dundercoder

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   by dundercoder 9y ago

   I have two mutations of USH2A, causing blindness. It’s a big gene. This kind of tech can’t come soon enough.
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   by dundercoder 9y ago

   Python was my entry into the programming world, and I've been an evangelist ever since... Or I was until I ran into distribution and parallelism. Since then, Nim has been my go-to language of choice. It is all that Python was, plus unb
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   by dundercoder 9y ago

   Highways are paid for w/taxes. Rail gets no subsidy. Sad really.
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   by dundercoder 9y ago

   I have a severe case of this. So few personal projects even get started because I get caught up in scalability and what not.
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   by dundercoder 9y ago

   and reuse of them!
6. 276.▲
   by dundercoder 9y ago

   Global variables... I'm ashamed.
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   Ask HN: What horrible things do you do in your own code when no one is watching?

   13 points by dundercoder 9y ago|37 comments
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   by dundercoder 9y ago

   I love it when manufacturers choose to use common and inexpensive connectors/components, rather than choosing to make their own proprietary one. Using the iec 320 c13/14, usb micro, and other "standard" connectors is lau
9. 279.▲
   by dundercoder 9y ago

   7kw? Amazing! How large is the array? (sq ft) How much did that set him back?
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    by dundercoder 9y ago

    I'm a big fan of Uptime Robot, been with them for years now. Not as many bells and whistles as other sites, but dang cheap and the main dev Umut (dunno if there is more than one) is a very nice guy and has answered every one of my pesk
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    Uptime Robot Now Monitors SSL(blog.uptimerobot.com)

    2 points by dundercoder 9y ago|1 comments
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    by dundercoder 9y ago

    Is the goal of Lambda/OpenFaaS to basically be cgi/bin in a box? (Container) Would sandboxed cgi/fcgi be faster at forking than spinning up a container?
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    by dundercoder 9y ago

    I thought RSS had died a rather unfortunate and inconvenient death... am I wrong and it's still been kicking all this time?
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    by dundercoder 9y ago

    Thanks!
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    by dundercoder 9y ago

    Thank you for sleuthing it out :)
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    by dundercoder 9y ago

    Well... I hired a producer, wrote 10 songs, hired a director, filmed 3 music videos and worked harder than I had at any software startup in my life (platform/devops) trying to make it work. Serious long shot, but it's been a ton o
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    by dundercoder 10y ago

    I don't know if there truly is an actual consensus in the scientific community, but it is true that an aggregate warming of the earth as a whole will cause some hot spots to become cooler, and some cool spots to warm, some deserts to r
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    by dundercoder 10y ago

    I can't wait till they bring back one of those! Amazing on so many levels.
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    by dundercoder 10y ago

    A while ago my wife and I decided to slowly, where we could, get away from any processed foods. We've done pretty well, but there are days where the kids want chicken nuggets... After moving away from processed food, I cut my food inta
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    As a back end dev, how can I make life easier for the front end devs?

    3 points by dundercoder 10y ago|3 comments
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    Ask HN: App/Workflow for creating a reference book?

    1 points by dundercoder 10y ago|1 comments
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    by dundercoder 10y ago

    How many times I've skipped checking something because... There's no way it could be that! Only to spend 3+ hours troubleshooting other things, discovering in fact, it was the simple dumb thing.
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    by dundercoder 10y ago

    I'm so, so sorry. I think this may have been written for you. https://soundcloud.com/boudwin/the-wall-2