unused.
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by deoxxa 14y ago
I kind of started poking around at the backend protocol this morning. It's all websockets over HTTPS (very trendy stuff) and is hosted on EC2. I'm yet to dig much further than "let's see what this looks like in wireshark", but the behaviour
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by deoxxa 14y ago
Clearly you're scamming suckers into being better people and giving to society. I commend you, you monster.
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by deoxxa 14y ago
I'm really hoping the irony of linking to a CoffeeScript-generated JavaScript file and using it as an example of properly-written JavaScript was at least part of the joke here.
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by deoxxa 14y ago
Very, very rarely. Along with "now you can get your frontend developers to write backend code!", it's one of those oft-cited but spectacularly bad reasons to start using JavaScript for non-client stuff. In saying this, I use node for a heck
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by deoxxa 14y ago
What? That's the complete opposite of what OP was saying. You don't need github to be online to work with your code or even your repositories so long as you haven't gone and thrown all your digital eggs in the same basket (i.e. as long as y
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by deoxxa 14y ago
Why was the title changed to say "CapsLockScript"? I can't see it ever referred to as that in the actual documentation.
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A coworker and I put this together in a few hours this afternoon \o/(thisisshit.info)
2 points by deoxxa 15y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: I wrote a tiny router thing in JavaScript(github.com)
3 points by deoxxa 15y ago|0 comments

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